2012
Exhibitions in Contemporary Art Space, Osaka, Japan
Art Shower | group show with artist in residence Joseph Calleja
Stratum | solo exhibition by Joseph Calleja in Weissraum Kyoto
2013
Contemporary Art Space, Osaka, Japan
Art Shower | group show with artist in residence Niall Stephenson
Shards of Zen | residency and public events at Sea Loft with Joseph Calleja and Kaori Matsumura
Lateral Lab interventions at Summerhall by residency artists Joseph Calleja and Kaori Matsumura
2014
West Ward Dundee established with Lateral Lab involved
Contemporary Art Space, Osaka, Japan
Art Shower | group show with artist in residence Melissa Lawson
Residency and public events at Sea Loft with Niall Stevenson and Masahiro Kawanaka
Proposition Void | Fettes Gallery, Edinburgh with Lateral Lab residency artists | Curated by Jake Bee
2015
Contemporary Art Space, Osaka Japan
Art Shower | group show with artist in residence Patrick Lydon
A2B | Robert Callender edition in a box published by Lateral Lab and launched at Sea Loft. Funded thanks to subscribers and Creative Scotland. Copies of A2B are now in the collections / libraries of the National Galleries of Scotland, Scottish Poetry Library, University of Dundee, University of Edinburgh, British Library, Bodleian Library Oxford, Cambridge University Library National Libraries of Scotland, Wales and Ireland among others.
A2B Exhibition | Scottish Fisheries Museum, Anstruther, Fife
2016
Residency and public events at Sea Loft with Patrick Lydon/Suhee Kang and Nishiko
The Final Straw | film screening, Patrick Lydon/Suhee Kang | Falkland Centre for Stewardship programme, talk and workshop
2017
Nomadic residency throughout Japan | Stephen Kavanagh
Residency and public events at Sea Loft with Stephen Kavanagh and Lotte Bosman
Art Spot Korin, Kyoto, Japan | Exhibition residency artists
Residency artist Paul Meikle with Satellietgroep, The Hague, Netherlands
Scottish Poetry Library, Edinburgh Lateral Lab Residency Artists interventions Nishiko and Lotte Bosman
2018
Robert Callender: Plastic Beach …poetry of the everyday | City Art Centre, Edinburgh
Lateral Lab curated major solo exhibition of work by Robert Callender and events and an exhibition of work and documentation by artists who have taken part in the residency
Fisheries Museum Anstruther & Lochgelly Centre, Fife | Fife Contemporary curated selection Robert Callender: Plastic Beach
Residency and public events and screenings at Sea Loft with Yulia Kovanova and Paul Meikle
2019
FRAG'M NT (T E R R A N O N - F I R M A) | Science Festival exhibition Presented by Summerhall, ASCUS Art & Science Edinburgh and Lateral Lab | Emerging from the social, geopolitical and environmental uncertainty of the 'Anthropocene' time period – Frag'm nt (Terra Non-Firma) brings together two recent recipients of Lateral Lab's Robert Callender International Residency for Young Artists, Russell Beard and Stephen Kavanagh. In this joint exhibition, they explore the space between order and chaos, growth and disintegration. The series of sculptural works charts the artists' ongoing experimentation with raw materiality.
Residency and public events at Sea Loft with Russell Beard and Tokumasa Matsubuchi
Artist in residence Yulia Kovanova | Odate City, Japan
As Coastline is to Ocean | Joseph Calleja, David Cass and Robert Callender at An Talla Solais Gallery Ullapool | Initiated & curated by Calleja & Cass in association with Lateral Lab
The Sound of Mull | a. rawlings, performance poet | Sea Loft Residency, performance and publication in association in association with Lateral Lab
2020
ways of thinking | Curated by Lateral Lab. British Council & Creative Scotland funded | Project manager: Tim Fitzpatrick | A mapping project threading across Japan. The project will plot people, places and how we connect through experience, geography and environment, capturing the cross currents that have, and can, create new understandings and practices. Cultural exchange is increasingly important in these challenging times and Lateral Lab continues to be fully committed to enabling and supporting the exchange process for individual artists and host organisations; promoting and strengthening the international networks that evolve from them.
Bringing together newly created works made in conjunction with these venues and sites throughout Japan during May - July 2020, the project as a whole will be recorded and published in map form, also available online, designed and accessible for Japanese and English-speaking audiences. The map form publication will be a guide-functional and a means of publicising the project- but also an enduring and beautifully designed document of the project, also available online, designed and accessible for Japanese and English-speaking audiences.
ways of thinking | Artist / art centre list:
Joseph Calleja, Kaori Matsumura, Niall Stevenson, Masahiro Kawanaka, Melissa Lawson, Chieko Terashima, Patrick M Lydon & Suhee Kang, Nishiko, Stephen Kavanagh, Paul Meikle, Yulia Kovanova, Russell Beard, Luis Guzman. Takaya Fujii, Yoshihito Kawabata, Atsuo Hukada, Shuhei Fukuda
Sapporo, Hokkaido | Tenjinyama Art Centre, Gunma | Concept Space, Tokyo | AIR 3331, Shizuoka | Masayoschi Suzuki Gallery, Osaka | Contemporary Art Space Osaka, The Branch, Chidori Bunka, Kyoto | Art Spot Korin, Weissraum Galerie, Tochigi | Tochigi Prefectural Museum, Kochi | Museum of Art, Fukukuoka | Studio Kura
Residency and public events at Sea Loft with residency artists
2021
Sixteen Ways of Thinking | Curated by Lateral Lab. British Council & Creative Scotland funded | Project manager: Tim Fitzpatrick
Sixteen Ways of Thinking is a new short film from Lateral Lab. It draws together the reflections, memories and imaginings of 16 artists from around the world and who came together during 2020 in a shared Lateral Lab and British Council project in art spaces across Japan.
The shared exhibition - under the title of ‘ways of thinking’ - was commissioned as part of the Cultural Olympiad and was intended to have run in parallel with the now postponed Olympic Games.
That series of exhibitions, and the difficulties of staging them at all, has given rise to this short film which, in turn, seeks to describe and locate a shared inner peacefulness and clarity of purpose as a very small counterweight to the turbulence of a year in a pandemic.
2022
Lateral Lab enthusiastically and wholeheartedly proposes Correspondence - A new national programme for emerging artists with an international outlook as impelled by human impact on nature in the epoch of climate emergency. The project is inspired by the influential thinking of anthropologist Tim Ingold, particularly by his recent book Correspondences.
Lateral Lab extends its support to emerging artists graduating from all FE institutions in Scotland for the first time
Kirsty Smith | Maya Reid | Scott Hunter | Kirsten Gair | Mhairi Fenton | Martin Crawford | Emily Atkins | Chloe Charlton + Emily Charlton | Johanna Saunderson
A copy of the text given to all artists and those involved in the project | Introductory online sessions for artists and our affiliates
Masterclass with Tim Ingold
Mentoring sessions with Luis Guzman
2023
Correspondence exhibitions responding to Tim Ingold’s text
Art Spot Korin | curated by LL assisted by Masahiro Kawanaka | This exhibition questions how we live together, and how we might answer the grown and urgent demands of the climate crisis and its consequent ripples in social, political and personal spheres:
Part 1 - featuring work by Emily Atkins, Martin Crawford, Portend Collective and Kirsty Smith - dwelling on relationships with landscape, object and story
Part 2 - featuring work by Maya El Nahal, Kirsten Gair, Scott Hunter, and Johanna Saunderson - reflecting on journeys, weather of body, in memory or material
Gallery Veta | curated by Correspondence artists with assistance from Luis Guzman, Espacio VETA and Lateral Lab
2024
ephemeral terrain | a virtual fundraising exhibition on this website: enter here
