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Sian Bonnell: Serving Suggestion (2003-5) Sian Bonnell: Serving Suggestion HOUSE Festival Art and domestic space Weekends 7-29 May 2011 www.housefestival.org Contents HOUSE Festival is delighted to Map page 2 have Celia Davies, Head of Projects, Photoworks, join us as Introduction 3 Curatorial Advisor for the projects comprising HOUSE 2011. 1 THE EXCHANGE 4 We would like to thank Arjo and 2 Sejal Ghosh, Jim Clewlow of pdt Blast Theory 6 solicitors, Roger Browning of Victor Boorman and Co, 3 Domestic Interiors 8 Ben Rubinstein of Cogapp, John Carmichael of Visit Brighton, 4 ‘Mutter Matter - Murmurings from the Kitchen table’ 12 Stewart Gray of Austin Gray, Nick and Rupert Toovey of Tooveys 5 The Consciousness Engine 13 Auctioneers, Angi Mariani, Andrew Kay and The Latest Team, 6 PAVEMENT # 4: Wood Painting 14 Andrew Comben, Brighton Festival, Paula Murray at Brighton 7 Plastique Fantastique: Impossible Diagrams 16 and Hove City Council and Arts Council England. 8 Hangover Square 18 Many thanks also to Jayne Earnscliffe, Dino Skinner of 9 Shifting Boundaries 20 Healeys, Mike Wilkins of AIB, Dennis Simpson, Simon Fanshawe, 10 Still Life: An Audience with Henrietta Moraes 22 Lianne Jarrett Associates, Loretta Sacco of The Old Market, Nick 11 Base Sound :: Sonic Gold 24 Tyson of The Regency Town House, Paul Hudson, Sue Gollifer, The Customer Is Always Wrong 25 Michael Tucker, Gavin Henderson, and the AOH team: Helen Cann, 12 Elaine Wolf, Norman Wright, HOUSE Open 26 Karen Mancey Barrett and 13 Terri Bell Halliwell. Ned Hoskins and Harvey Daniels 28 We would also like to Talks and Events 30 acknowledge all the HOUSE curators, artists and volunteers who have given their time, energy Funders Partners and support freely, in particular Woodrow Kernohan, Simon Martin, Nicola Coleby, Clare Sheppeard, Laura Mousavi, Tim Brown, Sara Duffy, Lisa Wolfe, Johanna Berger, Dan Lamont, Ju Row Farr , Dan Jarman, Joe Young, Ci Ci Blumstein, Jane Fox, Irene Mensah, Neil Forrester and Sam Hewitt Thanks to HOUSE partners Karin Mori and Belinda Greenhaugh at Phoenix Brighton, and to Photoworks. 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