Press release: 20 July 2007

The show focuses on the idea of “art for arts sake”. This ongoing series of controversial opening nights reaches its second installment in the form of Shane Mark’s “Love Your Neighbour”. The show will consist of a performance which will center on the confinement of the gallery space.

Press release: 3 August 2007

The show runs as a series of opening nights over a six month period. In the third installment of this exhibition, the provocative and controversial Andrew Lamprecht will engage his audience in a spiritual experience.

Press release: 3 October 2007

Carrie Timlin and Lily Luz present the fourth installment of “The Inchoate, Idiosyncratic Descent into Nihilism” at Blank Projects. This will be the final one night event before the closing show. The exhibition has run as a series of one night events, once a month over the last few months.

In this show, Emil Papp will be exhibiting alongside the aforementioned curators in the most inchoate and nihilistic of the shows so far. Come prepared for an eclectic mix of styles and media guaranteed to provoke.

Press release: 3-6 November 2007

Carrie Timlin and Lily Luz present the final show in this series of one-nighters. This will however take on a new form and gallery space as it will run for a week. The show will consist of new work by all the artists who have participated thus far as well as work by artists who will be exhibiting for the first time in the series.

The show will deal with the concept of art detached from meaning and reason. The emerging ideas in our art scene at present demands art that is “fun” and without unnecessary connotations and a defined need to search for deeper insight or significance. It is likely that the adverse will occur as it is human nature to search for this supposed meaning, which leads to understanding and therefore connection with an artwork.