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cabin exchange 2020

17th-23rd april 06

Dennistoun | Tradeston | Pollokshaws

Supported by:

Scroll below for a list of the cabin exchange 2020 projects.

Images will be uploaded at the end of each projects

Guyan Porter

Gender Bender

A week before the event starts, 10th-16th April

“When is a cabin not a cabin?

When it is an immaculate pink sculpture.

Guyan Porter will attempt to spectacularly transform

a steel container into an alien art object,

with wit, concentration and several coats of paint”

Dan Monks and Sinead McCann

Pedestrian Mapping

Monday 17^th 12:30pm – 5pm

“Through the use of red balloons pedestrians will

be coerced into taking part in a game.

The city is the chalk grid. The game, hopscotch.’

Ruth Legg

Site Specific Work- working titlee

Monday 17^th 7pm-1am

“A light inside the cabin is the same colour as one

in the outside world. The light flashes randomly

as if in communication

with the one outside.”

Julia Dotoli

Admit One

Tuesday 18^th 12pm-5pm

“Admit One is part of an ongoing project which uses

collected insecurities to publicise the private through

the use of language.

Ulrika Westergren

Art-Trade

Wednesday 19^th 12am-6pm

“Welcome to Art-trade!

At Art-trade you can get an art-piece really cheap

just by making a trade. No cash, trading only!

Take a Chance”

Lucie Galand

What are you’se up to in there?

Thursday 20^th 4pm-7pm

“The cabin will be used as a film-screen on

which 2 films, depicting the activity inside

the 2 buildings on either side of the

cabin, will be projected.”

Robert Smythe

Class Photo

Friday 21^st 9am-4pm

Whitehill Secondary School art class.

A Class Photo taken using the cabin

as a large pinhole camera.

Billy Love

Glasgow’s First Cyber Village

Friday 21^st 5pm-10pm

Billy will create a Galactic Space Docking

Station, landed in Dennistoun.

He will collect people’s future dreams for

Dennistoun and beam them up into

hyper space using sound and spoken word.

Wojciech Kosma

Instrumentalists

Saturday 22^nd 10am-8pm

“Instrumentalists”- an interactive installation.

Virtual musicians controlled with a gaming device.

Linda Greig

Room for a View

Sunday 23^rd 12pm-6pm

“Sit, relax, enjoy the view and share the picnic.

Enter the cabin and be transported to the

highest geographical point in Scotland.”

Chris Biddlecombe and Deborah Arnott

Goodbye Virginia

Sunday 23^rd performance 8:15pm

“An atmospheric old time performance event that

explores Glasgow’s links with tobacco in an

enclosed public space - brought to you through

the mediums of banjos and shadows.”

Logan Sisley

Tradeston Allotmentt

Monday 17^th 10am-6pm

“The container becomes a garden shed from which to

tend a neglected adjacent planter box.”

Stephen Mulhall

The Heads of Planners

Tuesday 18^th 5pm - 9pm

“Contemporary and historic descriptions of the proposed

M74, to cut through Tradeston, are contrasted through

sound and image.”

Logan Sisley and Stephen Mulhall

Mitigation Measures/ Every Building on the M74

Wednesday 19^th 5pm-9pm

“A photographic survey of buildings to be demolished

along the route of the proposed M74 extension.”

Milochomil, Mexican collective, Arturo Heredia,

Marco Galindo, Octavio Ramirez

Futuristica

Thursday 20^th 3pm-7pm

“MOM (Milochomil) Communication Company offers

a way to move people and stuff

around the world, “teletransportation service”.

This is a simple public

service in the year 2020 connecting

Tradeston to Mexico City.”

Bridget Kennedy and Anna Gray

Life Park

Friday 21^st 4pm-7pm

“A commuter car park: a place where people leave

one life to step into another. Artists as researchers

reflect this moment of transformation/ metamorphosis.”

Hugh Watt and Maria McCavana

Mirror Hall

Saturday 22^nd 6pm-11pm

“Mirror Hall’, turns the cabin at Tradeston into a small

movie house whose exterior walls will reflect its surroundings.

From the cabin a film about Glasgow, as if seen through

a magnifying glass, will be projected onto a large outdoor

screen and be the feature for the evening.”

Yvonne Mullock

Tradeston Pigeon Race

Sunday 23^rd 12pm-4pm

“Coming Soon, ‘The Tradeston Pigeon Race’.

Using locally bred homing pigeons to race against one another,

the first pigeon to fly home wins. Come place your bets at the

Tradeston cabin on Sunday 23rd April.”

Chris Biddlecombe and Deborah Arnott

Goodbye Virginia

Sunday 23^rd performance 9:30pm

“An atmospheric old time performance event that explores

Glasgow’s links with tobacco in an enclosed public space -

brought to you through the mediums of banjos and shadows.”

Michael Clarence

Found Cafe

Monday 17^th 8am-8pm

“Found Cafe” is a situation in a cabin, it’s a fake cafe,

but looks real.

You can eat cake and drink tea / coffee for free.”

Hannah Buss

Storytelling *

Tuesday 18^th 10am-12pm

“Filling the space with a story.

First through the spoken word, then pictorially

by those who listened, onto the walls of the cabin.”

The Training Chain Art Group

Piece by piece

Tuesday 18^th 1pm-6pm

“To give context to feelings and raise awareness of

the residents of Shawbridge, who are about to witness

and experience major changes in their community

over the next decade.”

Hanna Tuulikki

Pollokshaws Song Portrait

Tuesday 18^th 7pm - 10pm

“The launch of an album featuring self portraits through

song and a new composition by people living in and

near Pollokshaws.”

Gabriel Birch, Alex Head and Charlie Yetton

ZONE 3712

Wednesday 19^th 8am - 10pm

“...Imagine a wild garden on the arcade, a space of

mystery and adventure! ‘Zone3712’, will function as

a centre to show works as a jump off point

for co-ordinate tours of works made on site.”

Hedley Sugar-Wells

Indefinite leave to remain

Thursday 20^th 10am - 2pm

“Negotiated audio - visual installation

Wherever I lay my hat that’s my castle

Refuge/e asylum / assimilation

immigration / isolation Citizen”

Ulrika Westergren

Art-Trade

Friday 21^st 12am - 6pm

“Welcome to Art-Trade!

At Art-Trade you can get an art-piece really cheap

just by making a trade.

No cash, trading only! Take a chance!”

Esme MacLeod, Julia Schaeper and Florence Andrews

Mapping Places

Saturday 22^nd 10am - 6pm

“The cabin will turn into a giant map and we invite

people to pop in and pin on their ideas and comments

about their communities”

Ross Plaster and Craig Gray

Cinnamon Shack

Sunday 23^rd all day

“The project provides a comfortable room that leaks

the aroma of cinnamon into the urban fabric of Pollokshaws.”

Chris Biddlecombe and Deborah Arnott

Goodbye Virginia

Sunday 23^rd performance 10:45 pm

“An atmospheric old time performance event that explores

Glasgow’s links with tobacco in an enclosed public space

- brought to you by the mediums of banjos and shadows.”

cabin exchange 2020 17th-23rd april 06 Dennistoun \| Tradeston \| Pollokshaws
Supported by: Scroll below for a list of the cabin exchange 2020 projects. Images will be uploaded at the end of each projects - Guyan Porter Gender Bender A week before the event starts, 10th-16th April “When is a cabin not a cabin? When it is an immaculate pink sculpture. Guyan Porter will attempt to spectacularly transform a steel container into an alien art object, with wit, concentration and several coats of paint” - Dan Monks and Sinead McCann Pedestrian Mapping Monday 17^th 12:30pm – 5pm “Through the use of red balloons pedestrians will be coerced into taking part in a game. The city is the chalk grid. The game, hopscotch.’ - Ruth Legg Site Specific Work- working titlee Monday 17^th 7pm-1am “A light inside the cabin is the same colour as one in the outside world. The light flashes randomly as if in communication with the one outside.” - Julia Dotoli Admit One Tuesday 18^th 12pm-5pm “Admit One is part of an ongoing project which uses collected insecurities to publicise the private through the use of language. - Ulrika Westergren Art-Trade Wednesday 19^th 12am-6pm “Welcome to Art-trade! At Art-trade you can get an art-piece really cheap just by making a trade. No cash, trading only! Take a Chance” - Lucie Galand What are you’se up to in there? Thursday 20^th 4pm-7pm “The cabin will be used as a film-screen on which 2 films, depicting the activity inside the 2 buildings on either side of the cabin, will be projected.” - Robert Smythe Class Photo Friday 21^st 9am-4pm Whitehill Secondary School art class. A Class Photo taken using the cabin as a large pinhole camera. - Billy Love Glasgow’s First Cyber Village Friday 21^st 5pm-10pm Billy will create a Galactic Space Docking Station, landed in Dennistoun. He will collect people’s future dreams for Dennistoun and beam them up into hyper space using sound and spoken word. Wojciech Kosma Instrumentalists Saturday 22^nd 10am-8pm “Instrumentalists”- an interactive installation. Virtual musicians controlled with a gaming device. - Linda Greig Room for a View Sunday 23^rd 12pm-6pm “Sit, relax, enjoy the view and share the picnic. Enter the cabin and be transported to the highest geographical point in Scotland.” - Chris Biddlecombe and Deborah Arnott Goodbye Virginia Sunday 23^rd performance 8:15pm “An atmospheric old time performance event that explores Glasgow’s links with tobacco in an enclosed public space - brought to you through the mediums of banjos and shadows.”
Logan Sisley Tradeston Allotmentt Monday 17^th 10am-6pm “The container becomes a garden shed from which to tend a neglected adjacent planter box.” - Stephen Mulhall The Heads of Planners Tuesday 18^th 5pm - 9pm “Contemporary and historic descriptions of the proposed M74, to cut through Tradeston, are contrasted through sound and image.” - Logan Sisley and Stephen Mulhall Mitigation Measures/ Every Building on the M74 Wednesday 19^th 5pm-9pm “A photographic survey of buildings to be demolished along the route of the proposed M74 extension.” - Milochomil, Mexican collective, Arturo Heredia, Marco Galindo, Octavio Ramirez Futuristica Thursday 20^th 3pm-7pm “MOM (Milochomil) Communication Company offers a way to move people and stuff around the world, “teletransportation service”. This is a simple public service in the year 2020 connecting Tradeston to Mexico City.” - Bridget Kennedy and Anna Gray Life Park Friday 21^st 4pm-7pm “A commuter car park: a place where people leave one life to step into another. Artists as researchers reflect this moment of transformation/ metamorphosis.” - Hugh Watt and Maria McCavana Mirror Hall Saturday 22^nd 6pm-11pm “Mirror Hall’, turns the cabin at Tradeston into a small movie house whose exterior walls will reflect its surroundings. From the cabin a film about Glasgow, as if seen through a magnifying glass, will be projected onto a large outdoor screen and be the feature for the evening.” - Yvonne Mullock Tradeston Pigeon Race Sunday 23^rd 12pm-4pm “Coming Soon, ‘The Tradeston Pigeon Race’. Using locally bred homing pigeons to race against one another, the first pigeon to fly home wins. Come place your bets at the Tradeston cabin on Sunday 23rd April.” - Chris Biddlecombe and Deborah Arnott Goodbye Virginia Sunday 23^rd performance 9:30pm “An atmospheric old time performance event that explores Glasgow’s links with tobacco in an enclosed public space - brought to you through the mediums of banjos and shadows.”
Michael Clarence Found Cafe Monday 17^th 8am-8pm “Found Cafe” is a situation in a cabin, it’s a fake cafe, but looks real. You can eat cake and drink tea / coffee for free.” - Hannah Buss Storytelling * Tuesday 18^th 10am-12pm “Filling the space with a story. First through the spoken word, then pictorially by those who listened, onto the walls of the cabin.” - The Training Chain Art Group Piece by piece Tuesday 18^th 1pm-6pm “To give context to feelings and raise awareness of the residents of Shawbridge, who are about to witness and experience major changes in their community over the next decade.” - Hanna Tuulikki Pollokshaws Song Portrait Tuesday 18^th 7pm - 10pm “The launch of an album featuring self portraits through song and a new composition by people living in and near Pollokshaws.” - Gabriel Birch, Alex Head and Charlie Yetton ZONE 3712 Wednesday 19^th 8am - 10pm “...Imagine a wild garden on the arcade, a space of mystery and adventure! ‘Zone3712’, will function as a centre to show works as a jump off point for co-ordinate tours of works made on site.” - Hedley Sugar-Wells Indefinite leave to remain Thursday 20^th 10am - 2pm “Negotiated audio - visual installation Wherever I lay my hat that’s my castle Refuge/e asylum / assimilation immigration / isolation Citizen” - Ulrika Westergren Art-Trade Friday 21^st 12am - 6pm “Welcome to Art-Trade! At Art-Trade you can get an art-piece really cheap just by making a trade. No cash, trading only! Take a chance!” - Esme MacLeod, Julia Schaeper and Florence Andrews Mapping Places Saturday 22^nd 10am - 6pm “The cabin will turn into a giant map and we invite people to pop in and pin on their ideas and comments about their communities” - Ross Plaster and Craig Gray Cinnamon Shack Sunday 23^rd all day “The project provides a comfortable room that leaks the aroma of cinnamon into the urban fabric of Pollokshaws.” - Chris Biddlecombe and Deborah Arnott Goodbye Virginia Sunday 23^rd performance 10:45 pm “An atmospheric old time performance event that explores Glasgow’s links with tobacco in an enclosed public space - brought to you by the mediums of banjos and shadows.”