
- Jupiter Rising
Please fill in this form and a member of our team we will be in touch to confirm your booking. Bookings are open to all group types (schools, colleges, universities, community and social groups. Age 15+) During a Learning Visit, participants will engage with and critically analyse Mendick’s installation and be led through a playful and practical workshop in which they will generate their own ideas and art in response. The workshop aims to encourage activism through art. To remove accessibility barriers, we have a travel bursary available to cover costs incurred by travelling to and from the space on Dundee Reform Street. For school groups: The workshop which has been designed around the SQA Art & Design curriculum, will build upon knowledge that students are receiving in school/college, and will mobilise critical analysis and making skills. The Free Learning Visit will develop transferable skills in your students as well as give them the chance to engage in an advice session about UCAS, careers & working in the creative industries. Location: 15 Reform Street Dundee, for the exhibition & 7 Castle Street for the learning space. Timings: 10am-2:30pm (flexible options available upon request) Dates: Mondays – Fridays until 19th December Max group size: 20 Cost: free Any questions or concerns can be direct to jupiterplus@jupiterartland.org
Award-winning artist Lindsey Mendick will transform a vacant high street shop in Dundee, creating an immersive artwork that explores social class, vulnerability and formative experiences relating to place and home. This artwork will be open and free for the public to explore.
LINDSEY MENDICK received an MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Art, London. Her autobiographical work offers a form of catharsis, encouraging the viewer to explore their own personal history through the revisionist lens of the artist. Her 2023 exhibition at Jupiter Artland won the Sky Arts Award for Visual Arts, she was the recipient of the Henry Moore Foundation Artist Award in 2020 and the Alexandra Reinhardt Memorial Award in 2018. Mendick has participated in solo and group exhibitions at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Hayward Gallery, Carl Freedman Gallery, Somerset House, Jeffrey Deitch, Cooke Latham, and Hannah Barry Gallery among others. Mendick’s own artist-led project Quench, in Margate, provides vital support for early career artists through a programme of exhibitions and mentoring. Mendick is represented by Carl Freedman Gallery.
Mendick is renowned for her work in ceramics, embedding her sculptures within installations that include stained glass, film, furniture, large stage sets and performance. Her intricate multimedia installation will include her meticulously crafted and richly glazed ceramics, stained glass and audio. Through an imagined estate agency, Mendick examines class and identity, social mobility, and gives voice to teenage dreams, aspirations and fears. Growing Pains will unflinchingly surface both the beauty and darkness of vulnerable emotional states, finding glimmers of hope through humour and openness. The installation also casts a critical eye across urban development, capitalism and profit – the mechanisms that underpin the places and conditions in which we live. The installation will be free to visit and open from Tuesday to Sunday, 10am – 4pm, with extended opening hours to coincide with events, festivals, school and public holidays.