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Events Events July Part 2: Selected 4 (4–6pm) The Object Talk Daniel F. Herrmann on Chisato Minamimura on Open Screenings Film A new programme of artists’ Thurs 17 July, 7pm Giulio Paolini Tour Giulio Paolini Tour Thurs 11 September, 5pm (Free) film and video that celebrates (£8.50/£6.50 conc.) Thurs 31 July, 7pm (Free) Thurs 14 August, 7pm (Free) Meet six emerging and established unconventionality and risk, chosen Curator and writer Antony Hudek An introduction to the exhibition A British Sign Language tour of artist filmmakers as they present Audio Description Tour by the artists shortlisted for the talks about the role of objects in and its themes considering the the exhibition for deaf visitors. their short film work and discuss Weds 2 July & Weds 3 September, Film London Jarman Award 2013, contemporary sculpture. making of art and the role of it with peers and Adjunct Film 11.30am–12.45pm (Free) followed by Q&A. the artist. Contra-Diction: Speech Curator Gareth Evans. Explore Kader Attia’s installation Launching The Object: Documents of Produced by FLAMIN and videoclub. Contemporary Art, published by the Against Itself Performance To take part in future: with a combination of detailed Whitechapel Gallery and MIT Press. Rough Cut Film Thurs 28 August, 7pm [email protected] audio description and tactile Whitechapel Walks Tour Thurs 31 July, 7pm (£8.50/£6.50 conc.) images. For blind and partially Sundays 6 July, 3 August & Evening’s Civil Twilight in (£8.50/£6.50 conc) Presenting his latest research The Real World: Social Shifts Talk sighted visitors. 7 September 3pm (Free) Empires of Tin Film Master of creative deception, into the role of the voice in law, Thurs 11 September, 7pm Join a walking tour exploring artist Jamie Shovlin’s new Francis Upritchard and Brian Thurs 17 July, 7pm artist Lawrence Abu Hamden (£6.50/£4.50 conc.) the rich history of the Gallery documentary explores the making Griffiths: In Conversation Talk (£8.50/£6.50 conc) explores the linguistics of How are artists working outside and the neighbourhood. of an imagined 1970s exploitation Thurs 3 July, 7pm Marking WW1’s centenary, essay ‘Taqiyya’, a legal exemption of the gallery space and affecting film-maker Jem Cohen’s rarely film, Hiker Meat, by fictitious whereby an individual can the everyday lives of communities? (£8.50/£6.50 conc.) Martha Rosler: Big Ideas Talk Italian director Jesus Rinzoli. Sculptor Griffiths joins seen 2008 film-concert hybrid deny his faith or commit Speakers include artists Jordan Fri 11 July, 7pm Followed by artist’s Q&A. Upritchard to explore shared meditates on the decline of otherwise illegal acts if at McKenzie and Emma Smith. (£8.50/£6.50 conc.) In association with Cornerhouse interests in making, materiality empires, with archival imagery, risk of persecution. Supported by Artquest. Giulio Paolini The renowned American artist Artist Film. and world building, as well as Joseph Roth and a striking alt. discusses her varied and highly ideas arising from her current Americana score led by the great Premieres Film influential practice, using pivotal Children’s Commission. singer-songwriter Vic Chesnutt. Thurs 11 September, 7pm conceptual text and image work August September (£8.50/£6.50 conc) the artist. courtesy , from the mid-1970s as a starting Newsha Tavakolian: Prix Pictet Gaia Tedone on the Contemporary Two film essays explore the point. She is joined by art Conversations on Photography Art Society Display Tour Audio Description Tour Nayia Yiakoumaki on Capital’s overlooked histories historian Steve Edwards. Talk 19 July, 3pm cover. Thurs 3 July, 7.30pm (Free) Weds 6 August, Stephen Willats Tour and politics. Adam Kossoff’s (£8.50/£6.50 conc.) Curatorial fellow Gaia Tedone 11.30am–12.45pm (Free) Thurs 4 September, 3pm (Free) The Anarchist Rabbi tracks the Double Vision Performance Abu Hamden Lawrence From her background as Explore Kader Attia’s installation The Archive Gallery Curator ghost of Jewish radical Rudolf introduces the current Sat 12 July, 2–6pm one of Tehran’s few female with detailed audio description explores Willats’ projects and their Rocker (voiced by Steven Berkoff) exhibition: Twixt Two Worlds. (£12.50/£10.50 conc.) photojournalists, to her interest and tactile images. For blind and impact on the local community. while Suzy Gillett’s Epiphany Performances, screenings and in the portrayal of women, partially sighted visitors. remembers English civil war Videoclub presents… Film MacGarry, Kate courtesy 2009, Biennale, Venice , installations throughout the Gallery Iranian artist and photographer visionary anarchists through Sat 5 July, 1.30–6pm (£12.50/ celebrate the art of the magic Where is my Territory? Film Tavakolian discusses her Modes of Aberrant Research contemporary re-enactment. £10.50 conc for both films, lantern and the transition from still Sat 6 September, 3pm recent work. Yourself Save Followed by director Q&A. The Object: Documents of Contemporary Art DocumentsContemporary of The Object: Performance £8.50/£6.50 conc for single film) to moving image. Featuring artists . (£8.50/£6.50 conc.) Supported by Pictet & Cie. Thurs 7 August, 7pm Boys Part 1: Video China (1.30–3.30pm) Chiara Fumai, Lou Hazelwood and This screening follows contested (£8.50/£6.50 conc.) A new collection of artists’ film Office for a Human Theatre. landscapes as they transform Giulio Paolini Symposium Giulio Paolini: To Be Or An evening of deviant anecdotes through urbanisation, pollution Fri 12 September, 11.30am– and video from China, curated by the courtesy (Ketab), inscriptions with Arabic boards antique wooden repaired sculptures, marble 2014, , In association with the Contemporary Not To Be Talk and radical storytelling journeys Hong Kong film and media agency Art Society. and natural disaster, forming new 5.30pm (£15/12.50 conc.) Thurs 24 July, 7pm Krzymowski Piotr through archives, collections Videotage, in collaboration with cities, dreams, and imaginaries. This event considers the work (£8.50/£6.50 conc.) and institutions. Featuring (2009) installation view (detail), (detail), view (2009) installation Featuring work by Ali Cherri, of the artist and explores the videoclub; including work by Mak © Giulio Paolini. Turin Giulio Paolini, Archivio courtesy Turin, Giulio e Anna Paolini, fondazione emulsion on canvas, photo 1981, Curators Daniel F. Herrmann performances and readings themes of authorship, space, Long Long Chi Hang, Ellen Pau and Complaints Basim Magdy and Koken Ergun. and Bartolomeo Pietromarchi from Patrick Coyle, SJ Fowler, Choir of Hong Kong, followed by Followed by an artist Q&A. stage and experience. Featuring Repair Culture Agency, 1-4 Culture Agency, Repair discuss key concepts emerging Kristen Kreider and Holly Pester. leading academics and curators. curator Q&A. from Paolini’s work. In collaboration with the Fondazione Giulio e Anna Paolini. Kader Attia Kader (Stand-in) Controfigura artist and Galleria Continua, installation View, Whitechapel Gallery, photo: Patrick Lears. Lears. Patrick photo: Gallery, Whitechapel View, installation artist Continua, and Galleria Francis Upritchard Francis London © the artist. Videoclub © the artist. London Book now: whitechapelgallery.org / [email protected] / T +44 (0)20 7522 7888 Book now: whitechapelgallery.org / [email protected] / T +44 (0)20 7522 7888 Events Limited Editions Whitechapel Gallery Café/Bar Buy beautiful and affordable artworks by leading Enjoy breakfast, freshly-made pastries artists, made to support the Whitechapel Gallery. and cakes, seasonal lunches or Prices start from £95. delicious summer suppers and drinks. Helmut Draxler: Project: Hoops and Folds Youth Exhibition Histories: Talk Artist Joanna Brinton works Thurs 18 September, 7pm with pupils from Smithy Street (£8.50/£6.50 conc.) School, Tower Hamlets, inspired Makeshift Music Workshop The Curator and Professor of Art by the history of the parchment Thurs 17 July, 5pm (Free) Theory at the Merz Academy, works that originally stood on Ages 15–20. At Spotlight Stuttgart, discusses his 1994 the school site. The group Youth Centre, Poplar. exhibition Services: Conditions explores the changing uses of Work with artist Tom White to Giulio Paolini Dopo tutto (After All), 2014 See the latest seasonal menu here: and Relations of Project Oriented the space and create stories create sound compositions from Lithograph on Somerset. whitechapelgallery.org/cafe-bar Artistic Practice. along the way. Includes a trip found objects, broken vinyl, tape £495 (£445.50 members) In collaboration with Afterall. to Aldgate Press, a local print loops and contact microphones. cooperative and Gallery visits. Chris Watson: Open City Supported by the Stavros Books Venue Hire Niarchos Foundation. Summer Project: White Li(n)es Tour Sat 20 September, 3pm (Free) Workshop Mon 18–Fri 22 August Architect Chris Watson of 10–4pm (Free) Ages 15–20 Entertain your guests this summer in one of WWMArchitects discusses The Whitechapel Gallery is a publishing house Families Dutch artist Bart Lodewijks the Whitechapel Gallery’s airy and beautiful the Gallery’s 2009 expansion and you can buy from our Gallery Bookshop uses chalk to make large event spaces. whitechapelgallery.org/venue-hire and its architectural history. or online. Collect fully-illustrated art books, abstract drawings in urban exhibition catalogues and anthologies In association with Open House London. landscapes and collects stories Family Day: Do What You Will documenting major themes and ideas in about people and places. Join the Workshop Sat 21 June, contemporary art. Schools 12–4pm (Free) artist in this week-long workshop From playful prehistoric creatures to explore drawing as a social and mysterious artefacts, to process and see behind-the- Gallery Visits strange figures peering from scenes at the Gallery. Book a free self-directed visit to plinths, join artists Peggy Supported by Nadfas: London Area, explore our exhibitions with Atherton and Will Shannon to and by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. your students, including an make sculptures and landscapes introduction to the Gallery and inspired by Francis Upritchard’s use of the Clore Creative Studio.