Worldwide calls for increased social distancing have not decreased our social-ness (nor our ability to be public). What is changing however, is the means through which we are engaging with each other, and where we are able to do that from. As we become more apt and reliant on gathering online, is the internet becoming our most relevant, and important, public space today?
The PLOT is a virtual gallery space that is exploring this topic whilst questioning the untapped spatial potential of the internet and the materiality of online. It is an open platform to discuss, question and contribute to the shifting narratives of spatial practice today. In collaboration with @ssoft_stuff
Visit The PLOT:
Web → www.theplotgallery.com
IG → @the_plot_gallery
Current/ archived exhibitions:
Everything Must Go (Nov 2020)
An innovative art exhibition (In collaboration with Michaela Younge) that re-examines the format and experience of real art in an increasingly online area. Everything you see/ experience is for sale!
Part 1 → Gallery Galleria
Midnight Snack (Aug 2020)
Midnight Snack is a game of Exquisite Corpse that uses different forms of sensory experience — sound, taste, vision etc. — to generate unique spatial atmospheres
Experience Midnight Snack → HERE
The Electric Blue Bedroom (May 2020)
Premised on the idea that our homes set the stage for moments of everyday performance Ep02 celebrates bits of everyday theatre that make our interior lives so special.
Featured performances:
→ ‘I’m Never Lonesome When I Go There’ (Oskar Keogh)
→ ‘Patterns of Failure’ (Rebecca Van Beeck)
→ '#BlackLivesMatter’ (The Plot)
Inside <> Out (Mar 2020)
Our interiors are becoming more public, but not in the traditional sense of the word. Publicly submitted domestic moments set the scene for an exhibition that contemplates the peculiarity of the domestic interior today.
Final exhibition upload (9/9_ ‘Ding Dong’) → HERE
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