Running until 13 December Anna Oppermann: Cotoneaster horizontalis is an exhibition at DJCAD’s Cooper Gallery. The show is built around the display of 1982 ensemble Cotoneaster horizontalis (Anticommunication Design) and features early drawings, prints, collages and other archival material.

Focused on the personal and the political, the exhibition showcases Oppermann’s practice and its development around her sculptural situations or ‘ensembles’.

Detail photograph of Anna Oppermann, Cotoneaster horizontalis (Anticommunication Design), 1982–1984. Cooper Gallery, 2014.

Detail photograph of Anna Oppermann, Cotoneaster horizontalis (Anticommunication Design), 1982–1984. Cooper Gallery, 2014.

Drawing on Oppermann’s work, there will be a forum entitled ‘The Process of Content: on the temporality in Conceptual Art’ on 29 November which will feature Lynda Morris and Guy Brett, Head of Sculpture Studies at Henry Moore Institute Lisa Le Feuvre and Professor Martin Warnke and Carmen Wedemeyer from Leuphana University Lüneburg in Germany.

Installation View of Anna Oppermann: Cotoneaster horizontalis in Cooper Gallery, 2014.

Installation View of Anna Oppermann: Cotoneaster horizontalis in Cooper Gallery, 2014.

For more details of the exhibition which runs until 13 December see the DJCAD Cooper Gallery website.

Photos by Kathryn Rattray

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