NEWS

Current | Upcoming Projects

ARTSTED: 99 BLUE-CHIP ARTISTS 2024

My sereies of works selected for this biannual publication



Past Events


Charnwood Forest Geopark Visiting Artist

January 20 2024 Outwoods, Charnwood Forset Geopark, invited by LU Arts, Loughborough (UK)



Central Saint Martins: MA' Final Degree Show

June 28 - July 1 2023

1 Granary Square


DARMSTADT ARTIST IN RESIDENCY 2023

March - May 2023

Atelierhaus Ludwig-Engel-Weg 1, Darmstadt (DE)


ARCO MADRID 2023 WITHIN ALTIBA9

February 22-26 2023

ARCOmadrid 2023 with ArtsLibris | Booth C31


PRESS & PLAY

November - December 18 2022

Phoenix Art Space, Brighton (UK)


MERCH 2022

November 25 - 27 2022

Koppel X, London (UK)


WOOLWICH CONTEMPORARY PRINT FAIR

November 3 - 6 2022

Woolwich Work, London (UK) / Link to Artsy

 

PROJECT RADIOLONDON

September 25 - October 30 2022

Airlock, Chicago (US)


THIS IS NOT A PARTY 

March 3-6 2022

C.S.M. Interim Show at Trinity Buoy Wharf, London


GIORNATA DEL CONTEMPORANEO 2011

December 11th 2021

Digital, follow the link


228 CHINGFORD MOUNT | HYPHA STUDIOS

Jan 3rd - 15th 2022

Artist Residency and take over of the building, London (UK)


ARTISSIMA 2021: 222 ARTISTI EMERGENTI 

"222 Artisti Emergenti su cui Investire" is a biennial publication produced by italian art magazine Exibart and presented at Artissima Art Fair in Turin (IT)


COLLABORATION PUBLISHED ON N.Y.T.

The performance with Keuoi Thomas was presented at Participant Inc, New Your City and reviewed in the section Arts & Culture of the New York Times (US)


PSX - A DEDACE OF PERFORMANCE ART

A group show with a selection of the ten more iconic performance in the UK at VSSL Studio, London & ]Performance Space[, Folkestone (UK)


UAL HOME STUDENT AWARD 2021

Scholarship 2021 - 2023 for the MFA at Centra St Martins (UK)


WILL THE SUN RAISE AGAIN AFTER COVID? 

A group exhibition curated by The National Gallery of Zimbabwe


PROSPETTIVE 

A Public Art Project in Calderara di Reno curated by Adiacenze


EMERGENCY FUNDAISING AT MOCAD

A digital group show / fundairing project at MOCAD Detroit


SOLO EXHIBITION AT CRAC GALLERY

A new body of work will be presented on February 2020


PROJECT RADIOLONDON AT "THE SHADOW OF DREAM"

PAVILION OF UKRAINE AT THE 58TH INTERNATIONAL ART EXHIBITION – LA BIENNALE DI VENEZIA

Pavilion of Ukraine at the 58th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia – will present the project entitled The Shadow of Dream cast upon Giardini della Biennale devoted to rethinking the notion of myth and its significance and influence on contemporary art. For the full duration of the biennale there will be performances in the pavilion based on the myth of the flight of the world’s largest cargo aircraft over Venice on May 9th at noon.


Further information here



i10 INDIPENDENTI - ARTVERONA 2019

Project RadioLondon has been selected to exhibit

Within ArtVerona, which this year celebrates 15 years, the Independent Spaces section, curated by Cristiano Seganfreddo, who ten years ago decided to focus on the Italian project space scene. "Ten years of Independent represent a seismograph, empirical and unstable, of the Italian research and experimentation situation outside institutional places," explains Seganfreddo, who this year invited participants to respond to the Release theme. "We are looking for new releases. Projects that contain the sign, the seed of change, of questioning through an improvement of one's cultural, curatorial, artistic practices. And that they are willing to be open to the ideas and suggestions of other Independent, like the thousands of visitors they will meet during the days of the fair ".


Further information here


GEMMELLARTE 2019 - ST OUEN (FR)

My project has been selected for the first edition

GemellArte project is directed to share art and their artistic heritage between Italy and France, relaunching the twinnings that already link the two countries through different cities. Within the logic of “free movement” at the base of European values, that today more than ever it is necessary to preserve and recover. With art that is proposed and “used” as a tool of connection and sharing and to open and overcome geographical and mental boundaries.


Further information here


MOIS DE LA PHOTO -OFF 

Participation with Neri Contemporary Art - Paris 

The exhibition is part of the Biennial Festival of the City of Paris dedicated to photography. See my work here 




PROPOSITIONS FOR CHANGE WITH PLYMOUTH COLLEGE OF ART

Talk at Tate Modern on March 15th 2019 

Explore the link between creative education and social justice in this collaborative symposium.


The symposium will open with the proposition to explore pedagogical opportunities of risk in art education at a time when art and education are themselves under threat. Policy agendas at all levels are marginalising the arts. At the same time, social and economic factors place unprecedented strain on the institutional fabric of education.


Further information here




CABINET DE CURIOSITE | WUNDERKAMMER

Group exhibition at Le6b - St Denis, Paris 



Buy Ticket here https://www.eventbrite.fr/e/billets-workshop-autels-humains-avec-lartiste-andrea-abbatangelo-54291539456




ALFABETI / VIAGGIATORI SULLA FLAMINIA

X ed. VIAGGIATORI sulla FLAMINIA | 20° Itinerario: Spoleto - Gubbio / Campello sul Clitunno


December 7th 2018 - April 7th 2019


Opening: December 7th 2018: SPOLETO - Rocca Albornoz


Artists: Andrea Abbatangelo, Affiliati Peducci Savini, Vincenzo Agnetti, Doug Aitken, Getulio Alviani, Marco Baldicchi, Nanni Balestrini, Fiona Banner, Toni Bellucci, Mirella Bentivoglio, Gianni Bertini, Joseph Beuys, Valentino Biagioli, Irma Blank, Mel Bochner, Alighiero Boetti, Mario Boldrini, Stefano Bonacci, Stanley Brown, Tiziano Campi, Sauro Cardinali, Francesco Carone, Nicola Carrino, Guglielmo Achille Cavellini, Umberto Cavenago, Bruno Ceccobelli, Banu Cenettoglu, Mario Ceroli, Giuseppe Chiari, Claudio Costa, Gino De Dominicis, Mario Diacono, Corrado D’Ottavi, Arthur Duff, Alberto Faietti, Giulia Filippi, Tommaso Faraci, Robert Filliou, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Jeff Gibbons, Gilbert & George, Giuliano Giuman, Dan Graham, Aldo Grazzi, Giorgio Griffa, Nedda Guidi, Richard Hamilton, Dick Higgins, Douglas Huebler, Allan Kaprow, Joseph Kosuth, Jannis Kounellis, Jeffrey Isaac, Myriam Laplante, Ketty La Rocca, Sol LeWitt, Sean Lynch, Stelio Maria Martini, Mario Merz, Afranio Metelli, Eugenio Miccini, Jonathan Monk, Miriam Montani, Maurizio Nannucci, Hermann Nitsch, Nuvolo, Olaf Nicolai, Luca Maria Patella, Giulio Paolini, Anne & Patrick Poirier, Ugo Piccioni, Cesare Pietroiusti, Lamberto Pignotti, Luca Pucci, Umberto Raponi, Giacomo Silva + Floriana Onidi, Gianni Emilio Simonetti, Slavs and Tatars, Daniel Spoerri, Nello Teodori, Luciano Tittarelli, Tommaso Tozzi, David Tremlett, Franco Troiani, Franco Vaccari, Ben Vautier, Claudio Verna, Cesare Viel, Emilio Villa, Lawrence Weiner, Stephen Willats, Alberto Zanmatti.



See details here.



FORUM DELL'ARTE CONTEMPORANEA 2018

Museo Mambo, Bologna (IT)


Forum dell'arte contemporanea italiana - 5th Edition
"La parola agli artisti"


For its fifth edition, Saturday 10 November 2018, the Italian Contemporary Art Forum arrives at MAMbo - Museum of Modern Art in Bologna

For the Bologna edition, the strategic areas previously identified in the Prato editions (2015 - 2016) and in the thematic days of Genoa and Turin (2016) were confined to the area of ​​high education of artists, promotion and visibility of artists Italians abroad, of the artist's position in the different contexts of his work (from the museum to the public sphere, from the market to society, without forgetting the ethical sphere and that of gender differences).

The organizational scheme of the Forum includes a promoting committee (formed by Lorenzo Balbi, Ilaria Bonacossa, Fabio Cavallucci, Antonella Crippa, Anna Daneri, Pietro Gaglianò, Cesare Pietroiusti, Pier Luigi Sacco, Silvia Simoncelli and Chiara Vecchiarelli) and a series of tables, entrusted each to coordinators and composed of different speakers - all representative artists of different generations, geographical areas and practices - among whom the discussion will be developed, open to the public.


See details here.




PROJECTE RADIOLONDON _ HARARE

CTG: (R) 2018




RESEARCH PAVILLION AT Venice Biennale

The Digital Aesthetic in Utopia of Access: GradCAM at The Research Pavilion as part of Viva Arte Viva - 57 Biennale di Venezia


(Sept 29th – Oct 1st) curated by Noel Fitzpatrick (GradCAM) and Brian Fay (Dublin School of Creative Arts) comprises of an ambitious exhibition Cf or ‘The Inaugural Autonomous Biennale’ www.cfjeanettedoyle.com and two days of unique interventions, performances and seminars, which promote forms of art and art works exploring the post-digital aesthetics within an era of open data and open access.




ZURICH UNIVERSITY FOR THE ARTS - ZHDK

Visiting Fellow at  Zürcher Hochschule der Künste - Departement Darstellende Künste und Film(CH)


An international platform based at Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK). It aims to develop artistic practices and foster research through the strong interaction between fellows, faculty members, the artistic community, and the general public. The RESEARCH ACADEMY seeks to explore artistic strategies of contemporary performance practices in order to ask how they speak back to the cultural and economic environment, the political landscape and social values.




"L'UNIVERS SERA NOTRE VOCABULAIR" FOR PREMIERTOUR

Quotidien de l'Art and Palais de Tokyo, Paris




DEATH & ROMANCE IN THE XXI CENTURY & FORMS & OBJECTS


Palazzo Lucarini, Trevi


Forms & Objects is a group show curated by Franko B, in parallel with his solo exhibition, DEATH & ROMANCE IN THE XXI CENTURY at Palazzo Lucarini Contemporary - Centre for Contemporary Art, Trevi, Italy. Artists invited are: Andrea Abbatangelo, James Bullimore, Marco Cingolani, Sebastiano Dammone Sessa, Giuseppe Lana, Andrea Marcaccio, Marco Paganini, Thomas Qualmann, Annalisa Riva


For further information 




MANIFESTA 11

A new Performance at Cabaret Voltaire in Zurich


I'm glad to present A-CRITICAL at MANIFESTA 11


What People Do for Money – that is the existential question addressed by Manifesta 11. It deals with a topic which concerns all of us. Why do some people earn more than others – for the same work? Why are men often quicker than women to climb the corporate ladder? Why is social status still measured by one’s profession and position? Is the passion with which “workaholics” pursue their jobs simply a pretext for their alienation and exploitation? And there is more: how do you go about finding work in a country that is foreign to you? And how does a fully digitised world work in which robots have finally replaced us – and labour as a concept has become obsolete?




A LIVING MUSEUM AT TATE LIVERPOOL

February 21 and 22 2016


Performing Duchamp's Fresh Widow at Tate Liverpool for the finissage of An Imaniged Museum, curated by Francesco Manacorda and directed by Darren Pih.




PROJECT RADIOLONDON AT VILLA ARSON

March 19 2016 1er Rendez-vous des Bricologues

Galerie d’Essais et Galerie Provisoire, Villa Arson, Nice


I’m very glad to present a preview of RDLDN - Project RadioLondon at Villa Arson - Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'art  in Nice. A series of sketches will be exhibited at the Galerie d’Essais et Galerie Provisoire with a short performance and  followed by a panel. The project consists of  an archive of audio portraits and connects physical places to a digital archive of documentary audio/video portraits. This  of a series of performative and collaborative events and sound sculptures serie, which will be recorded and stored in a web radio, and which will form a gallery of portraits of artists that recently moved from Southern Europe to Northern Europe, especially in cities such as Amsterdam, London, Helsinki, Zurich, Copenhagen, Berlin, etc.


https://www.villa-arson.org/2016/02/festival-bricologique/


http://projectradiolondon.org




REMEMBER NATURE 

Remember Nature is a campaign involving a team of partners, including Serpentine Gallery, Central Saint Martins in London and University for the Creative Arts, Farnham.

Remember Nature is a collaborative project directed by artist and political activist Gustav Metzger, will take place on 4 November, with arts practitioners around the world encouraged to participate in a Day of Action to highlight the topic of extinction. Metzger’s call to action urges arts professionals and students from all disciplines to create new work to ‘Remember Nature’, addressing global issues such as extinction, climate change and environmental pollution. A launch event will take place at Central Saint Martin’s College of Art and Design and at art schools nationwide on the day.


Metzger’s work, including his involvement in the Serpentine’s Extinction Marathon in 2014 and his acclaimed exhibition, Decades 1959 – 2009 at the Serpentine Gallery in 2009, addresses climate change and its catastrophic effects.

“The art, architecture and design world needs to take a stand against the ongoing erasure of species – even where there is little chance of ultimate success. It is our privilege and our duty to be at the forefront of the struggle. There is no choice but to follow the path of ethics into aesthetics. We live in societies suffocating in waste. Our task is to remind people of the richness and complexity in nature; to protect nature as far as we can and by doing so art will enter new territories that are inherently creative.” Gustav Metzger, 2015.

A Living Museum at Tate Liverpool

February 21 and 22


Performing Duchamp's Fresh Widow at Tate Liverpool for the finissage of An Imaniged Museum, curated by Francesco Manacorda and directed by Darren Pih.



RDLDN - Project RadioLondon at Villa Arson, Nice


March 19 2016 1er Rendez-vous des Bricologues

Galerie d’Essais et Galerie Provisoire, Villa Arson, Nice


I’m very glad to present a preview of RDLDN - Project RadioLondon at Villa Arson - Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'art  in Nice. A series of sketches will be exhibited at the Galerie d’Essais et Galerie Provisoire with a short performance and  followed by a panel. The project consists of  an archive of audio portraits and connects physical places to a digital archive of documentary audio/video portraits. This  of a series of performative and collaborative events and sound sculptures serie, which will be recorded and stored in a web radio, and which will form a gallery of portraits of artists that recently moved from Southern Europe to Northern Europe, especially in cities such as Amsterdam, London, Helsinki, Zurich, Copenhagen, Berlin, etc.

Remember Nature 

Remember Nature is a campaign involving a team of partners, including Serpentine Gallery, Central Saint Martins in London and University for the Creative Arts, Farnham.

Remember Nature is a collaborative project directed by artist and political activist Gustav Metzger, will take place on 4 November, with arts practitioners around the world encouraged to participate in a Day of Action to highlight the topic of extinction. Metzger’s call to action urges arts professionals and students from all disciplines to create new work to ‘Remember Nature’, addressing global issues such as extinction, climate change and environmental pollution. A launch event will take place at Central Saint Martin’s College of Art and Design and at art schools nationwide on the day.


Metzger’s work, including his involvement in the Serpentine’s Extinction Marathon in 2014 and his acclaimed exhibition, Decades 1959 – 2009 at the Serpentine Gallery in 2009, addresses climate change and its catastrophic effects.

“The art, architecture and design world needs to take a stand against the ongoing erasure of species – even where there is little chance of ultimate success. It is our privilege and our duty to be at the forefront of the struggle. There is no choice but to follow the path of ethics into aesthetics. We live in societies suffocating in waste. Our task is to remind people of the richness and complexity in nature; to protect nature as far as we can and by doing so art will enter new territories that are inherently creative.” Gustav Metzger, 2015.