byIKO
The Worst Seats In The House
Ultra Sunrise (collaboration with MILK)
Blue Sky Thinking
Exhibitions
byIKO
10.03.18 - 18.03.18 @ Subsidiary Projects;Vauxhall
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IF A TREE FALLS IN A FOREST AND NO ONE IS THERE TO INSTAGRAM IT, DOES IT REALLY HAPPEN?
22.01.18 - 18.02.18 @ isthisit?
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THE WORST SEATS IN THE HOUSE
22.09.17 - 01.10.17 @ SET;Capstan House
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ULTRA SUNRISE
collaboration with MILK
07.07.17 - 15.07.17 @ SET;Alscot Road
+press release
BLUE SKY THINKING
04.05.17 - 16.05.17 @ SET;Capstan House
+press release
byIKO
10.03.18 - 18.03.18 @ Subsidiary Projects;Vauxhall
+press release
IF A TREE FALLS IN A FOREST AND NO ONE IS THERE TO INSTAGRAM IT, DOES IT REALLY HAPPEN?
22.01.18 - 18.02.18 @ isthisit?
+www.isthisitisthisit.com
THE WORST SEATS IN THE HOUSE
22.09.17 - 01.10.17 @ SET;Capstan House
+press release
ULTRA SUNRISE
collaboration with MILK
07.07.17 - 15.07.17 @ SET;Alscot Road
+press release
BLUE SKY THINKING
04.05.17 - 16.05.17 @ SET;Capstan House
+press release
Deep Dive
DEEP DIVE #04
The Empty Space
Joshua Leon
DEEP DIVE #03
Cod Panto
Steven Gee
DEEP DIVE #02
Your Laptop Would Make a Firm Cushion,
Your Phone a Great Coaster
Josh Wilson
DEEP DIVE #01
Charlie Billingham
DEEP DIVE #04
The Empty Space
Joshua Leon
DEEP DIVE #03
Cod Panto
Steven Gee
DEEP DIVE #02
Your Laptop Would Make a Firm Cushion,
Your Phone a Great Coaster
Josh Wilson
DEEP DIVE #01
Charlie Billingham
About
ITS KIND OF HARD TO EXPLAIN (IKO)
founded in 2017, is an artist collective making collaborative artwork and exhibitions that involve emerging artists and institutions in the UK. IKO’s programme consists of physical exhibitions, online projects and art writing, often produced with the participation of other art organisations and individuals. Since beginning, IKO has partnered with SET – a London studio complex with project spaces who act as our exhibition space hosts - and brought together artists from Newcastle, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and London to partake in its programme. In 2018, IKO are expanding partnerships, including working on projects in and out of London and in non-exhibition formats.
The concept of IKO was born from a strong digital, but lack of physical engagement between artists, curators, gallerists and collectors from London and the rest of the UK. This acts as a catalyst and IKO aims to build bridges for standout artists to expand their network beyond arms reach, encouraging a shared approach in developing ideas and practice.
IKO is run by:
Oliver Durcan
Corey Bartle-Sanderson
Steven Gee
contact@itskindof.com / @itskindofhardtoexplain
ITS KIND OF HARD TO EXPLAIN (IKO)
founded in 2017, is an artist collective making collaborative artwork and exhibitions that involve emerging artists and institutions in the UK. IKO’s programme consists of physical exhibitions, online projects and art writing, often produced with the participation of other art organisations and individuals. Since beginning, IKO has partnered with SET – a London studio complex with project spaces who act as our exhibition space hosts - and brought together artists from Newcastle, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and London to partake in its programme. In 2018, IKO are expanding partnerships, including working on projects in and out of London and in non-exhibition formats.
The concept of IKO was born from a strong digital, but lack of physical engagement between artists, curators, gallerists and collectors from London and the rest of the UK. This acts as a catalyst and IKO aims to build bridges for standout artists to expand their network beyond arms reach, encouraging a shared approach in developing ideas and practice.
IKO is run by:
Oliver Durcan
Corey Bartle-Sanderson
Steven Gee
contact@itskindof.com / @itskindofhardtoexplain