Inter-Text
2012
A publication detailing the commissions created for Untitled Gallery’s recent curatorial programme which explored the presence of text in contemporary art – featuring Namhee Kwon, Christine Wong Yap, Nicola Dale and Monica Biagioli.
Available through Untitled Gallery.
8866 Full Stops for Spinoza
2012
Sculpture
Oak, MDF, test tubes & lids, glass fragments, UV cable and pastel paper
105 x 105 x 10 cm
Wreaths (for PM and BN)
2012
Leftover papers (MI teintes, copier, note and sugar)
Kindle
Artist’s Book – Edition of 20
This hardback, full colour book (containing an essay, images and further information about what inspired this specially commissioned installation) is now available for £30.
To order your copy, please email using the link here.
FIXATION
Curated by Joe McNulty
16 – 26 February 2012
Wolstenholme Creative Space
11 Wolstenholme Square
Liverpool
L1 4JJ
Featuring:
Kit Abramson, Diana Ali, Casey Carlin, Nicola Dale, Julie Dodd, Kirsty Evans, Chris Fagan, Lesley Halliwell, Nicola Hands, Joanne McClellan, Ben Roberts, Beth Ross, Matt Spencer, Dominic Thorpe, Samantha Vinsun, Liz West, Ruth White, Sam Venables
12 – 12.45pm
Saturday 14th January 2012
Admission FREE
Join Nicola Dale at John Rylands Library for a guided tour of the Kindle exhibition.
The John Rylands Library,
150 Deansgate,
Manchester, M3 3EH
Presented in association with Untitled Gallery
Funded by Arts Council England
12 – 12.45pm
Saturday 10th December 2011
Admission FREE
Join Nicola Dale at John Rylands Library for a guided tour of the Kindle exhibition.
The John Rylands Library,
150 Deansgate,
Manchester, M3 3EH
Presented in association with Untitled Gallery
Funded by Arts Council England
The Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting is the search for great new plays and great writers. It is Britain’s biggest playwriting competition and has so far awarded £120,000 in prize money.
In the 2011 competition, the judges awarded First Prize to Janice Okoh and the three further awards were given to Alistair McDowall, Gareth Farr and Louise Monaghan.
Award design by Nicola Dale.
Kindle v. light (a flame); set on fire; v. arouse (with reference to an emotion); n. portable e-reader
Nicola Dale’s new artwork Kindle is inspired by the changing format of knowledge and its current journey out of libraries and books and into circuit boards and light. Within The Old Map Room of the historic John Rylands Library, the artist has installed thousands of hand-made “candles” made from the pages of unwanted books. In honour of the artwork’s surroundings, these are ordered using a system unique to the work. In addition to Kindle, the Library is also hosting a retrospective of the artist’s work within the Crawford Room.
Kindle is presented in association with Untitled Gallery.
Funded by Arts Council England.
Exhibition dates: 25/11/2011 – 29/04/2012
