Sunday, 26 December 2010
Tuesday, 21 December 2010
Sunday, 5 December 2010
Smartphones: Do Something Wrong
If you're a smartphone user and can't access the latest issue of 12-Pages: Wrong, then follow this link to TBC's online publication library:
www.issuu.com/tbcartcollectiv
www.issuu.com/tbcartcollectiv
Saturday, 4 December 2010
12-Pages Online Project Space: The Wrong Issue
Editor: Charley Peters
Saturday, 27 November 2010
Thursday, 25 November 2010
Project News: 12-Pages Online Project Space
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Charley Peters, Before the Wronging (2010) |
As December approaches TBC artists are making new work for the 12-Pages Online Project Space. TBC members have been asked to 'Do Something Wrong', the results of which will be curated by this month's Blog Editor, Charley Peters, and will be online in early December. More news soon...
Monday, 15 November 2010
Project News: Trace Elements - Press Release
Trace Elements
TBC Artists' Collective comprises four London-based artists – Beverley Bennett, Charley Peters, Laura Davidson and Paul Mendez – who work collectively to generate projects with a focus on drawing and its scope within contemporary art practice.
Established in 2009, their recent first show Delineation: Contemporary Dialogues with Drawing considered the presence of drawing beyond its traditional parameters and within such disciplines as writing, film, sculpture, painting and embroidery. Delineation began a series of projects that will engage the collective with other artists, writers and curators, who are invited to participate based on their individual perspectives on drawing.
Always keen to challenge creative identities and generate new ideas, the 12-Pages Online Project Space enables members and associates to regularly produce new work by means of short deadlines and notional themes, often instigating fresh lines of inquiry. 12-Pages Magazine seeks to document each key stage in the development of these and other of the collective’s investigations.
The collective’s latest exhibition project Trace Elements will continue to develop the initial themes first outlined in Delineation, exploring drawing through erasure, repetition, accumulation, trace, memory and the interruption of surfaces.
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