11 - 27 JUNE
DISCLOSURE
Mark Titchner

"My name is Mark. I am thirty-six years old. I?m asking myself, is it possible to start again?"

Mark Titchner presents a new video work made for Broadway?s Glass Screen entitled "Disclosure". The work appears to present an open admission from the artist of his dissatisfaction and frustration with past actions and opinions and his hopes for the future.

The work documents the internal dialogue of an individual attempting to liberate himself from the past or the act of "giving birth to oneself". Presented as a stream of scrolling text the work provides subtitles for a hypothetical life that exists only as potential.

The work is the companion to the exhibition "Disclosure" presented by Backlit Studios. ______________________________________________

Broadway will also host a number of artists' video works from recent graduates interspersed with a selection of short films and youtube clips chosen by Mark Titichner and Matt Davenport which also explore the themes of liberation and disclosure.

Presented on rotation in the cafe/bar area and also on displays around the building:

Mark Titchner "Ivy meet Mike"
Emily Birrell "The Speed of Light"
Ben Wheele "Untitled"
Dan Cervi "Meta Physic"
Dan Green "In Search of the Sublime- Part 4"
Gillian Zirmer "Purkinje"

11th & 12th JUNE 09.00-16.30

Screen 2

Alia Pathan "ADR" ________________________________________________ FREE EVENT... FREE EVENT... FREE EVENT... FREE EVENT

THU 11 JUNE, 5.30 - 7PM
DISCLOSURE PANEL DISCUSSION*
<organised by Backlit Studios>

Broadway will host an exclusive discussion organised by Backlit Studios relating to the themes of liberation and potential.

Panel members will represent practicing artists, art educators, artist run spaces and public institutions, including Nottingham Contemporary director and curator Alex Farquharson, artist Mark Titchner, senior lecturer at the Nottingham School of Art & Design Rob Flint and cultural researcher and author James Shorthose. The discussion will examine the differing challenges presented in these spheres along with the panelists? personal reflections and experiences. Panelists and audiences are invited to examine the possibilities that artists and art institutions have for independence, adapting practice and the creation of potential new audiences.

*Tickets are available from Broadway box office _______________________________________________

Mark Titchner was nominated for the Turner Prize in 2006 and since then recent solo exhibitions include Plateau Aurora Borealis, Peres Projects, Berlin, 2008. Run, Black River, Run, BALTIC, Gateshead, 2008. IT IS YOU, Arnolfini, Bristol. Selected group exhibitions include; Psychosomatic Acid Test, GSK Contemporary, Royal Academy of Arts, London, 2009. Material Presence, 176, London, 2008. Manifesto Marathon, Serpentine Gallery, London, 2008. A Poem about an Inland Sea, 52nd Venice Biennale, Ukrainian Pavillion, 2007.