CALENDAR

SATURDAY 7 JUNE

HOLLAND PARK

1ST PAVILION LIVE !

Dan Graham 'Triangular Pavilion with Circular Cut-out Variation H' opens with an exhibition at the Ice House, Holland Park.

FREE

SATURDAY 21 JUNE

REGENTS PARK

2ND PAVILION LIVE !

Annika Eriksson Pavilion 'The Smallest Cinema in the World - For the Wealthy and the Good' opens at Regents Park

THU 12-8 PM / FRI SAT SUN 12-6 PM | FREE

SATURDAY 5 JULY

POTTERS FIELDS PARK

3RD PAVILION LIVE !

Toby Paterson 'Powder Blue Orthogonal Pavilion' opens at Potters Fields Park

FREE

SATURDAY 26 JULY

PRIMROSE HILL

4TH PAVILION LIVE !

Monika Sosnowska's pavilion 'The Wind House' opens on Primrose Hill.

FREE

SATURDAY 23 AUGUST-28 SEPTEMBER

REGENTS PARK

Photographic exhibition at The Hub

SATURDAY 6 SEPTEMBER

ARTISTS' WALK AND PERFORMANCE

Whose Common Now: A series of site specific performances by poet and performer Mark Gwynne Jones

STARTING IN HOLLAND PARK

A one day artist-led performance by Mark Gwynne Jones reflecting on the nature of our common spaces as places to reflect and even daydream…

Linking all four of the pavilion sites, this performative event will lead you from Holland Park, to Regents Park to Primrose Hill to Potters Fields Park on foot and public transport. Commissioned in partnership with The Art of Common Space a Gunpowder Park project.

To open a poetic dialogue, performer and poet Mark Gwynne Jones is inviting the public to text him their thoughts on the four Portavilion projects (Text: 07853 189 245). These reactions will form the focus of a series of new poems and four performances in which the poet’s muse and public’s views combine.

Approximate performance times for Saturday 6th September:
10am: Potters Fields Park
12pm: Regent's Park
2pm: Primrose Hill
4pm: Holland Park

FREE | Booking recommended 01992 762 128 florencia@gunpowderpark.org Performance times subject to change, please check this website before attending the event or call 07853 189 245 for additional information on the day.

Mark Gwynne Jones Portavilion Poetry Performance 

 Download Portavilion poems by Mark Gwynne Jones here:

Who Lives in The Wind House

Whose Common Now

SATURDAY 20 SEPTEMBER 2 - 4.30PM

STORY WALK AND WORKSHOP

PRIMROSE HILL

A story telling walk and workshop for children (5yrs and up) and families inspired by Monika Sonowska's The Wind House. Beginning at Primrose Hill the event will lead you on a leisurely walk around the park where you will stop to hear stories that incorporate local history, followed by a chance to then create and perform your own stories and poems under the guidance of the experienced story teller Richard Sylvester from Jigsaw (Journey into Green Space and Waterways). Refreshments will be served during the afternoon.  Produced in partnership with The Polish Cultural Institute.

There will also be a chance to visit the Smallest Cinema in the World by Annika Eriksson in Regents Park after the session.

FREE: booking recommended at info@upprojects.com

SATURDAY 20 SEPTEMBER

CURATORS TALK BY PORTAVILION CURATOR EMMA UNDERHILL

REGENTS PARK

In association with Open House London 2008, a talk by Emma Underhill, curator of Portavilion. Meet outside The Royal Parks Office on the Inner Circle of Regents Park and walk up to see The Smallest Cinema in the World – For the Wealthy and the Good and The Wind House.

2 - 3.30 PM

FREE. Reserve a space through info@upprojects.com.

SUNDAY 28 SEPTEMBER

ARTIST TALK, DAN GRAHAM

ICA

In the Nash Room at the ICA, 12 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1 Y 5AH

A rare opportunity to hear American artist Dan Graham talk about his thirty year long interrogation of the concept of artist-designed pavilions. Graham a highly influential figure in the field of contemporary art, both as a practitioner of conceptual art and as a well-versed art critic and theorist. His Triangular Pavilion with Circular Cut-out Variation H is on show at Holland Park  until end of September.

Booking Essential: Tickets £10 (£9 conc, £8 ICA members) Box office: +44 (0)20 7930 3647 www.ica.org.uk