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Leandro Erlich: Dalston House
Installation images
© Gar Powell-Evans 2013
Courtesy of Barbican Art Gallery
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LEANDRO ERLICH: DALSTON HOUSE
Internationally known for captivating, three-dimensional visual illusions, Argentine artist Leandro Erlich has been commissioned by the Barbican to create Dalston House, an off-site installation in Hackney. The work resembles a movie set, featuring the façade of a late nineteenth-century Victorian terraced house. The life-sized façade lies on the ground with a mirrored surface positioned overhead at a 45-degree angle.
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Posted 28 June 2013
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BARBICAN
Leandro Erlich: Dalston House
1 – 7 Ashwin Street, Dalston, E8 3DL
26/6-4/8
The installation Leandro Erlich: Dalston House is accompanied by a rich programme of events, running between 27 June and 4 August 2013. Opening the events programme, Leandro Erlich discusses his work and influences, his inspiration and experience in creating Dalston House and answers questions about the project. On Thursday evenings and weekends there are film screenings, performances, tours and workshops exploring themes related to the project, including architectural history, urbanism, and perception, which are developed in collaboration with local organisations.
Internationally known for captivating, three-dimensional visual illusions, Argentine artist Leandro Erlich has been commissioned by the Barbican to create Dalston House, an off-site installation in Hackney. The work resembles a movie set, featuring the façade of a late nineteenth-century Victorian terraced house. The life-sized façade lies on the ground with a mirrored surface positioned overhead at a 45-degree angle. By sitting, standing or lying on the horizontal surface, visitors appear to be scaling or hanging off the side of the building. Sited at 1 – 7 Ashwin Street, near Dalston Junction, Erlich has designed and decorated the façade – complete with a door, windows, mouldings and other architectural details – to resemble the houses that previously stood on the block.
The project is presented on Ashwin Street in association with OTO Projects and is also part of the 2013 London Festival of Architecture. Supported using public funding by Arts Council England
Mondays to Wednesdays, 11am – 6pm
Thursdays and Fridays, 11am – 8pm
Saturdays and Sundays, 10am – 8pm
Admission Free
Check the website, Facebook and Twitter for the latest updates and allactivities as workshops, performances and tours & talks:
barbican.org.uk/beyondbarbican
Twitter: @dalstonhouse #dalstonhouse
Facebook: facebook.com/barbicanartgallery or facebook.com/barbicancentre
Alternatively, please call +44 (0)845-1207550
Please plan your trip in advance and keep up to date with latest information and waiting times on Twitter @dalstonhouse
BARBICAN
Postal Address
Art Gallery
Barbican Centre
Silk Street
UK-London EC2Y 8DS
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