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'''EAST''international''''' is an open submission [[exhibition]] that was launched in 1991 |
'''EAST''international''''' is an open submission [[exhibition]] that was launched in 1991 and takes place at the [[Norwich University College of the Arts]].<ref>[http://www.royaljellyfactory.com/davidbarrett/articles/artmonthly/am-east06.htm David Barrett, ''Art Monthly'', Issue 299, September 2006]</ref> Applications from over 1,000 contemporary [[artists]] are received each year with approximately 25-30 artists selected to exhibit. Many artists who are now recognised as important figures had one of their first major public showings at EAST including [[Martin Creed]], [[David Batchelor]], [[Jeremy Deller]], [[Matthew Higgs]], [[Tomoko Takahashi]], [[Zarina Bhimji]], [[Runa Islam]], and [[Eva Rothschild]]. Some of these have gone on to win, or be nominated for, the [[Turner Prize]]. |
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In 2007 EASTinternational became [[biennial]] and a part of ''Contemporary Art Norwich'' produced by the [[Norfolk and Norwich Festival]]. |
In 2007 EASTinternational became [[biennial]] and a part of ''Contemporary Art Norwich'' produced by the [[Norfolk and Norwich Festival]]. |
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==Selectors== |
==Selectors== |
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Selectors for each EAST are invited to reflect emerging political, social and artistic trends. |
Selectors for each EAST are invited by Lynda Morris (EAST curator) and the EAST steering committee to reflect emerging political, social and artistic trends. |
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2009 Raster and [[Art and Language]]<br />2007 [[Matthew Higgs]] and Marc Camille Chaimowicz<br />2006 [[Jeremy Deller]] and Dirk Snauwaert<br />2005 [[Gustav Metzger]]<br />2004 [[Neo Rauch]] and Gerd Harry Lybke<br />2003 Toby Webster and [[Eva Rothschild]]<br />2002 [[Lawrence Weiner]] and Jack Wendler<ref>[http://www.frieze.com/issue/review/east_international/ Matt Price, ''Frieze magazine'', November-December 2002]</ref><br />2001 [[Mary Kelly (artist)]] and [[Peter Wollen]]<br />2000 Keith Piper and Sebastian Lopez<br />1999 [[Peter Doig]] and [[Roy Arden]]<br />1998 Alan Charlton and Michel Durand-Dessert<br />1997 [[Nicholas Logsdail]] and [[Tacita Dean]]<br />1996 [[Richard Long]] and Roger Ackling<br />1995 [[Giuseppe Penone]] and Marian Goodman<br />1994 [[Jan Dibbets]] and Rudi Fuchs<br />1993 [[David Tremlett]] and Konrad Fischer<br />1992 [[Helen Chadwick]] and Marjorie Allthorpe-Guyton<br />1991 Alexander Moffat and Andrew Brighton |
2009 Raster and [[Art and Language]]<br />2007 [[Matthew Higgs]] and Marc Camille Chaimowicz<br />2006 [[Jeremy Deller]] and Dirk Snauwaert<br />2005 [[Gustav Metzger]]<br />2004 [[Neo Rauch]] and Gerd Harry Lybke<br />2003 Toby Webster and [[Eva Rothschild]]<br />2002 [[Lawrence Weiner]] and Jack Wendler<ref>[http://www.frieze.com/issue/review/east_international/ Matt Price, ''Frieze magazine'', November-December 2002]</ref><br />2001 [[Mary Kelly (artist)]] and [[Peter Wollen]]<br />2000 Keith Piper and Sebastian Lopez<br />1999 [[Peter Doig]] and [[Roy Arden]]<br />1998 Alan Charlton and Michel Durand-Dessert<br />1997 [[Nicholas Logsdail]] and [[Tacita Dean]]<br />1996 [[Richard Long]] and Roger Ackling<br />1995 [[Giuseppe Penone]] and Marian Goodman<br />1994 [[Jan Dibbets]] and Rudi Fuchs<br />1993 [[David Tremlett]] and Konrad Fischer<br />1992 [[Helen Chadwick]] and Marjorie Allthorpe-Guyton<br />1991 Alexander Moffat and Andrew Brighton |
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Revision as of 11:56, 10 October 2008
EASTinternational is an open submission exhibition that was launched in 1991 and takes place at the Norwich University College of the Arts.[1] Applications from over 1,000 contemporary artists are received each year with approximately 25-30 artists selected to exhibit. Many artists who are now recognised as important figures had one of their first major public showings at EAST including Martin Creed, David Batchelor, Jeremy Deller, Matthew Higgs, Tomoko Takahashi, Zarina Bhimji, Runa Islam, and Eva Rothschild. Some of these have gone on to win, or be nominated for, the Turner Prize.
In 2007 EASTinternational became biennial and a part of Contemporary Art Norwich produced by the Norfolk and Norwich Festival.
Selectors
Selectors for each EAST are invited by Lynda Morris (EAST curator) and the EAST steering committee to reflect emerging political, social and artistic trends.
2009 Raster and Art and Language
2007 Matthew Higgs and Marc Camille Chaimowicz
2006 Jeremy Deller and Dirk Snauwaert
2005 Gustav Metzger
2004 Neo Rauch and Gerd Harry Lybke
2003 Toby Webster and Eva Rothschild
2002 Lawrence Weiner and Jack Wendler[2]
2001 Mary Kelly (artist) and Peter Wollen
2000 Keith Piper and Sebastian Lopez
1999 Peter Doig and Roy Arden
1998 Alan Charlton and Michel Durand-Dessert
1997 Nicholas Logsdail and Tacita Dean
1996 Richard Long and Roger Ackling
1995 Giuseppe Penone and Marian Goodman
1994 Jan Dibbets and Rudi Fuchs
1993 David Tremlett and Konrad Fischer
1992 Helen Chadwick and Marjorie Allthorpe-Guyton
1991 Alexander Moffat and Andrew Brighton
EAST award winners
An award of £5,000 is given to an artist chosen by the selectors to help develop their work.[3]
2007 Patricia Esquivias
2006 Jarrett Mitchell, Ruth Ewan
2005 Award shared amongst all artists
2004 Justin Mortimer
2003 Richard Hughes
2002 Adam Blumberg, Clare Iles, Daniel Milohnic/Dirk Paschke, Hiraki Sawa, Jessica Jackson Hutchins
2001 Zarina Bhimji
2000 Jananne Al-Ani, Hew Locke
1999 Lucy McKenzie
1998 Martin McGinn
1997 Tomoko Takahashi
1996 Jacqueline Mesmaeker
1995 Mary Evans
1994 Stephanie Smith
1993 Kenny Hunter
1992 Victoria Arney, Naomi Dines
1991 Alexander Guy