Series 3, Episode 1, David Sherry

Glasgow-based artist David Sherry is in conversation with GoMA’s Producer Curator Katie Bruce about his history of working with the museum, performance art and comedy in art.

Season 3 of the Glasgow Museums podcast has been supported by the Art Fund’s Respond and Reimagine Fund.

Timecodes:00:28 - 02:00 - introductions

00:59 - 03:47- 1996 and GoMA opening, first encounters with the museum

03:47 - 09:45 - Memories from 2003 working with GoMA and the solo show Interremoteness for Fulltime Life

10:11 - 19:10 - Performance art in Glasgow Museums’ collection

19:15 - 32:17 - Comedy and life in performance

32:20 - 36:00 - Reflections on having work in Glasgow Museums’ collection

36:00 - 39:20 - Unrealised projects or thoughts about them

Links for projects mentioned in this episode:

Interremoteness for Fulltime Life https://galleryofmodernart.blog/portfolio/interremoteness-for-fulltime-life/Blueprint for a Bogey https://galleryofmodernart.blog/portfolio/blueprint-for-a-bogey/

Just Popped Out http://www.dave-sherry.com/Performance-Dave-Sherry-23-Just-popped-out-back-in-two-hours-at-KG-2014.html

Electrical Appliance (2011) https://www.flickr.com/photos/glasgowmuseums/6046384986

David Sherry -website http://www.dave-sherry.com/

David Sherry / Patricia Fleming Gallery https://www.patricia-fleming.com/Artists/David-SherryThis episode of the podcast was recorded in David Sherry’s studio with the window open so there may be some background noise.