Gallery
- Artist - Marcela Iriarte
- Artist - Anna Lewenhaupt
- Artist - Alexandra Unger
- Artist - Anthony Gross
- Artist -Mario Cordeiro and Joao Lima
- Artist - David Burrows
- Graphic Design - Becky Redman
- Illustration - Francesco Rapaciuolo
- Illustration - Vito Perrone
- Photographer - Canazei
- Photographer - Ivan Ingletto
- Photographer - Konstantin Kochkin
- Photographer - Lucia Busnarda
- Painting - Francesco Rapacciuolo
- Street Art - Valerio Triennese
Welcome to Optical Radio Gallery
Optical Radio arcade has been set up by a group of artists involved in the project. The Gallery has been designed through the parallel between drawing and photography. It features photographs, drafts, paintings, and street art.
If you'd like to get involved in our project, or you'd like to exhibit your work in the Gallery, please contact: info@opticalradio.net
Assault: Video installation (ca.20mins): Film x 2 (UK & PT actions) + 2 x making-of, video Projector, DVD player, screen, speakers.
Old Police Station (Yard), 114 Amersham Vale, SE14
Description: " Night time. Absolute quietness, no life on the streets. Suddenly two artists arrive and invade a multi-art venue. In the grand concert hall João performs a solo work for piano and in the main gallery space Mário displays a drawing installation. They both retire. Not a trace of evidence remains" .ASSAULT © 2008 ASSAULT is a long-term collaborative project by two London based emerging artists, concert pianist João Lima Duque and visual artist Mário Pires Cordeiro. The ASSAULT is a filmed performance project in which the artists "invade" venues of high cultural standing at night to show their work - a visual art installation and a solo work for piano. Each year two filmed performances will be made in two different countries, supported by a range of related public dissemination activities. Each year two filmed performances will be made in two different countries, supported by a range of related public dissemination activities. The first ASSAULTS will take place in 2009 in the UK at the Royal Albert Hall. The ASSAULT highlights the difficulties that emerging artists face to have their work viewed by the wider public. It explores the "moment" that an artist´s work becomes compatible with the interior world of a mainstream institution. In the UK, the RAH has agreed to take part as part of their Emerging Artists Programme. The Portuguese performance is being made at the Gulbenkian Foundation Headquarters in Lisbon in August 2009 and subsequent exhibition at the National Museum of Natural History, Lisbon.
Description: To celebrate the new relationship between artists and local community in Deptford, the Multi-Pavilion is inspired by Buckminster Fuller´s writings (specifically the work "Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth") and by the traditional Pavilion, usually a free-standing structure sited a short distance from a main residence, whose architecture makes it also an object of pleasure. There is usually a connection with relaxation and pleasure in its intended use.
Old Police Station (Yard), 114 Amersham Vale, SE14
Description: " Night time. Absolute quietness, no life on the streets. Suddenly two artists arrive and invade a multi-art venue. In the grand concert hall João performs a solo work for piano and in the main gallery space Mário displays a drawing installation. They both retire. Not a trace of evidence remains" .ASSAULT © 2008 ASSAULT is a long-term collaborative project by two London based emerging artists, concert pianist João Lima Duque and visual artist Mário Pires Cordeiro. The ASSAULT is a filmed performance project in which the artists "invade" venues of high cultural standing at night to show their work - a visual art installation and a solo work for piano. Each year two filmed performances will be made in two different countries, supported by a range of related public dissemination activities. Each year two filmed performances will be made in two different countries, supported by a range of related public dissemination activities. The first ASSAULTS will take place in 2009 in the UK at the Royal Albert Hall. The ASSAULT highlights the difficulties that emerging artists face to have their work viewed by the wider public. It explores the "moment" that an artist´s work becomes compatible with the interior world of a mainstream institution. In the UK, the RAH has agreed to take part as part of their Emerging Artists Programme. The Portuguese performance is being made at the Gulbenkian Foundation Headquarters in Lisbon in August 2009 and subsequent exhibition at the National Museum of Natural History, Lisbon.
Description: To celebrate the new relationship between artists and local community in Deptford, the Multi-Pavilion is inspired by Buckminster Fuller´s writings (specifically the work "Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth") and by the traditional Pavilion, usually a free-standing structure sited a short distance from a main residence, whose architecture makes it also an object of pleasure. There is usually a connection with relaxation and pleasure in its intended use.
