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• MA Degree

  School

  School of Humanities

  Programme

  MA Painting, 2013

• Contact

• [email protected]
  +44 (0)7917 832364
  http://www.jackbrindley.co.uk/
  http://jackbrindley.blogspot.co.uk/
  http://openfile.org.uk/

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• Central to Brindley’s practice is an attentiveness to how objects circulate in the world. As everything can be traced back to a set of ‘conditions’ that produced it, Brindley’s work is engaged in exploring how expectations and encounters with objects can be manipulated. Artworks are contingent with their surroundings; responding both physically and conceptually to the space they are situated within. Working with found material gestures and their relationship between ‘use-value’ and a potential cultural significance, Brindley’s work is concerned with how temporal, spatial and economic practices have shifted throughout history and as a result how ideas and objects exist in the world. Fundamentally Brindley is interested in art’s ability to comment on and re-proposition these ideas in a new light.

• Degrees

• BA (Hons), Fine Art, University of Reading, 2009

• Experience

• Curator, Open File, London, 2011–13; Visiting lecturer, University of Reading, Kingston University, Swindon College, London, 2011–13; Studio assistant, London, 2010–13; Gallery manager, Waterside Contemporary, London, 2009–11

• Exhibitions

• Blueprint (solo show), CSA Space, Vancouver, Canada, 2013; Slow is Smooth is Fast, Boetzelaer Nispen, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2013; Bloomberg New Contemporaries, ICA & Liverpool Biennale, London & Liverpool, 2012–13; Congratulations you are the most recent visitor, Kettles Yard, curated by Outpost Gallery, Cambridge, 2013

• Publications

• ARC 17.5, Jamie Sutcliffe & Sarah Jury. (Laure Prouvost, Brian Dillon), 2013; Open File, White Room Press, 2011–13