Single metallic ink screen print on 440 x 630mm 300gsm keycolour original snow white paper | edition of 40 + 5AP.

Rebecca Lennon combines sound, video, collage and live performance with incongruous technical and hand made props. Rambling, non-linear texts, or scripts, perform themselves silently, resolving nothing and often deferring subjectivity to the viewer. Informed by a sense of madness in the hysterical image consumption and endless mythologies of our time, Lennon draws from cinema, ebay, terrorism, protest, debt, cult and commodity, to warp and disturb the things that are familiar to us. This print was produced following Lennon’s solo exhibition DON’T LET IT END THIS WAY TELL THEM I SAID SOMETHING at Bloc Projects in 2012. Read more about the project here.

Rebecca Lennon was born in Manchester, 1981 and lives and works in London. She graduated from the MA Fine Art, The Slade, London in 2010. Solo exhibitons include Don’t let it end this way, tell them I said something, Bloc Projects, Sheffield, 2012; We are Stuck Here Together, Ceri Hand Gallery, Liverpool, 2010 and Since They Got Rid of Time, Galerie Metro, Berlin, 2008. Group shows include Foam (curated by Matt Jenner) Spike Island, Bristol, Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge and Banner Repeater, London, 2014; This Space We Are, The International 3, Manchester, 2014; Transitio_MX Festival, Mexico City, October, 2013; Move Forward – New Mexican European Media Art, Halle (Saale) Germany, 2012; 10 Chapters, Banner Repeater, AND/OR Gallery, London, 2012 and Re Read Assembly Projects, London, 2011. She was selected for the EMAN-EMARE Residency at CANTE (Centro de Arte y Nuevas Tecnologías) in San Luis Potosí, México, 2012.