Rumiko Hagiwara
Dillan Marsh
Elizabeth Rowe

10 February - 4 March
Opening 25 February, 6-8pm

Dillan Marsh and Rumiko Hgiwara will display two video works in the gallery window for the duration of the exhibition. Elizabeth Rowe has designed the artwork publicising the show, Fuck Reason, and will present a new commission in the Coventry telegraph classifieds on the 25 February.

Castle & Elephant, Unit 11, City Arcade, CV1 3HX
www.castleandelephant.co.uk

Rowe presents new collages, sculptures and drawings made from material she has accumulated during her residency in Rotterdam. Using objects that she has found in the street, bought from second hand shops, newspapers, magazines and books, Rowe has processed the mass of stuff she has gathered by cutting up, reassembling or drawing over. The resulting works incisively interrupt different personal, political and historical realities, walking the line between irreverent and heart rending.

Het Wilde Weten, Robert Fruinstraat 35, 3021 XB, Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

www.hetwildeweten.nl

Dudley Library is 100 years old and as part of the celebrations, artist Elizabeth Rowe will be in residence at the library on St. James’s Road making new work in response to the site. Visit her from 9-5pm on the following days:

June
10, 17, 20, 24, 27

July
1, 8,15, 22, 29

August
5, 8, 12, 15, 19, 26

September
16,19

December
2, 9,16

There will be two free artist’s talks on:

Wednesday 24 June at 12.30pm and Saturday 15 August at 1.30pm.

For more information or to book a place on a talk contact Dudley Library on 01384 815560.

www.elrowe.com

HALLelujah! A group exhibition curated by Janie Nicoll

Opening Friday 17th April, 6pm– 9pm
212 West Princes Street, Woodlands, Glasgow G4 9DL, Scotland
Tel 0141 5757 9773
Featuring work by :

Alice Bradshaw, Halifax
Ellen Burroughs, Leeds
Hondartza Fraga, Sheffield
Anna Francis, Stoke on Trent
Alex Hetherington, Glasgow
Richard Higlett, Cardiff
Olivia Irvine, Edinburgh
Jean McEwan, Keighley
‘Milk, Two Sugars’, Huddersfield
Janie Nicoll, Glasgow
Laurence Payot, Liverpool
Andrew Reynolds, Birmingham
Robert Hope, Keighley
Elizabeth Rowe, Birmingham
Catherine Weir, Glasgow
Rebecca Wilcox, Glasgow

With a performance event, Saturday 18th April at 4pm:
“Jonathan Monk Made Me Hardcore, with Jack Daniels and Ms Happiness Amah” by Alex Hetherington
and “Email Scam Popsong” by Mikaela Skogsberg.
These performances form elements of “A Million Lies; Once and Only Revealed After Death (Triangle of Need)/Sarah Winchester Made Me Hardcore”, funded by Alt-W, New Media Scotland and developed at a Creative Lab, CCA, April 2009 (www.alt-w.com)

Exhibition open 2-6pm Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th April, and by appointment.
All welcome.

belief inspired manifestation @ ZOO ART FAIR.

Represented by MOOT, Nottingham.

12–15th October 2007

Royal Academy of Arts,
6 Burlington Gardens
London W1S 3EX

New Generation Arts Festival
Mixed Media Exhibition
15th - 29th June
37- 45 Floodgate Street, Digbeth, Birmingham

Opening: Friday 15th June. 6.30-9pm.

Chris Clinton, Greg Cox, Mark Essen/Jo Spencer, Rita Fletcher, Helen Grundy, Anne Guest, Faith Pearson, Chris Poolman, Tom Ranahan, Matt Robinson, Stephen Earl Rogers, Elizabeth Rowe, David Thomas, Lois Wallace, Amy Woolley, Yvonne Hindle, Mitra Memarzia.

This event opens with a specially choreographed dance piece from the Birmingham Dance Collective featuring:
Becca Thomas, Suzanne Grubham and Fran Higginson.