Andrew Rucklidge, beam-beam, 2007. Image: andrewrucklidge.com
Toronto artist Andrew Rucklidge is featured in FUSION NOW! MORE LIGHT, MORE POWER, MORE PEOPLE
November 21 - 20 December, 2007
At Rokeby Gallery, London UK.
Curated by artist, writer and editor - and VoCA friend - JJ Charlesworth, the exhibition takes as its starting point the rapidly developing science of nuclear fusion.
Andrew Rucklidge, Topset, 2007. Image: andrewrucklidge.com
Liam Gillick, Installation view of show at Esther Chipper, Berlin, November 2006. Image: estherchipper.com
Energy is now a key issue of political debate. At a time when we are told that our excessive use of fossil fuels threatens the environment itself, environmentalism advocates that the only solution is restraint and reduction.
FUSION NOW! asks what art and society might be like if we thought positively about a world based on more energy, not less.
Sam Basu, HIVE Arrangement of Cells, 2007. Image: artnews.info
Artists include Sam Basu, Laura Oldfield Ford, JJ Charlesworth, Alasdair Duncan, Freee, Liam Gillick, Roger Hiorns, John Latham, Andrew Rucklidge, John Russell, Mark Titchner and WITH (withyou.co.uk)
Rogers Hiorns, Untitled, 2007. Engine, aluminium, hardware, copper sulphate.
Image: corvi-mora.com
John Latham, Cluster No.11, 1992. Image: soton.ac.uk
Mark Titchner, We want answers to the questions of tomorrow, 2003. Image: kettlesyard.co.uk
Andrew Rucklidge, Iron, Stucco, Glass, Asphalt, 2006. Image: andrewrucklidge.com
Painter Andrew Rucklidge is represented by Christopher Cutts Gallery, Toronto. For the gallery website, please click HERE.
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