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New Contemporaries 1980

Friday, 09 June 2017 09:24 Published in Group Exhibitions

1980

Institute of Contemporary Arts, London.

New Contemporaries

Andrew Pepper showed the developmental light projection he was undertaking as part of his MFA at the University of Reading, UK.

Work included:

Random Cube.  35mm projected slide onto rotating cubic structure. More details and video here.

 

Catalogue interior.

 

 

 


Exhibition dates: 21st March - 5th April 1980.

Mid Winter - Love Light

Thursday, 25 February 2016 14:49 Published in Group Exhibitions

Mid Winter - Love Light includes 'Line Addition', one of Andrew Pepper's early works with drawing and holography made in association with Light Fantastic Gallery, London, in the 1980's.

Works were selected from the Ross collection and represent an international range of artists working with holography.

Line Addition 'framed' by the gallery door.

Gallery installation view.

Exhibiting artists include: Inaki Beguiristain, Rudie Berkhout, Patrick Boyd, Harriet Casdin-Silver, Ken Harris, Ana Maria Nicholson, Caroline Palmer, Dan Schweitzer, Tijn van Heerden, Steve Weinstock, Dora Tass/August Muth, Chris Levine.

Mid Winter - Love Light
Gallery 286
Earl's Court
London SW15 9AS


Exhibition dates: 11th - 26th February 2016

Mid Winter - Love Light

Thursday, 25 February 2016 14:41 Published in News

'Line Addition, an early work using drawing and holography is included in the Gallery 286 Mid Winter - Love Light exhibition.

Works have been selected from the Ross collection and represent an international range of artists working with holography.

More exhibition details here.

Mid Winter - Love Light
11th - 26th February
Gallery 286
Earl's Court
London SW15 9AS

Ten-Year Gallery Retrospective

Saturday, 17 July 2004 01:00 Published in Group Exhibitions

Highgate Gallery opened in 1994 with two exhibitions which set the standard for future years. From the outset, the aim was to achieve quality and diversity, keeping in mind the special qualities of the Highgate Literary & Scientific Institution and the space in the Hall. A committee of volunteers - artists, gallery managers and collectors - was formed to run the Gallery.

 

From 1996 it has been possible to mount nine shows a year. By the end of 2004, the Highgate Gallery will have held 81 exhibitions; of these six featured the work of students ranging from primary pupils to postgraduates. Four Members’ Art Exhibitions have displayed the work of local amateur and professional artists. One of the ways in which the Gallery has fulfilled its educational remit is by staging major exhibitions of etchings by Hockney and Goya, loaned by the Arts Council. Around these loan exhibitions there were programmes of activities for the wider community.

Andrew Pepper took part in the Highgate Gallery exhibition programme during 1999.

Lighting for this installation of 'Lamp 1' was kindly supplied by Illuma Lighting Ltd. www.illuma.co.uk


Exhibition dates: 17th - 29th July 2004

 

Open Studios

Saturday, 16 September 1989 01:00 Published in Group Exhibitions

1989

Victoria House, Hackney, London.

In connection with the 1989 Whitechapel Open.

Andrew Pepper showed a number of wall and floor-based holograms and 3-D light projections.

Work included:

Positive Attempt (floor piece)

Point Addition - Mix

 

 


Exhibition dates: 16th - 17th September 1989.

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About

Andrew Pepper works with projected light, holography and installation.  Based in the UK,  he has exhibited his work in group and solo exhibitions internationally and, as a senior lecturer in fine art at Nottingham Trent University, he taught on the BA (Hons) fine art course, the Master of Fine Art course and has acted as a PhD examiner for a wide range of key project-based research submissions.

 

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