Hannah in the Gallery :
"You’re Gonna Be Great"
9 May — 25 July 2015
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Hannah's Press Links :
Collected Press, 2015
i-D Vice, Jeppe Ugelvig, October 2015
Spike Magazine #47, Spring 2016
The Creators Project, April 2016
About Hannah :
Hannah Perry uses video as an assemblage of short found and self-shot film footage, of written and spoken words, slang language, phrases and sound clips deriving from whatever enters her gaze on a daily basis. By using a cut-and-paste style, the linearity of any kind vanishes, and is swapped for a deliberate edit of confusion and messiness. The work demonstrates a strong resemblance of a street-wise attitude, bringing up bits and pieces referring to gender related issues such as a girls position within todays assumed lower class environments, lifestyle and the influence of advertisement and branding on subcultures’s visual codes, and overall Perry’s own position and perception on those issues.
http://www.hannahperry.com/
Files: CV, Portfolio
Mercury Retrograde (2015)
Installation view, Seventeen, London (UK)
Mercury Retrograde (2015)
Installation view, Seventeen, London (UK)
Awkward Winner Stays On (2015)
Silkscreen print, paint, tape, subwoofer with sound (Part of installation Reacting Calmly)
150 x 100 cm
This one is crashing together (2015)
Diptych film installation, plexiglass panels with silkscreens images and paint, dimensions variable
Installation view, MiArt (2015), Milan (IT)
Horoscopes (Déjà Vu) (2014)
Multi-media performance
For Serpentine Park Nights 2014, Serpentine Gallery, London (UK)
Vodka in the Sheets (2015)
Heat Wrap Vinyl, silkscreen print and paint on aluminum
90 x 70 cm
Liste (2015)
Installation view
Mercury Retrograde (2015)
Pink Champagne (2015)
Acrylic on vinyl on aluminium
183 x 120 cm
Ultra (2015)
Silkscreen print, car lacquer on aluminium panel
200 x 100 x 2 mm
One Park Memory, One Park Imagination (2014)
Video installation
Installation view, Moving Museum Instanbul (TR)
A Sentimental Summery (2015)
Video
Installation view, You’re Gonna Be Great (2015), Jeanine Hofland, Amsterdam (NL)
Multidirectional Partners (2015)
Silkscreen print, car lacquer on aluminium panel
200 x 100 x 2 mm
Horoscopes (Déjà Vu) (2015)
Multi-media performance
For Serpentine Park Nights 2014, Serpentine Gallery, London (UK)