Apocalypse Tent

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15 Sep
–
8 Oct
2011
Andy Irving, Keila Martin
The Apocalypse Tent is an installation exploring ideas of habitation in our current doomed-filled predicament.
It is a built structure within the gallery space that uses lightweight systems and provisional type building methods, which play out an unusual rehearsal in self-sufficiency, offering a different view of an apocalyptic crisis. Apocalypse Tent maps out where we can start to consider the idea of 'shelter'. The built structure provides an opportunity to start to think about ways to reinvent current modes of living in conditions of crisis.
We're pleased to launch a new publication, Apocalypse Tent, published on the occasion of Andy Irving and Keila Martin's exhibition held at Enjoy Gallery. Apocalypse Tent features texts by Thomasin Sleigh and I.C., and has been designed by Andy Irving
Catalogue
Apocalypse Tent
Featuring texts by Thomasin Sleigh and I.C.
Designed by Andy Irving.

Andy Irving and Keila Martin, Apocalypse Tent, 2012. Image courtesy of Lance Cash.

Andy Irving and Keila Martin, Apocalypse Tent, 2012. Image courtesy of Lance Cash.

Andy Irving and Keila Martin, Apocalypse Tent, 2012. Image courtesy of Lance Cash.

Andy Irving and Keila Martin, Apocalypse Tent, 2012. Image courtesy of Lance Cash.

Andy Irving and Keila Martin, Apocalypse Tent, 2012, survival kit. Image courtesy of Lance Cash.

Andy Irving and Keila Martin, Apocalypse Tent, 2012, survival kit. Image courtesy of Lance Cash.

Andy Irving and Keila Martin, Apocalypse Tent, 2012. Image courtesy of Lance Cash. Painting by Keila Maritn.

Andy Irving and Keila Martin, Apocalypse Tent, 2012. Image courtesy of Lance Cash.

Andy Irving and Keila Martin, Apocalypse Tent, 2012, handmade rug and surveillance screen. Image courtesy of Lance Cash.