Day-to-Day Data
The exhibition at Danielle Arnaud contemporary art was again
dramatically different from the
two previous shows. The gallery comprises
of four rooms within a central London Georgian house. This meant that
some of the existing commissioned pieces were scaled down or radically
transformed to fit the new domestic setting – both Abigail Reynolds and
Ellie Harrison created new works for the London show.

Day-to-Day Data developed yet further as new projects by Cleo Broda and
Richard Dedomenici were previewed alongside the other works.

Danielle Arnaud contemporary art, 123 Kennington Rd, London, SE11 6SF
Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7735 8292

Exhibition Dates: Saturday 11 March – Sunday 23 April 2006
Open: Friday – Sunday, 2 – 6pm (other times by appointment)

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(photography by Ellie Harrison and Abigail Reynolds)

installation view, Danielle Arnaud contemporary art (hallway)
installation view, Danielle Arnaud contemporary art (hallway)
Day-to-Day Data Symposium at the ICA

Saturday 18 March, 4 – 6pm at Institute of Contemporary Arts, The Mall, London, SW1Y 5AH


The Day-to-Day Data symposium offers a unique insight into the project through the eyes of five of the artists involved. It features presentations and debate by Abigail Reynolds, Adele Prince, Ellie Harrison, Richard Dedomenici and Tony Kemplen. Many more of the Day-to-Day Data artists will also be present and discussions will continue into the evening in the ICA bar. £5, £4 ICA Members.
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Gallery Talk

Saturday 22 April, 1– 3pm at Danielle Arnaud contemporary art

Join Abigail Reynolds,
Ellie Harrison, Helen Frosi and Cleo Broda in the gallery for talks and discussion about the ideas behind their work in the exhibition. Booking is essential.

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Launch Event

Friday 10 March, 6 – 9pm

This will be the official launch of the Gallery Exhibition at Danielle Arnaud contemporary art. During the event Richard Dedomenici will be around challenging guests to a game of Nail Salon Belt Play Your Cards Right and Sam Curtis will continue IDUK, his quest to single-handedly count all the people in the UK – so come along and be counted!
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Bio Mapping at Danielle Arnaud contemporary art

Friday 10 March, 2 – 5pm and ongoing throughout the exhibition

The Bio Mapping device allows you to measure your levels of stress and excitement as you walk through the city. Devices will be available to borrow from the gallery on a drop-in basis throughout the exhibition. On Friday 10 March, Christian Nold creator of Bio Mapping will be at the gallery to introduce visitors to the project. A deposit will be required.


Trolley Spotting at Tesco Superstore

Ongoing throughout the exhibition at Tesco, Kennington Vauxhall Superstore, 227 Kennington Lane, London, SE11 5QU

As part of Adele Prince’s web-based project Trolley Spotting, the entire fleet of trolleys at the local Tesco Superstore will be tagged. Drop by and see if you can spot a turquoise trolley tag anytime for the duration of the exhibition. 10 minutes walk from Danielle Arnaud contemporary art.


Physical Bar Charts at Durning Library

Ongoing throughout the exhibition at Durning Library, 167 Kennington Lane, London, SE11 4HF

Lucy Kimbell’s Untitled (physical bar charts) will be sited in the reception area of this busy library for the duration of the exhibition. Respond to the question ‘What did you do last week?’ by taking one of the five brightly coloured button badges whose slogan best sums up how you spent your time. 10 minutes walk from Danielle Arnaud contemporary art.
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Collaboration with NODE.London

The Day-to-Day Data exhibition and programme of events form part of NODE.London – a month long season of media arts projects taking place across London in March 2006.


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