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-**The Politics of Experience**
+''**The Politics of Experience**''
-April 12th 2012, Nohup, Studio 22, 38-40 Upper Clapton Road, London, E5 8BQ
+''An exhibition by **[[http://basilolton.com|Basil Olton]]**''
+''18:30pm, April 12th 2012, Nohup, Studio 22, 38-40 Upper Clapton Road, London, E5 8BQ''
+''with opening night performances by [[http://xxn.org.uk|Jonathan Kemp]] and [[http://ryanjordan.org|Ryan Jordan]]''
 The Politics of Experience oscillates between image, movement and stillness. Inspired by R.D. Laing and Walter Benjamin, The Politics of Experience sets out to demonstrate and highlight the unavoidable nature of difference through the experience of an event, the mediation of sculpture and installation, and the manipulation of chemical states.
-An exhibition by **[[http://basilolton.com|Basil Olton]]** with opening night performances with [[http://xxn.org.uk|Jonathan Kemp]] and [[http://ryanjordan.org|Ryan Jordan]]
 Through the process of re-generation (copy of a copy), Basil Olton attempts to suspend movement into a repetition of a moment. Inspired by the fragility of narrative structures, memory and desire, he transforms the improvised passing of fragmented moments into a pattern, plot or mythos, using rhythm, rupture and the juxtaposition of texture, image and pattern to analyse meaning.

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