P L O T
1
a small piece of ground; a spot or small area on any surface; a ground plan of a building, plan of a field etc;
the story or scheme of connected events running through a play, novel, etc; a secret scheme, made in
combination with others, to bring about something often illegal or evil, a conspiracy; a stratagem or secret
contrivance.
a small piece of ground; a spot or small area on any surface; a ground plan of a building, plan of a field etc;
the story or scheme of connected events running through a play, novel, etc; a secret scheme, made in
combination with others, to bring about something often illegal or evil, a conspiracy; a stratagem or secret
contrivance.
2
To make a plan of; to represent on or by a graph, to conspire or lay plans for.
To make a plan of; to represent on or by a graph, to conspire or lay plans for.
A temporary art gallery from artists collective TRACT, hosting a three-part series of exhibits and events
entitled PLOT. The collective occupied Unit 47 at Brixton Village during December and January 2009-10.
entitled PLOT. The collective occupied Unit 47 at Brixton Village during December and January 2009-10.
P L A N _ A
Installation View - David Stearn & Liam Smale
Untitled (sixteen part tonally gradated mosaic / drawing) - David Stearn
BVM NBR Radius / IWM Range - Liam Smale
Plot - Siobhan Wanklyn
P L A N _ B
Installation View - Sadie Hough, Louie Rice & Nicholas Roberts
Pan&Tilt / 90+45* - Louie Rice
In Praise of the Exedra [Notes on the Curve of the Seat | Notes on the Curve of the Screen]- Sadie Hough
P L A N _ C
Frequency Modulation, Spatial Resonance and Signal Feedback -
ARAR (Vasco Alves, Samuel Ayre & Nicholas Roberts)
Leni Riefenstahl's ‘OLYMPIA’ - Screening organised by - Daniel Irons
CINERAMA - Sybella Perry
The series concluded with an event by The Adansei Project
The Adansei Project