TY - ADVS
T1 - Between Stone and Sun
T2 - Between Stone and Sun: Artists' Dialogue
A2 - Milligan, Andy
A2 - Modeen, Mary
A2 - Ritchie, Louise
A2 - Mallalieu, Miriam
A2 - Nammari, Leena
A2 - Johnston, Susie
A2 - Potapoff, Katie Hart
A2 - Shaw, Bruce
A2 - Leeson, Astrid
A2 - Norris, Valerie
A2 - McClure, Paola
A2 - Smith, Dominic
PY - 2026/6/19
Y1 - 2026/6/19
N2 - Exhibition dates: 20-28 June 2026
Venue: The Mill, Dundee, UK
Bringing together the artwork and ideas of 11 artists, this exhibition is a potent blend of material and formal processes. The group’s context was born from a desire to share conversations about our singular and mutualartistic imaginations; a way to put artworks out into the world on our own terms. Artists who want to let their making breathe in the spaces beyond their studios or as removed from the context of academia are very often at the mercy of large competitive opportunities where rejection is the more usual outcome. The Mill presented us with a characterful space brimming with its own historic identity, and a site for us to make new things, move existing things around and realise developing ideas.
The exhibition title is drawn from a collective approach lightly borrowed from renga, the Japanese form of collaborative poetry. Passing hidden folded words from artist to artist also evokes the Victorian parlour game, Exquisite Corpse. The final unfolded outcome is playful and unexpectedly apposite in terms of the eclecticism of the artists but in brick-lined happenstance, it reflects the particular qualities of the space. Its light lifting us and its stone grounding us and all the possibilities in between have been our shared context for making. - Dr Louise Ritchie
Artists' Dialogue | Friday 26 June, 4:30-6:30pm
We are hosting an Artists' Dialogue, graciously facilitated by Dr Dominic Smith, Senior Lecturer of Philosophy at the University of Dundee. All exhibiting artists plan to be in attendance to share in thoughtful exchanges with participants. Light refreshments will be served. This event is free, but limited tickets are available.
AB - Exhibition dates: 20-28 June 2026
Venue: The Mill, Dundee, UK
Bringing together the artwork and ideas of 11 artists, this exhibition is a potent blend of material and formal processes. The group’s context was born from a desire to share conversations about our singular and mutualartistic imaginations; a way to put artworks out into the world on our own terms. Artists who want to let their making breathe in the spaces beyond their studios or as removed from the context of academia are very often at the mercy of large competitive opportunities where rejection is the more usual outcome. The Mill presented us with a characterful space brimming with its own historic identity, and a site for us to make new things, move existing things around and realise developing ideas.
The exhibition title is drawn from a collective approach lightly borrowed from renga, the Japanese form of collaborative poetry. Passing hidden folded words from artist to artist also evokes the Victorian parlour game, Exquisite Corpse. The final unfolded outcome is playful and unexpectedly apposite in terms of the eclecticism of the artists but in brick-lined happenstance, it reflects the particular qualities of the space. Its light lifting us and its stone grounding us and all the possibilities in between have been our shared context for making. - Dr Louise Ritchie
Artists' Dialogue | Friday 26 June, 4:30-6:30pm
We are hosting an Artists' Dialogue, graciously facilitated by Dr Dominic Smith, Senior Lecturer of Philosophy at the University of Dundee. All exhibiting artists plan to be in attendance to share in thoughtful exchanges with participants. Light refreshments will be served. This event is free, but limited tickets are available.
KW - expanded practice
KW - interior
KW - sculpture
KW - exhibition
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M3 - Exhibition
PB - The Mill
CY - Dundee, UK
Y2 - 19 June 2026 through 19 June 2026
ER -