Image courtesy of previous exhibitor Mark Leckey
Further Information
For more information please download the artist interview, press release and exhibition guide. Live Guides are available to discuss the work with visitors on Saturdays from 11am - 1pm & 3 - 5pm.
Related Events
Please visit our Calendar of Events page for related exhibition events, including an extended Scratch Nights programme, a Family Evening and our Musical Challenge contribution to the nationwide London 2012 Open Weekend Event.
Exhibition Prize Draw: Win a pair of Concert Tickets
Milton Keynes City Orchestra has an international reputation as the live classical music resource for Milton Keynes and the surrounding area. Visit the current exhibition to enter our free prize draw and win two tickets to MKCO's concert on 27 November. Chamber Roots at Stantonbury Campus Theatre (Milton Keynes), features music by Arnold, Finzi and Mozart and will be conducted by Hilary Davan Wetton. Young clarinetist Hannah Morgan, scholar of the Yamaha Music Foundation Europe, stars. Tickets courtesy Milton Keynes City Orchestra.
THE THE THINGS IS (FOR 3)
9 July – 12 September 2010
Preview: Thursday 8 July, 6pm – 10pm, featuring a new performance
All welcome
Admission free
Milton Keynes Gallery presents a major solo exhibition of work by a London-based artist who emerged in the early 1990s. Working with sound, performance, sculpture, collage and photography, the artist creates systems that playfully experiment with language, identity, geometry and chance, in the form of installations, interventions and live events.
The exhibition displays a range of the artist’s work which opens up a space for the imagination, encouraging varying degrees of interaction and response, inviting the viewer into a playful dialogue with the artist.
Exhibition generously supported by Rock Hard Music in collaboration with Yamaha, Marshall Amplification and dlB Technologies; and the Exhibition Circle of Friends including Gagosian Gallery and those who wish to remain anonymous.
Catalogue
A catalogue with an interview between the artist and Milton Keynes Gallery Director Anthony Spira and a text by art historian Gilda Williams is available. Special exhibition price £10.
Artist Limited Edition
POLICE ICE, 2010, a signed limited edition print by the current exhibitor, will be available from the Gallery Shop.
Silkscreen on paper (30 x 88 cm). Edition of 100. Price £100.
Published by Fraser Muggeridge Studio.
All proceeds from the Gallery Shop go towards the Gallery's education and exhibition programmes.
9 July – 12 September 2010
Preview: Thursday 8 July, 6pm – 10pm, featuring a new performance
All welcome
Admission free
Milton Keynes Gallery presents a major solo exhibition of work by a London-based artist who emerged in the early 1990s. Working with sound, performance, sculpture, collage and photography, the artist creates systems that playfully experiment with language, identity, geometry and chance, in the form of installations, interventions and live events.
The exhibition displays a range of the artist’s work which opens up a space for the imagination, encouraging varying degrees of interaction and response, inviting the viewer into a playful dialogue with the artist.
Exhibition generously supported by Rock Hard Music in collaboration with Yamaha, Marshall Amplification and dlB Technologies; and the Exhibition Circle of Friends including Gagosian Gallery and those who wish to remain anonymous.
Catalogue
A catalogue with an interview between the artist and Milton Keynes Gallery Director Anthony Spira and a text by art historian Gilda Williams is available. Special exhibition price £10.
Artist Limited Edition
POLICE ICE, 2010, a signed limited edition print by the current exhibitor, will be available from the Gallery Shop.
Silkscreen on paper (30 x 88 cm). Edition of 100. Price £100.
Published by Fraser Muggeridge Studio.
All proceeds from the Gallery Shop go towards the Gallery's education and exhibition programmes.