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Shutter Hub Exhibition'Time to Think' from the 1  July to  31  August 2019. An exhibition of photography reflecting on the work of women in the 21st-century and celebrating 145 female-identifying photographers from around the world collated and presented by @shutter_hub in partnership with festival Pil’Ours St Giles Croix de Vie France. T

'Friends of Interpretable spaces' will be hosting an exhibition responding to St Augstine's Tower in Hackney,
London on 5 - 14 October 2018.  A collaboration with Belinda Mitchell will involve a one day performative
book making piece alongside an installation of work informed by previous responses to historic buildings.
see website for details.

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As part of a year long residency at Mottisfont, National Trust in Hampshire,  Eileen will be showing interim work alongside the Woman's Hour Craft Prize.  'printed matter' a book of lumen prints and 'miniature vistas' a selection of pinhole photographs, photograms, drawings and text is on display upstairs in the house gallery. The exhibition runs until 24.6.18. 

BALTIC self-publishing artists' market took place on Saturday 21 April 2018, a great turn out with over 50 artists, talks, performances and workshops. 

I will be exhibiting work at the following forthcoming events: 

www.artistbooksportsmouth.blogspot.com  Portsmouth Artist Book Event, Aspex Gallery, 18 March 2018
www.baltic.art  BALTIC Self-Publishing Artists' Market,  Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Newcastle, 21 April 2018
Turn the Page,  Artist Book Event, Norwich 25 - 26 May 2018
Mottisfont, National Trust, residency exhibition, 18 September - 30 November 2018
British Printing Society, Wayzgoose, St Denys Community Centre, Southampton, 22 September 2018
Ink Paper & Print, Towner Gallery, Eastbourne, 13 October 2018

Open studio with Suna Imre. December 2017

Hyde 900 Project Space, BookCasePress public engagement project. October 2017

Oxford Print Fair, Modern Art Oxford, September 2017
 30 Pembroke St, Oxford OX1 1BP
10:00 - 17:00
​FREE

The Baltic, Gateshead.
ARTISTS' BOOK MARKET 2017 Sat 13 - Sun 14 May 10.00-17.00

On Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 May, 10.00-17.00, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead, plays host to an annual and national two day Artists’ Book Market. Over 40 national and regional artists, bookmakers, small press publishers, artist’s groups, zine artists and bookbinders will be exhibiting and selling their work direct to the public.This two day event is FREE and accompanied by a series of artist interventions:

• On Saturday 11.00-12.30 and 13.30-15.00 BALTIC Freelance Artist, Bethan Maddocks will be delivering a FREE tunnel book workshop. 
• On Sunday BALTIC Freelance Artist, Nicola Singh plans to engage book market visitors with an evolving page, projected onto the wall of the book market. 
• Foundation Press presents Unbound#3 & 4 – working with artists and musicians Chooc Ly Tan (DJ Spacer Woman) and Rachel Aggs (Sacred Paws/Trash Kit). Unbound is an ongoing series of print performances developed specifically for bookshops and book fairs. Each Unbound performance works with an artist to explore imagery and ideas present in their work through risograph printing. At the end of each day a printed set is created which the artist performs. Visit and talk to the press as they print throughout each day of the BALTIC Artists' Book Market or join us at 16.00 for live performances.

http://www.balticmill.comwww.balticmill.com

BABE 2017 (Bristol Artist's Book Event) 1 - 2 April 2017 Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol. UK

BookCasePress is at BABE, at Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol in April 2017. This is the sixth biennial festival of artist book making, and features works of bookmakers and small presses from around the world.  Since 2007, BABE has established a great reputation as a relaxed and friendly event to meet and chat to artists about their work and buy works of art. More than 80 makers will take part from all over the UK, Ireland, The Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Norway and South Korea. 

BookCasePress will run a memory book workshop on the Saturday 1 April. 

www.arnolfini.co.uk

​23 SANDY GALLERY • 623 NE 23RD AVE • PORTLAND, OREGON. USA
BUILT: Book art as a context to explore architecture, design, the built world, and the built book. 10-year anniversary of the 23 Sandy Gallery.
 
On View in the Gallery: April 7 – May 27, 2017
 
This international juried exhibition of book and paper art aims to examine the relationship between contemporary book art practices and architecture, engineering, landscape and construction as form, function and structure. Reimagining ways as designers, of either books or buildings can inhabit and shape the world around us.
 
‘Domestic notes’ by Eileen White has been selected for ‘BUILT’ and is an exploration of language found in a 1940's architects journal. The visual and textual language of the journal reflects the post war era dominated by masculinity concerned with concrete and modernist building. The book is layered with salvaged fragments of found drawings and papers including excerpts from journals that contain the voices of a number of other female voices, referencing a domesticity normally hidden from view. This resonates with my practice, which currently examines found kitchen materials to make work. The book is both a visual and spatial exploration of interior and exterior surfaces that begin to perforate each other.

Current Exhibition: PERCEPTIONS
Exhibition dates: 18 March - 29 April 2017
Opening times: Mon-Sat 10am-6pm
Cupola Contemporary Art LTD
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'McCalls Multi-Blue' has been selected for 'Perceptions; exhibition.  It is an interdisciplinary collaboration between a spatial interior designer Belinda Mitchell and a visual artist, Eileen White
 
The form of the book is being used to explore representations of interiority and how this language might be used to inform alternative methods to making buildings.
 
This work uses a timber floor joist from a C16th manor house in Portsmouth, UK, as a synecdoche to discuss the affective qualities of the manor. The book investigates the immaterial and material qualities of the joist through drawn and written representations.
Drawings of the timber are layered into the cover as a way of 'touching' its past histories and ongoing life as it decays.