ENTERTAINMENT SUITE
Entertainment Suite, 2010-ongoing
Modular sculpture
Entertainment Suite is conceived as a modular sculpture that shifts its form to adapt to each new exhibition space. The documentation here shows the different iterations of the piece since its inception.
The work was initially presented as part of the solo exhibition Entertaining at The Dust Lounge, commissioned by Exeter Phoenix. The show, which also included the pieces Batons 1 - 5, and drawings Cruise Lounge and Fleet Plans 1 - 3, presented a framework for an undefined performance to take place.
Exhibition history
- Spring 2010 - Entertaining at The Dust Lounge, Exeter Phoenix
- 2010 - The Crystal Palace (Destroyed), group exhibition at Works|Projects, Bristol, shown alongside work by Melanie Counsel, Mike Ricketts, Heather and Ivan Morison and Roy Voss.
- Winter 2010 - A Theatre to Address: in excessive structure, group exhibition at Cartel, London, curated by Bridget Crone, featuring work by Tai Shani and Mikko Canini
- 2011 - To Pay Respect to The Generosity of The Three-Minute Punk-Rock Song, group exhibition at Crate, Margate, curated by Toby Huddlestone.
- 2015 - Oculist Witnesses: According to Duchamp, at the Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston. Part of the Dance First, Think Later contemporary art programme curated by Clarissa Corfe, alongside works by Lindsey Bull, Ruth Claxton and Richard Hamilton.
Writing
Sacha Waldron’s text ‘That’s Entertainment’ for The Skinny is available HERE. Sam Pickett wrote a review for Corridor 8 HERE, and ‘Vanishing Point’ an essay by Laura McLean Ferris responding to the exhibition is available to read HERE.
Photograph credits top left to right Jamie Woodley, Sovay Berriman, Rob Darch, Sam Nightingale, and Toby Huddlestone.