Exhibitions
Projects
Below you will find a selection of recently completed projects
Four Square Films
Four Square Fine Arts began working with Last Bus in 2008 to create a series of short interview based artist profiles. Four Square Films focus on artists in their own words and from the second film are supported by insightful footage of studio processes.
The aim of these films is to contribute to a broader understanding of contemporary art practice, whilst stimulating questions about the creative process, nurturing new dialogues between artists, students and art lovers.
We also look forward to including them as a valuable resource within our unfolding educational program. To find out more about this program click here.
About Four Square
Education
Our Education programme has now become a not for profit Community Interest Company.
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Contacting Four Square
Four Square Fine Arts, 5a, Station Street, Lewes BN7 2DA
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Alinah Azadeh
Alinah Azadeh is a British-Iranian artist with a background in painting, new media and video. Since her MA in Media Arts Practice at Westminster University (2001), she has created installations that combine textile media with texts and networked technology.
Her highly interactive works present the public with opportunities for self-reflection and an emotive dialogue with each other. She is interested in the poetic within everyday life and the use of ancient practices such as gift-giving, Moshaereh (communal poetry reciting) and bibliomancy (the art of divining with books) to inspire socially driven artworks.
Recent works include The Gifts, (2010) a suspended installation of 999 objects given to the artist by the public and wrapped in cloth. This commission, for Bristol Museum and Art Gallery through The Shape of Things was her first major solo show in the UK. The Bibliomancer's Dream (2009) and Dream On (2010), two large-scale, interactive book installations commissioned by the South Bank, London, were developed in collaboration with sculptor Willow Winston.
'Chasing Mirrors: Portraits of the Unseen', was a collaborative installation for The National Portrait Gallery, London, exploring ideas of non-figurative portraiture.
Azadeh works across disciplines, and is currently focused on working with cloth, poetry, mirroring and personal or found objects. Alongside her public work, she makes smaller works, including fabric sculptures and drawings.
Web site www.alinahazadeh.com
