Publication

The Guardian & Observer guide to Painting
September 2009

http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2009/sep/20/guide-to-painting-the-tutors

Caroline de Lannoy

KOSMOS exhibition

Caroline de Lannoy is part of the group exhibition project entitled KOSMOS, featuring a selection of work by artists working with light and space: Brent Hallard, José Heerkens, Gilbert Hsiao, Caroline de Lannoy and Giles Ryder, at IS projects June 6 - July 5, 2009.
See www.isprojects.blogspot.com

Wall Painting Commission

Caroline de Lannoy completed her Feature Wall Mural commission. 

Feature Wall Mural commission, LIFT Orchard Park, NHS Primary Health Care Centre, Hull, UK

identity

LONDON-TOKYO

Caroline de Lannoy is part of the group exhibition 'Identity' at mott-factory, Tokyo, Japan from 24th March – 24 April 2009.
See www.mott-factory.com/ gallery/schedule.php

Identity part-1
2009.3.24-4.5
Adrian Baron / Caroline de Lannoy / Rana Begum / 菊地良博 / 田村久美子 / 加藤智大
レセプションパーティー 2009.3.24 18:00〜20:00

Identity part-2
2009.4.7-4.19
Eleanor Crock / Nathan Cohen / Reiko Kubota / 梅沢和木 / DONA / 関口潮
レセプションパーティー 2009.4.7 18:00〜20:00

Identity Exhibition Introduction
The question of how we begin to understand our own place within the world and what we wish to say of this in the art we make will naturally generate different answers relating to who we are and what our view of the world might be. This exhibition raises the question of what informs identity and the creative process for artists living in London and Tokyo today. In considering the theme it is also necessary to question its interpretation; is identity a concern for all, or is this something embedded in the making process? While some artists seek to address the issue of identity directly through their work, for others it may be more implicit.

The gallery space in Tokyo was once a house, a place where people lived that has now become a place where art lives. This exhibition offers an opportunity for a group of artists from London and Tokyo to show together and in the process raise questions about what they make and why, the work selected presenting a range of art activity and media including painting, construction, installation, printmaking, and video.

mixed media intervention

the voice and nothing more
Slade Research Centre
12 - 16 January 2009

the voice and nothing more (vanm) was a week-long festival exploring the voice as both medium and subject matter in contemporary arts practices. Artist Caroline de Lannoy worked with leading vocal performer Madge in an exploration of the voice outside language.

Artists include:
Athanasios Argianas, Umi Baden-Powell, Sam Belinfante, Melis van den Berg, Fiona Bevan, Sarah Bowker-Jones, Martin John Callanan, Alejandro Cano Casso, Stella Capes, Patricia Chi, Elisabeth S. Clark, Joe Clark, Kitty Clark, Adam de la Cour, Martin Creed, Amy Cunningham, Edward Dorrian, Claire Dorsett, Nisha Duggal, Faith Edwards, Simon Faithfull, Kathryn Faulkner, Penny Florence, Maria Georgoula, Dryden Goodwin, Nick Hornby, Juice, Mikhail Karikis, Hyo Myoung Kim, Nick Laessing, Caroline de Lannoy, Matthew Le Knowles, Sasha Litvintseva, Lore Lixembourg, Leah Lovett, JT Lowen, Neil Luck, Allison Maletz, Janne Malmros, Revati Mann, Bruce Mclean, Claudia Molitor, Sally Morfill, Margarita Myrogianni, Catalina Niculescu, Kjartan Nilsen, Stephanie O’Connor, Benjamin Oliver, Junko Otake, Cornelia Parker, Jayne Parker, Louisa Parker, Bradley Phillip, Tessa Power, Dante Rendle Taylor, Mike Ryder, William Saunders, Kristin Sherman, Simson & Volley, Diana Taylor, Estelle Thompson, Phoebe Unwin, Caroline Vasquez, Sarah Kate Wilson and Jayne Wilton.

'Gone in 60 seconds'

A single cloud becomes less intense and fades away gradually scarcely perceptible, and then vanishes into nothing. I want to depict the transient and evanescent cloud, exploring the nature of memory and time. At the same time the soundtrack emphasizes the fragile existence of this light white form showing the figure of that which is transitory, ephemeral, fleeting, fugacious, fugitive, momentary, short-lived, and temporary.
Caroline de Lannoy 2009