PANDORA VAUGHAN: ART AS COPING MECHANISM — RIGHT NOW

IN MAKING ART THAT SERVES THERAPEUTIC PURPOSES FOR HERSELF, AN ARTIST OFFERS SOME SOOTHING TONICS FOR EVERYONE

Pandora Vaughan: Total Non-Stop Action! — Coping Devices for Psychically Ruinous Problems of The Everyday
The Horse Hospital
Colonnade
London WC1N 1JD
England, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 0207 833 3644

Closing event, December 20, 2022, at 7:00 p.m.: A rare screening of Roller Blade (1986, directed by Donald G. Jackson), plus several short films and a conversation featuring Pandora Vaughan, Siân Pattenden, and Stewart Home.

The artist Pandora Vaughan with her mixed-media fabric works at the Horse Hospital, London, where they are now on view. Photo by Cathy Ward

Cathy Ward, brutjournal’s London-based artist-correspondent, reports:

For many years, the U.K.-born, British-Canadian artist Pandora Vaughan, who lives and works in Glasgow, Scotland, has been fascinated by places of confinement and especially by the architectural design and physical character of fortified enclosures. She has conducted her own research about prisons and asylums, institutions of incarceration that, for generations, in their own ways, have successfully subjugated and controlled society’s outcasts. An exhibition of her mixed-media, fabric-based works is now on view at the Horse Hospital, one of London’s leading independent venues for cutting-edge and experimental art.