Gabriela Schutz

Press Release Remember when everyone had a mobile phone? There will come a time when this question gets asked in nostalgic reminiscence. But, we’re still too caught up in the mania of our phones to think about that. We are in an in-between time where a significant number of us knew life before mobile devices, while there are just as many who have known no other form of communication device. Gabriela Schutz is exploring this in-betweeness, and more specifically, the absorption

Gallery talk- 4pm on Saturday 24th March. Join us on Saturday 24 March to celebrate the last day of The Machine Stops, a group exhibition by Adam Hogarth, Clare Mitten, Martin Ward and myself. We will join in conversation to expand on some of the themes explored in the exhibition, including virtual communication versus direct experience and our changing relationship to nature. Tea and cake from 4-6pm. Danielle Arnaud contemporary art 123 Kennington Road, London SE11 6SF UK M

Private view: Friday 23 February 6 - 9pm 24 February – 24 March 2018 The Machine Stops is a group exhibition by artists Adam Hogarth, Clare Mitten, Gabriela Schutz and composer Martin Ward. It takes as its starting point E.M. Forster’s 1909 science fiction story of the same title, which describes a future in which humans live underground, with a global, omnipresent machine fulfilling all physical and spiritual needs. Direct experience between people and/or nature is rare an