If you visited the Wimbledon College of Art BA Summer Show this year you will no doubt have come across the work of BA Print and Time-based Media graduate Max Dovey (@maxdovey). His ‘Emotional Stock Exhange‘ piece was part performance and part tech wizardry. The work embraced live feeds from Twitter whose subject matter centred around happiness, love and sadness.

We are really excited to announce that Max is back this time with his Twitter Theatre for an event entitled ‘A Limited Engagement’ at the University of the Arts London Gallery in High Holborn on Thursday 3 November, 12.00 – 19.00.

Twitter Theatre turns individual moments from around the world into real time entertainment.

Live Twitter updates provide the subject matter for improvised participatory performances throughout the day culminating in a special seated evening theatre.

Venue: Arts Gallery, University of the Arts London, 272 High Holburn, London WC1V 7EY.

Twitter Theatre will be streamed live from 12.00 on Thursday 3 November.

www.TwitterTheatre.co.uk

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Paul Coldwell, Drawing Proposition 3, 2010

Installation begins  on Monday for the next WIMBLEDON space exhibition,  showcasing a range of drawings by artists who work across the University.

Key dates for your diaries:

PRIVATE VIEW: Thursday 3rd November , 5 – 8pm, ALL WELCOME!

PANEL DISCUSSION with Paul Ryan, Dino Alfier and Eleanor Bowen, chaired by Paul Coldwell: Thursday 8th December, 2pm, ALL WELCOME!

MANUAL SETTING: A Sketchbook Performance, originated at Danielle Arnaud, with Paul Ryan, Dino Alfier and Eleanor Bowen: Thursday 8th December, 4 – 7pm, ALL WELCOME!

During the course of Frieze Art Fair 2011 LuckyPDF invite over 50 artists to show and produce new work for a series of live daily broadcasts. Film performance, news and chat was introduced by special guest presenters. Visitors were invited to join them in the project space studio for open rehearsals and live recordings or watch throughout the fair on special screens and wireless access points.

LuckyPDF is an artists’ group that has been active in Peckham, south-east London, since late 2008. They are: Ollie Hogan, alum of Wimbledon Print & Time Based Media course, and Camberwell alum John Hill,  Chelsea alum James Early and Yuri Pattison.  Working collaboratively with an ever-changing network of emerging artists, they produce online television programmes, Internet interventions and live events.

Zoe Payne, a graduate from the BA Theatre Design course was recently Artist in Residence at The Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon for their Macbeth production.

Zoe produced a series of drawings during the rehearsals and a selection of these are now being exhibited at the RSC.

Zoe will be exhibiting the drawings again during The Chocolate Factory Open Studios weekend which takes place on 12-13 November.

During her residency Zoe also created an animation based on the Macbeth production. This will be screened at the BFI (British Film Institute) in London on the 1 December accompanied by a live score, composed and performed by AMOPHA.

BA Costume Design 3rd year students at Wimbledon College of Art, collaborated with Mark Baldwin to create their own designs for the Rambert’s new show Seven for a Secret, Never to be Told.

“Working with Mark Baldwin during our final year at Wimbledon College of Art has given us a valuable insight into the world of professional dance and design.

Mark was inspirational to talk to and work with. He showed genuine enthusiasm and interest in our design work and encouraged us to meet the standards that he would expect from professional designers.  We were lucky enough to be able to sit in on company rehearsals.  The energy and grace of the dancers were very inspiring. Watching them helped us to consider the practicalities of the costumes as well as the design elements.” Kirsty Bell – BA Costume Design student.