Amy Ching-Yan Lam – Property Journal –UK tour
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30 November 2024, 7–11pm,
Reference Point, 2 Arundel Street, London, WC2R 3DA.
RSVP.
4 December 2024, 6.30–8.30pm
Good Press, 32 St. Andrews St, Glasgow G1 5PD
6 December 2024, 6–8pm
Eastside Projects, 86 Heath Mill Lane, Birmingham, B9 4AR
Amy Ching-Yan Lam will be coming to the UK at the end of November for the launch of Property Journal, with dates in London, Glasgow and Birmingham. Please come along and join us at one of these free events.
On 30 November for the London launch at Reference Point, Amy will be joined in conversation and readings by Rosa-Johan Uddoh, and Holly Pester with more tba. There will also be a full bar, signings, slideshows, music from DJ PLS and plenty of opportunity to vent about housing woes. RSVP here.
On 4th December we will be at Good Press in Glasgow for the Scottish launch of Property Journal. Amy Ching-Yan Lam will be joined in conversation by Oisin Roberts. Come along – free and no booking required. More info here.
On 6th December we’ll be in Birmingham at our friends Eastside Projects for Digbeth First Fridays and the Winter Art Fair. Attendees will be able to book a short personal reading with Amy Ching-Yan Lam who will select some extracts for you! We’ll also have Book Works stall with lots of the book and other titles, plus stalls from lots of other artists and makers so come and get your Christmas shopping done. More info on the Winter Fair here and stay tuned for how to book a reading.
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The Touch Report – a new book and exhibition by Katrina Palmer
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Invited to be the 2024 National Gallery Artist in Residence Katrina Palmer’s The Touch Report draws on research made during this year, and forms the centre of the resulting exhibition of the same name.
In a room stripped of the paintings that usually hang in that part of the gallery, Palmer has created a reading room. You’re invited to read The Touch Report work there, experiencing the violence, subjugation and darkness of the paintings. Written in sparse, urgent fragments that invite closer reading, The Touch Report , turns the reader’s gaze into the dark, to question our notions of ‘civilisation’.
The Touch Report is now available to pre-order, and will also be available from the National Gallery shop, along with a new catalogue raisonné of her work published by the National Gallery.
The exhibition will open at the National Gallery on 11 December 2024 – 2 March 2025, in Room 17a, and admission is free. For more information visit the National Gallery site.
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