Random Acts of Art: Amy Feneck
6 March—1 May 2010
Amy Feneck is one of three artists commissioned by Spacex for Random Acts of Art, taking place throughout March and April.
Feneck works with performance and the moving image to reinterpret collective experiences and investigate the role that political and social ideals play in our everyday life. For Random Acts of Art Amy proposes to interview people about the notion of ‘independent spirit’ in order to develop a script for her new work.
To read about the latest developments of this project please visit the Random Acts of Art blog.
Artist Information
Amy Feneck (b.1980) lives and works in London. Recent exhibitions and commissions include Hit the Ground (2009) at the Hatton Gallery, Newcastle as part of the Great North Run Cultural Programme; BURST (2009) International and National performance festival at Battersea Arts Centre, London. During 2010 Feneck is also developing new work during a residency with London Metropolitan University, editing a publication on activism and public space published with General Public Agency and is an artist in residence with The Whitechapel Gallery, London.
6 March—1 May 2010
Amy Feneck is one of three artists commissioned by Spacex for Random Acts of Art, taking place throughout March and April.
Feneck works with performance and the moving image to reinterpret collective experiences and investigate the role that political and social ideals play in our everyday life. For Random Acts of Art Amy proposes to interview people about the notion of ‘independent spirit’ in order to develop a script for her new work.
To read about the latest developments of this project please visit the Random Acts of Art blog.
Artist Information
Amy Feneck (b.1980) lives and works in London. Recent exhibitions and commissions include Hit the Ground (2009) at the Hatton Gallery, Newcastle as part of the Great North Run Cultural Programme; BURST (2009) International and National performance festival at Battersea Arts Centre, London. During 2010 Feneck is also developing new work during a residency with London Metropolitan University, editing a publication on activism and public space published with General Public Agency and is an artist in residence with The Whitechapel Gallery, London.
