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Additionals | Céline Condorelli | 26 Oct – 19 Jan

Additionals is a series of sculptures by Céline Condorelli that appear in installation, on film and in text.

Venue: University of Leeds
TV Studio, Roger Stevens Building, TV Courtyard, Willow Terrace, Leeds LS2 9JT.
Dates and Times:
Friday 26th October – Saturday 19 January

Image: Céline Condorelli, Study for Additionals (Structure for Listening), 2012.

Artist Céline Condorelli takes a de-commissioned TV studio in an iconic Chamberlin, Powell and Bonn building from 1970, as the site for Additionals, a series of sculptures that appear in installation, on film and in text. The exhibition marks the end of Condorelli’s journey as ‘Tiger’ in a collective experiment framed by British avant-garde composer Cornelius Cardew’s 1967 score The Tiger’s Mind.

Held within a defunct TV studio, in the basement of the brutalist building, are different prop-like objects, structures operating at a scale between furniture and architecture, for example Structure for Reading and Structure for Preparing a Piano. The title, Additionals, directly refers to Michelangelo Pistoletto’s Oggetti in Meno (‘objects one can do without’, usually translated as Minus Objects), a disparate collection of pseudo-functional objects from 1965-1966.

Additionals was developed during The Tiger’s Mind (Sternberg Press, 2012) a publishing project initiated by artists Will Holder and Beatrice Gibson who invited a group of practitioners to work collectively using Cornelius Cardew’s 1967 score of the same name. Each practitioner adopted a character from the score with Jesse Ash as ‘Wind’, Condorelli as ‘Tiger’, Gibson as ‘Circle’, Holder as ‘Amy’, John Tilbury as ‘Mind’, and Alex Waterman as ‘Tree’. The structures of Additionals attempt to articulate the characters’ relationships, and they are activated in the exhibition through texts, screen tests and performances.

For more information and to read more, please visit www.pavilion.org.uk

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