
Shaun Gladwell: Cycles of Radical Will
Hardcover : 144 pages
Product Dimensions : 24.2 x 1.7 x 31.6 cm
Publisher : De La Warr Pavilion (18 December 2013)
Language: : English
Authors: Shaun Gladwell, Jean Wainwright, Richard Grayson, Simon Rees
Designed by Fraser Muggeridge
Shaun Gladwell’s solo exhibition Cycles of Radical Will is the Australian artist’s largest in the UK to date.
The exhibition embraces flux and transformation, reflecting the changing seasons during the exhibition. Over the course of five months, works are exchanged to offer a sequence of windows into Gladwell’s artistic practice, unconstrained by the limitations of a single exhibition project.
For Cycles of Radical Will, Gladwell speculates on the creative conflict within various cultural practices and traditions. These conflicts take the form of ‘battles’ – between beat-boxers and urban dancers, skateboarders and BMX riders, and (Mod) scooter enthusiasts and (Rocker) motorcycle riders – and ultimately between the extreme sports athlete and gravity itself. Tension between these opposing and often complementary practices is the force that drives groups towards innovation or oblivion.
Mini Ramp Intersection (2013) – located on the Roof Terrace – functions as a skate ramp and encourages its users either to joust with one other or calculate their movements to avoid a crash. This work, along with an extensive programme of events, will allow audiences to participate on numerous levels throughout the exhibition. The events will include poetry workshops offered to motorcycle enthusiasts, late-night rooftop skateboarding sessions, film screenings, and flatland skateboarding/BMX jams.
The catalogue, designed by Fraser Muggeridge, includes three essays by Richard Grayson, Jean Wainwright, and Simon Rees which give an international perspective and insightful dialogue on Gladwell’s body of work.


Marco Fusinato: DESASTRES

Angelica Mesiti: In The Round

Discussion: Shaun Gladwell and Sean Lowry
Anna Schwartz Gallery 2021

JOHN NIXON: GROUPS + PAIRS 2016 – 2020
Published by Schwartz City 2020

Kerrie Poliness: Walking Drawing, 2020

David Noonan: Stagecraft

Creative Cosmos: Marco Fusinato in conversation with Melissa Keys

The Joy of the Gestalt: John Nixon 1949–2020

David Noonan: Stagecraft
Art Gallery of Ballarat 2020

David Noonan: A Dark and Quiet Place
Common Editions 2017

Shaun Gladwell: MADDESTMAXIMVS: PLANET & STARS SEQUENCE
Schwartz City 2009

Latemouth Mike Parr: Works on paper 1987-2003
University Art Museum, University of Queensland, Brisbane 2003

Mike Parr: Performances 1971-2008
Schwartz City 2008

Mike Parr: The Tilted Stage
Detached Cultural Organisation and Tasmanian Art Gallery, Hobart 2009

The Infinity Machine: Mike Parr’s Performance Art 1971-2005
Schwartz City 2010

Mike Parr: Brain Coral
National Art School 2012

Mike Parr: Edelweiß
Verlag fur Moderne Kunst 2012

Mikala Dwyer: A shape of thought
Art Gallery New South Wales 2018

Mikala Dwyer: Drawing Down the Moon
Institute of Modern Art 2014

Mutlu Çerkez: 1988–2065
Monash University Museum of Art 2018

Angelica Mesiti: A Communion of Stranger Gestures
Published by Schwartz City and Artspace 2017

The Sculptures of Clement Meadmore
Hudson Hills Press 1994

Joseph Kosuth: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Charta 2004

Joseph Kosuth: 'An Interpretation of This Title' – Waiting for – (Texts for Nothing)
Macmillan Art Publishing 2012

John Nixon: Experimental Painting Workshop
Castlemaine Art Museum 2017

Marco Fusinato: Let’s Destroy Work
Schwartz City 2014

Jenny Watson: Chronicles
Griffith University, Brisbane 2016

Daniel von Sturmer: Focus & Field
Schwartz City 2014

Daniel von Sturmer: Into A Vacuum of Future Events
Dunedin Public Art Gallery 2005

Peter Tyndall: Dagger Definitions
Greenhouse 1987

Kathy Temin
Heide Museum of Modern Art 2009

Yinka Shonibare, MBE: Fabric-Ation
Yorkshire Sculpture Park 2013

Vivienne Shark LeWitt: comedies & proverbs
Ian Potter Museum of Art, The University of Melbourne 2008

Stieg Persson: History Painting
Anna Schwartz Gallery 2006

Mike Parr: Language & Chaos
National Gallery of Australia 2016

Rose Nolan: Why Do We Do The Things We Do
Artspace Sydney and Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane 2011

John Nixon: EPW
Australian Centre for Contemporary Art 2004

Callum Morton: In Memoriam
Heide Museum of Modern Art 2011

NEW 12
Australian Centre for Contemporary Art 2012

Shaun Gladwell: Stereo Sequences
Australian Centre for the Moving Image and Schwartz City 2011

Shaun Gladwell: Cycles of Radical Will
De La Warr Pavilion 2013

Emily Floyd: The Dawn
National Gallery of Victoria 2014

Emily Floyd: Far Rainbow
Heide Museum of Modern Art 2014

Daniel Crooks: Everywhere Instantly
Christchurch Art Gallery 2008

Susan Cohn: Techno Craft
National Gallery of Australia 2000
Mutlu Çerkez: A design for the overture curtain of an unwritten opera and stage furniture / props for an unwritten opera and make-up design studies for an unwritten opera and variations on album covers for bootleg recordings of Led Zeppelin

Louisa Bufardeci & Zon Ito
Museum of Contemporary Art 2009