Saturation Point | Lost Portals | March 2024

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Preview Monday 11th March 2024 | 5:30-8:30pm

  • Tuesday 12th March 10am - 2pm
    Wednesday 13th March 12- 8pm
    Thursday 14th March 10am - 2pm
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    Tuesday 2nd April 10am - 2pm
    Wednesday 3rd April 12- 8pm
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    Wednesday 17th April 12- 8pm
    Thursday 18th April 10am - 2pm
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    Tuesday 23rd April 10am - 2pm
    Wednesday 24th April 12- 8pm
    Thursday 25th April 10am - 2pm
    Friday 26th April 10am - 2pm

  • Saturation Point are Patrick Morrissey and Hanz Hancock; artists who  collaboratively produce systems related work to include installation, film, drawing and painting. They have shown extensively in the UK and internationally, William Angus Hughes London, Sluice London, Exchange Rates' project / The Bushwick Expo, Brooklyn NYC Art 3 (co-curated as part of  SLUICE UK) USA most recently Phoenix Brighton, Platform A Middlesbrough, Anglia Ruskin University of Cambridge and Eagle Gallery London. Upcoming: Non Sofia Bulgaria exchange collaborating with Georgi Dmitrov (director). They continue to direct Saturation Point the curatorial Project for systems and nonobjective art in the UK and its online platform of the same name

Working Beyond The Realm of Experience
“There’s Something happening here,
What it is ain’t exactly Clear”
— Buffalo Springfield: For What It’s Worth’ (1966)

As we prepare to leave the dark months of winter behind, BasementArtsProject invites you to join us in exploring the ‘Lost Portals’. These interruptions in our universe connect the world above with a world below, giving us the sense that something that we can feel but not see is down here with us in the darkness.

Nine years ago, Saturation Point presented ‘Other Rooms’ in our subterranean art hide-out here in South Leeds, now they offer to take us to other worlds by means of a ghostly transportation through time and space.

Lost Portals features the work of Saturation Point, Sarah Sparkes & Ian Thompson

Photo: Adam Glatherine