Sequence; a pop up print workshop by Rachel Barron

Such and Such is proud to host Sequence; a pop up print workshop by recent ECA graduate Rachel Barron.

Rachel draws from a wide range of influences including; astronomy, geometry, coded language, early computing devices and graphic musical notation.

She strives to obtain order through the use of a unique print device created during her time at Art College, this allows her to to plot geometrical shapes and repetitive patterns, controlling the symmetry and alignment of each work produced.

Ink stamps fit within a regimented guide, movable along two perpendicular axes. Each stamp represents one unit, similar to the characters within a typewriter. Using a coordinate system of letters and numbers along each axis, Rachel is able to set the position of every printed mark whilst charting the path of each drawing as patterns are formed.

We invite you to join us for a preview evening on Friday 11 November from 7-9pm at Such and Such studio.
Rachel will be running a pop-up print workshop open to the public during the exhibition, allowing participants to produce their own print using the device. If you would like to book a place on one of the 4 available groups (max 5 people per workshop) please get in touch via email - hello@suchandsuchstudio.co.uk

Workshops

Sunday 13th November
12-1.30pm / 2.30-4pm

Friday 18th November
12.30-2pm / 3-4.30pm


Exhibition Details

Opening reception - 7pm - 9pm, Friday 11 November

Exhibition runs - Saturday 12- Sunday 20 November (11am - 6pm weekends and 12 noon - 5pm weekdays)

November:A Month Of Pop-Ups!

November sees a series of Pop-Up events presented by Such and Such at our 105 Brunswick Street studio. Every weekend a different artist, designer or collective will take over the space and make it their own. You are invited to see the results, pop in to one of our pop-ups!


Saturday 5th/Sunday 6th November

For the first weekend Such and Such studio will be transformed into a designer boutique by fashion brand Nonchalant. After working with both Giles Deacon and Amiee McWilliams, Gemma Carver began her own label christened Nonchalant, where she could combine her love of garment construction with a passion for other cultures.
www.nonchalantbygem.com



Saturday 13th/Sunday 14th November

Working mainly with Scottish wools, Harris Tweed and lace embellishments, Judy R Clark, nominated designer of the year 2009, will showcase her finished garments as well as giving us an insight into her research and design processes. A bespoke tailoring service will be available throughout the weekend.
www.judyrclark.com



Saturday 20th/Sunday 21st November

After gaining a reputation for innovation by bringing creative talent directly to the public with their infamous pop-up shops last year, Go Reborn! will now switch mediums as they produce GR4, a magazine of invited creative content from artists, writers, crafters, designers, photographers and more!  Come and explore the results, pick up the magazine and interact within the magazine's  
office.
www.go-reborn.co.uk
There will be a private view taking place on Friday 19th  Nov 7.00-9pm, a ticket for this event is necessary, for more information please email hello@suchandsuchstudio.co.uk



Saturday 27th/Sunday 28th November

Buy now and wear forever! The slogan of eboutique The Moon And Mars, our fourth and final Pop-Up. Stocking the likes of Samantha Pleet and Stine Goya, as well as the more familiar, but equally celebrated lines Rachel Comey and IVANAhelsinki, along with jewellery from Bliss Lau and Triskaidekaphobia. This is a unique and exciting opportunity to see the pieces in the flesh and buy brands rarely available in Scotland.
www.themoonandmars.co.uk

We hope that you can make it along to celebrate the Pop-Up!