The Earth Not a Globe 2.

Rokeby Gallery, London.

Rokeby is an independent commercial gallery for contemporary art, exhibiting work by UK based and international artists.

Curated by Dani Admiss and Dave Charlesworth.
http://www.rokebygallery.com/

The Earth Not a Globe takes as its starting point the phenomena of flat earth theorem whose belief system of 'flatness' diverges from the earth as a globe. Thinking about scales of perception, their limitations and how we deal with this on a tangible level the exhibition brings together a selection of artists who employ cartographic systems of resisting one point of view for another potential combination.

Participating artist Laura White manipulates images taken from a wide range of sources. Considering the circulation of imagery her sources become elements that are literally folded or embedded into her haptic installations. The artist often uses images as solely sculptural devices to create a sea of relative points in installations that spill out into the spaces they inhabit.

Artists: Paul B Davis, Tom Badley, Giles Bailey, Chris Collins, Neil Montier, Sean Raspet, Conrad Ventur, Laura White.

Related information on website
http://www.laura-white.co.uk/individual/we-never-see-what-we-look/

Reviews and Articles
Martin Herbert. The Earth Not a Globe II, Rokeby. Time Out Review. Sept 10th -16th 2009. Pg 39.

Publications
The Earth Not a Globe. Dani Admiss and Dave Charlesworth. Published by Rokeby, London. Exhibition catalogue.

https://research.gold.ac.uk/id/eprint/2897