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arebyte LASER is pleased to announce 4k tv makes me sick, a collaborative exhibition by Christopher
MacInnes and Laura Yuile.
In the months leading up to their joint exhibition at arebyte LASER, Christopher MacInnes and Laura Yuile
have been collaborating remotely on ideas, concepts and work. The pairing of the two artists seeks to form
cross-overs of practice, with overarching themes of commodity, bureaucracy, privacy and the inner workings
of technology, as well as ideas of what it means to form a “collaborative process”.
Exhibition open Mondays 10-6, or by appointment.
4k tv makes me sick is part of arebyte LASER's 2017 programme titled Hotel Generation - a series of
exhibitions by a generation of young artists from around the UK, all responding to either contemporary
ordinaryism, information overload, collective practice or reacting to the 'extreme present'.
For more info please email the programme curator rebecca@arebyte.com or visit www.arebytelaser.com.
arebyte LASER is located within arebyte2, our newest studio complex spreading over 1000 square feet in
the heart of Clerkenwell. arebyte LASER has been made possible with the generous support and
encouragement from Outset: Studiomakers, General Projects and Arbeit Project Ltd.
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Laura Yuile is an artist based in London. Recent exhibitions include Homesick, T-Space, Milan; A Place For
You To Dream, Republic, London; Ludicrously Ideal and Beautifully Placed, Generator,
Dundee; SculpturParcours, The Wiener Art Foundation at Parallel, Vienna; and World Interiors, Savoy
Centre for Glasgow International, Glasgow. She has undertaken residencies with Space / The White
Building, London and Temporary Art Platform, Beirut. In 2015 she was an Associate Artist at Open School
East and will soon graduate from the MFA programme at Goldsmiths. Forthcoming projects include a
residency in Beijing as a recipient of the Red Mansion Award, and the group exhibition, Habits of Care,
curated by Helena Reckitt at Blackwood Gallery, Toronto.
Christopher MacInnes is an artist based in Glasgow. Recent exhibitions include ILLOGICAL CORE, Radio
Borealis, Bergen; On The Ground, Perth Museum and Art Gallery, Perth; I Know my: Loom Loom Loom and
Gwenan International, Queen’s Park bowling Club, Glasgow; and Future Artifact, Dose Projects, New York.
He has been awarded residencies, wards and funding with Hope Scott Trust and Creative Scotland, has
been resident artist at Cockenzie House, Port Seton as part of Art Rooms 2014, and curated SIMSTIM as
part of Open House Festival, Glasgow. He graduated from the Glasgow School of Art in 2012.
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