Holden, in collaboration with curator Tyler Woolcott, presents a performance lecture that takes up the task of rewriting physics. The work starts from an observation of the experiments and mishaps of Wile E. Coyote, Bugs Bunny and other characters, and combines physics and theory with cartoon clips in an attempt to make sense of art and its possibilities. Holden ultimately proposes the Laws as a manifesto for making art and thinking about what might come after art history.

Andy Holden

Andy Holden (1982) was born in Bedford, UK and graduated from BA Fine Art at Goldsmith’s College in 2005.  He lives and works in Bedfordshire. Holden was appointed the prestigious Stanley Picker Fellowship in 2011 and was nominated as Mark Leckey’s inspirational contemporary artist in October 2011’s issue of frieze. Recent solo exhibitions include The Cookham Erratics, WORKS|PROJECTS, Bristol (2012), The Cookham Erratics, Benaki Museum, Athens (2011), Chewy Cosmos Thingly Time, Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge (2011), Art Now, Tate Britain (2010).

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