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A programme of Portavilion talks, events and performances will take place in each park venue. See our calendar of events for full details.

 

Highlights will include:

 

 

 

Previous Events:

DAN GRAHAM PAVILION LAUNCH

FRI 06 JUN 08

 


1ST PAVILION WENT LIVE !

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

 

DAN GRAHAM VIDEO EXHIBITION

SAT 7 JUNE - 15 AUG 08

THE ICE HOUSE, HOLLAND PARK

 


 

 

An exhibition of the celebrated video works by Dan Graham "Rock My Religion" and "Performer, Audience, Mirror" in the unusual setting of the Ice House in Holland Park.

 

With thanks to the Lissson Gallery

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ANNIKA ERIKSSON PAVILION LAUNCH

FRI 20 JUN 08

 


2ND PAVILION WENT LIVE !

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

 

 

PORTAVILION ARTIST'S TALK

TUES 24 JUN 08

 


 

Annika Eriksson

The Hub, Regents Park

 

Artist Annika Eriksson talked about her work and the Smallest Cinema in the World project made for Regents Park.

 

 


 

 

TOBY PATERSON PAVILION LAUNCH

FRI 04 JULY 08

 


3RD PAVILION WENT LIVE !

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

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

C-12 DANCE PERFORMANCE

SAT 05 JULY 08

HOLLAND PARK

 

As part of London Festival of Architecture and in partnership with Big Dance, C-12 Dance Theatre choreographed a performance specially for Dan Graham Triangular Pavilion With Circular Cut-Out Variation H.

 

 

 

C-12 DANCE PERFORMANCE

FRI 11 JULY 08

POTTERS FIELDS PARK

 

As part of London Festival of Architecture and in partnership with Big Dance, C-12 Dance Theatre choreographed a performance specially for Toby Paterson Powder Blue Orthogonal Pavilion. The event was part of the Southbank Friday Late co-ordinated by the London Festival of Architecture in Southwark.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PORTAVILION ARTIST'S TALK

SAT 12 JULY 08

 


Toby Paterson

Design Museum

 

Toby Paterson spoke about his work and the evolution of the Portavilion Powder Blue Orthogonal Pavilion with a visit to the pavilion with the artist after the talk.

 

TREASURE TRAIL

SAT 12 JULY 08

 

POTTERS FIELDS PARK AND SURROUNDING AREA

Started at the Royal Festival Hall

An urban treasure trail that included the Toby Paterson pavilion in Potters Fields Park and surrounding area organised by London Festival of Architecture and The Architecture Foundation

 

 

SWISS COTTAGE GALLERY

TUE 15 JULY - 15 AUG 08

 

SWISS COTTAGE CENTRAL LIBRARY

 

In collaboration with Up Projects, Swiss Cottage Gallery offered a unique insight into the developmental processes behind the finished pavilions. Archival in intent, the exhibition took the project ‘back to the drawing board’ and presented the artists’ maquettes and other preparatory material.

 

 

PORTAVILION SYMPOSIUM

FRI 18 JULY 08

 


Parked Art – Designing Art for Common Space

Design Museum, Shad Thames, London SE1

 

A one day discussion forum that explored the relationship of art and architecture, and the social and environmental value that art can create for public spaces.

 

An Up Projects production in partnership with The Art of Common Space and the Design Museum.

 

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UNICORN YOUTH THEATRE PERFORMANCES

SAT 19 JULY 08

 

MONIKA SOSNOWSKA PAVILION LAUNCH

FRI 25 JULY 08

 


4TH PAVILION WENT LIVE !

Monika Sosnowska Pavilion 'The Wind House' opened at Primrose Hill.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PINHOLE CAMERA WORKSHOP

JULY AND AUGUST 08

 

 

Older Westminster residents enjoy a session experimenting with pinhole camera photography over July and August in Regents Park. Facilitated by Photoworks

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ARTISTS' WALK AND PERFORMANCE

 

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

 

SATURDAY 6 SEPTEMBER

 

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 led visitorsfrom 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.

 

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CURATORS TALK BY PORTAVILION CURATOR EMMA UNDERHILL

SATURDAY 20 SEPTEMBER

REGENTS PARK

 

 

In association with Open House London 2008 a talk by Emma Underhill, curator of Portavilion. Leading visitors from The Smallest Cinema in the World – For the Wealthy and the Good to see The Wind House at Primrose Hill.

 

 

PORTAVILION STORY WALK AND WORKSHOP

SATURDAY 20 SEPTEMBER

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 lead visitors on a leisurely walk around the park, stopping to hear stories that incorporated local history by story teller Richard Sylvester from Jigsaw (Journey into Green Space and Waterways).  Produced in partnership with The Polish Cultural Institute.

 

 

 

 

 

ARTIST’S TALK

DAN GRAHAM

SUNDAY 28 SEPTEMBER

ICA

 

 

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

 

Artist Dan Graham talked about his thirty year long interrogation of the concept of artist-designed pavilions.

 

www.ica.org.uk

 

PORTAVILION KITE MAKING WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES Saturday 4 October 2 – 4 pm

Starting at St Johns Wood Library and ending at Primrose Hill

 


 

Kite WorkshopKite making workshop in St Johns Wood Library and then kite flying on Primrose Hill. This workshop was inspired by The Wind House.

 

Produced in collaboration with the Polish Cultural Institute, the Royal Parks, Westminster Council, and Camden Council.

 

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