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Dystopia 2022

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Dystopia 2022 interview with Emma Pugmire. 6th October 2022.

Dystopia 2022

Correlations between the work of Emma Pugmire and JG Ballard, Ultravox, John Foxx, Gary Numan, Simple Minds, Sci-Fi, Steampunk, Cyberpunk, Stuckism, Jimmy Cauty, KLF, Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst, Surrealism, sex with disabled people and Tories

Emma Pugmire interviewed by Edgeworth Johnstone at Black Ivory Printmaking & Audio Club. 6th October 2022

Interview followed by an exhibition tour and live performance of the Ultravox song ‘Western Promise’

Black Ivory Printmaking & Audio Club present

An Emma Pugmire solo exhibition

Black Ivory Printmaking & Audio Club founder, Edgeworth Johnstone: ‘Dystopia 2022 is the seventh in a series of Stuckist solo shows at Black Ivory Printmaking & Audio Club in Muswell Hill, London. This series follows immediately on from our Stuckist group show, titled Stuckism.

Black Ivory Printmaking & Audio Club is a private members club in Muswell Hill, London, UK. It was founded around 2013 by Edgeworth Johnstone. It is now also a black wall gallery in direct response to the Stuckist manifesto.

Post-interview performance of Western Promise. An Ultravox cover:

Western Promise – Ultravox cover. Played immediately after, and relating to the Dystopia 2022 interview.
Dystopia 2022 – Emma Pugmire and JG Ballard.

Dystopia 2022 – Emma Pugmire and JG Ballard.

Dystopia 2022 – Emma Pugmire and JG Ballard.

Dystopia 2022 – Emma Pugmire and JG Ballard.

Dystopia 2022 – Emma Pugmire and JG Ballard.

Dystopia 2022 – Emma Pugmire and JG Ballard.

Dystopia 2022 – Emma Pugmire and JG Ballard.

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Tracey Emin’s Attitude Problem Lives On

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First published in The Other Muswell Hill Stuckist newspaper, December 2012.

TRACEY EMIN’S ATTITUDE PROBLEM LIVES ON

Someone slated Stuckism under one of our Youtube videos, saying we’re ‘stuck’, and ‘not realizing it’s 2012, not 1912.’ Like Tracey Emin’s insult that named Stuckism. Like painting can’t relate to modern life. It’s old fashioned because it’s painting. Stuckists are stuck for not being contemporary for its own sake, or stuck with the thinking you have to choose new ways of making art to say anything new. Like Sir Nicholas Serotas ‘radical unseating of painting and sculpture’, Paul Myners CBE, saying ‘Painting is the medium of yesterday’. People being pretty much the same as thousands of years ago, and art being about human experience doesn’t seem to count for anything. If it’s like fashion, progressing just because time is, always away from what it’s changed from, it’s less about being human as being told what you’re no longer supposed to do. Camberwell Art college telling one of its students, Stuckist S P Howarth, he hadn’t done any work, as his paintings didn’t count as work. They weren’t acceptable in ‘contemporary practice’. Stuckism may be anti conceptual art, but it’s at least based on the work. Stuckism thinks conceptual art is missing artistic values, often to the point of not being art. It wouldn’t rubbish an artist for not being in vogue.

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