TINTYPE SUMMER WINDOW 2020
Dread one day at a time brings together into a sealed window space, objects made before and after the UK government’s Coronavirus lockdown. Jo Addison’s work draws on shared cultural memory and evokes an odd, intuitive recognition of familiar things, loosened from their bearings in daily life.
This is the sixth year that Tintype has commissioned an artist to make work that is installed in the gallery’s large, street-facing window during the summer break.
Jo Addison
Dread one day at a time, 2020
Installation view
Jo Addison
Dread one day at a time, 2020
Installation view (detail)
Jo Addison
Dread one day at a time, 2020
Installation view
Jo Addison
Cleeshay, 2020
Jesmonite, cardboard, 22 x 18 x 6cm
Jo Addison
Bucky, 2020
Jesmonite, papier-mâché, diameter 22cm
Jo Addison
Chooda, 2019
Jesmonite, cardboard 36 x 29 x 6cm
Jo Addison
Odea, 2020
Jesmonite, polystyrene, 35 x 20 x14cm
Jo Addison
Chock, 2020
Jesmonite, cardboard 24 x 16 x 7cm
Jo Addison
Looksee, 2020
Jesmonite, cardboard 50 x 50 x 5cm
Jo Addison
Toob, 2020
Jesmonite, cardboard 24 x 9 x 6cm
Jo Addison
Solong, 2020
Jesmonite, MDF diameter 22 x 3cm