HOMECOMING SCOTLAND 2014
DIRECTOR’S PROGRAMME
Curated for the first time by Sarah McCrory (pictured above), renowned and influential artist Michael Smith will present his first solo exhibition in a UK institution – located in Tramway Galleries 1 & 5 – entitled Videos and Miscellaneous Stuff From Storage (Pt. 2), curated in association with Mark Beasley. The exhibition will showcase a series of his most-important works from the past three decades exploring the medium of television. As Smith has been using various identi- ties in his work for more than 30 years, this show will focus on the persona of ‘Mike’, an everyman whose actions reflect our own inadequacies.
Bedwyr Williams, will present Echt, a film installation that takes the form of a full-size diorama – located in Tramway T2 space – depicting an encounter in a dark forest clearing. As part of this work, viewers can see a new film, which explores a dystopian future and alternative systems of exchange. These exhibitions will be accompanied by an ‘In conversation’ session between Michael Smith and Bedwyr Williams, moderated by Mark Beasley, which will focus on humour, in a late afternoon event that will also include a performance by each artist.
At the Gallery Of Modern Art (GoMA), Aleksandra Domanović will present her first institutional solo exhibition in the UK, which will explore a marginalised representation of women within popular science fiction and time travel. Domanović will install a series of large-scale sculptural banners printed with images depicting motifs and characters stemming from her research. Her presentation on the ground floor of GoMA will use the building’s position and architectural features to re-contextualise the gallery space as a ‘time-less survival’ pod. On the first floor of GoMA, Sue Tomp- kins will present a new performance and a new suite of fabric pieces, paintings and works on newsprint as part of her exhibition Come To Ozark.
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work, which will reflect on the artist’s practice. Wolfson is known for creating sculptural videos that use high-quality production methods such as animation to reflect the place of the artist in our constructed world. Within McLellan, the festival will also
present a show of new work by Singer created by the modern and recently-available 3D modelling software tool ‘Google Sketch Up’. Prodger will produce a sculptural installation that explores the contingency and intimacy of physical and textual materials. An exhibition of work by the late Brazil-
ian artist Hudinilson Jr will also be displayed, looking back across 35 years of his practice, which includes autobiographical and diaris- tic collage, performative collaboration, small sculpture and Xerox works, tracing an as yet under-represented but expansive and rich life. Glasgow’s Govanhill Baths – a dis-used public swimming pool now turned into a community
Above: Nicholas Byrne & Anthea Hamilton, Love, installation view.
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