THE ONLY WAY IS THE VU (Afta-perty at Deja Vu with DJs P-Change and Hen Night Kebab Tears)



BOB FLAMBE TALKS



Mickey Mallett

CRAWLING OVER THE STREETS OF DUNDEE






Photo credits and copyright for 2013 Crawl Inclusive: Emily Mae Milne, David Paul Aitken, Paul Gault, Morgan Cahn, Kirsty McKeown and Nadia Rossi.

PROOF




Beatrice Haines

Proof is an exhibition of prints and installations inspired by artist Beatrice Haines’ residency at the University of Abertay Dundee’s forensics lab. The residency was conceived and delivered by the Hannah Maclure Centre and Yuck ‘n Yum, with the support of the School of Contemporary Sciences.

The exhibition aimed to reveal the invisible, whether it be minute detail too small for the human eye to see or prints left from the surface of skin.

When Haines’ grandmother died in 2006, she became fascinated by the many cherished possessions left behind. Each object acquired a poignancy and meaning that had previously not existed. Although void of life, her grandmother’s house took on the role of a museum of personal antiquities and a proof of her existence. Haines wished to hold onto the memory of her grandmother by recording as many objects and traces as she could; scuffs on the carpet, tea stains, strands of hair left in her comb. Since this experience, her artwork has been heavily influenced by traces. Although the human is often absent in her work, the object left behind acts an anthropomorphic portrait that, like forensic evidence, tells its own story.

This obsessive need to record traces and seek meaning in them coincides with the very nature of forensics where every detail is important and rich with underlying narrative. In Abertay’s forensics lab, she approached her subject from a scientific point of view and learnt how traces are recorded.

Using found objects from the local area and materials commonly used in the forensics lab, Haines wished for the viewer to share the same curiosity and intrigue she felt when watching a fingerprint magically appear under a UV light; that a secret has suddenly been exposed. Artworks appeared to undergo a physical change before the viewer as a result of scientific alteration. 

HOT TOPIX



Deliberate Crumbs

ROTTING ON THE VINE




FOWL PLAY



Pester and Rossi

PERFORMANCE ART FROM BEHIND




Catherine Weir

VIDEO FOR DA CLUB


Waffle Burger


FANTASY FANTAISIES PHANTASIE


Curated by Anna Murray

FANTASY FANTAISIES PHANTASIE was a one-evening presentation by Anna Murray's smart gallery, for Crawl Inclusive 2013. Anna invited Valerie Norris to create a site-specific installation for her unique Smart Car gallery, which was located at Roseangle. Valerie made a set of new paintings on paper specially cut to the measurements of the smart gallery windows. The paintings were based on the idea of an abstracted landscape viewed on an imaginary, dream-like car journey. The installation was shown at night time, with headlights on, streetlamps shining and accompanied by a soundtrack of Colleen et les boites a musique playing inside the car.



RUSTY HIP COLLECTIVE presents:


NATUramble


Hannah Champion (Featuring Betty Beetroot and Beth Savage)

THESEUS AND THE MINOTAUR



 

Pitch + Strike