Slade MA Show

Jung Ju Seo

    Passage – Glue from glue gun, 2010, glue from glue gun, 250 x 500 x 150cm
Burrow – Brown tape, 2010, brown tape, 200 x 250 x 350cm
Dwelling – Brown tape and Cello tape, 2010-11, brown tape, cello tape and polystyrene, 300 x 300 x 300cm
Debris from Dwelling piece, 2011, brown tape, cello tape and polystyrene, 30 x 30 x 30cm
Debris from Burrow piece, 2010, brown tape and newspaper, 60 x 150 x 80cm
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Nadine Mahoney  (Painter)











Jeremy Hutchison

Jeremy’s work is all in the ideas.  He contacted factories in countries like China, India or Indonesia and asked them to make a unique version of their mass produced products.  The worker was asked to customise the item in such a way as to make it unusable.  The correspondence that ensued out of the confusion was funny and poignant.  There are people in the world that work very hard for a living, but are never asked to use their imaginations, or think as individuals.  Once they got their heads around Jeremy Hutchinson’s bizarre request the resulting objects show ingenuity and a great deal of pleasure in being given an opening to view their world a little differently.

Jung Ju Seo’s piece at Slade MA

Slade MA Show: too much video. I’m never making a video as part of an exhibition.

Slade MA Show: more video. I’m never making a video as part of an exhibition.
The painting was dull. All the artists were foreign which suggests they may not have had to pass such a rigorous admissions proceedure.

The things that grabbed me where ideas. Ideas realised in a way that made me smile.

The lesson to learn from this is there is still a gap in painting to do some interesting work. Make your ideas good and keep a sense of humour.

Artists of note:

Jung Ju Seo who made a space that was welcoming and mysterious out of packaging tape.

http://www.ucl.ac.uk/slade/degree2011/jungjuseo.html