An Endless Supply

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anendlesssupply — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 23:44:44 +0000

4 September 2010: The Artists Wakes, Bury Art Gallery

11 September 2010: Be Glad For The Song Has No End, Wysing Arts Centre

News update

Harry — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 21:01:10 +0000

We are currently in the process of moving studios, so internet activity has fallen by the wayside recently. Hope to have things updated in a significant way, very soon. We have new publications coming, for both Wysing Arts Centre’s music festival and Ikon Gallery’s Youth Programme. If you have any ideas for short-run publications, ‘zines or editions, printed with the Risograph, get in touch.

Recent work we’ve done for ARC, Grizedale Arts/Coniston Arts & Craft Society up here soon – email us to order any back copies and we’ll try to send stuff to you asap. (To people we have already promised to send stuff to, it is coming!)

Holistic Health Icons

Harry — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 11:16:20 +0000

Here are some Holistic Health Icons, designed by Lauren Adolfsen. Ginger is the perfect remedy. http://snackmountain.com/index.php?/project/holistic-health-icons/

Project Space 11, Plymouth

Harry — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 23:20:10 +0000

Later this month we are taking part in an exhibition at Project Space 11, a new artist-led space in Plymouth. The show is called Agitprop and is going to include a propaganda-printing kiosk, where A1-size multiples of the above, titled ‘Bomb Culture’, will be printed and distributed amongst posters by other artists.

Peace out June! (Piece in June) at ARC, 30 June, 6–8pm

Robin — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 20:41:48 +0000

Tomorrow night we are presenting Peace out June! (Piece in June) at ARC, which takes place at The Vaults, Jewellery Qtr. (directions in previous post).
The night promises a re-staging of Gabriel Lester’s ‘The One Man Wonder’, featuring a special one-man-band set from Banjo Dave, alongside the recorded sounds of Fenn O’Berg and new print works by An Endless Supply.

We would be delighted if you could come. It’s free entry, from 6 to 8pm.

An Endless Supply at ARC, 30 June 2010

anendlesssupply — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 21:29:29 +0000

Join us at The Vaults, Birmingham, on Wednesday 30 June, 2010, 6–8pm, where we will be presenting ‘Peace out June! (Piece in June): An evening of performance, movies and new work. There is a re-staging of Gabriel Lester’s ‘The One Man Wonder’, which will include a set from Banjo Dave (for one night only, ‘Banjo + Drums Dave’); the recorded sounds of Fenn O’Berg; Moonraker; new work from An Endless Supply; & guests.

The evening is the fifth in a series of monthly events co-ordinated by ARC that focus on promoting curatorial activity in the West Midlands. It’s free entry and The Vaults are easy to get to:

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There is water at the bottom of the ocean

Robin — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 17:47:16 +0000

Issue 14 Launch, Wednesday 16 June 6–8pm

Harry — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 10:06:56 +0000

Issue 14

Those Who Can, Do
An Endless Supply Issue 14
June 2010

Launch Wednesday 16 June, 6–8pm
BCU, School of Art Bournville, Maple Road Building, Bournville, B30 2AA
Launching alongside Not Merely Learned (BA Visual Arts degree show)

Edited by Ruth Claxton, Sean O’Keeffe, Harry Blackett and Robin Kirkham

On Wednesday night, 6–8pm, head to School of Art Bournville where Issue 14 of An Endless Supply will be launching alongside the BA Visual Arts degree show. Issue 14 — ‘Those Who Can, Do’ — was conceived by Ruth Claxton and Sean O’Keeffe, artists and lecturers on the BCU BA Visual Arts course. Practitioners currently employed within HE or FE Art and Design education in the West Midlands were invited to submit work for an issue of AES to coincide with students’ end of year shows in June 2010. And here we are.

Entry free, ‘zine free, drinks, people and more in store. Limited edition of 300.

Editor

Harry — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 17:10:52 +0000

With Love From Central—Reservation

Harry — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 12:09:27 +0000

On Saturday we presented ‘In Support of Destroying what you Support’, a new library project we have initiated as An Endless Supply. We were bootlegging out-of-print and rare artist books, publications and fanzines throughout the day using an A3 photocopier.

Alongside all the ephemera we provided a local Stokes Croft complimentary printing service and ran off 50 copies of the above poster, designed by a man whose name we do not know. He saw the window of opportunity and smashed straight through it.