Entitled 900 Days of Chaos, the exhibition is comprised of more than 10 paintings. It also features a single sculptural work – the artist’s first. Entitled Pegasus, this work will be shown alongside a performance called Heaven and Hell. During the course of the evening, each will undergo a transformation that will leave them permanently changed.
Jeremy Inson has spent his career asking people questions. As a journalist he has interviewed everyone from Olympic champions to government ministers, finding out their story and telling it. Since setting out on his career he has worked for international television stations and AP and AFP, two of the big three international news agencies. Jeremy’s main interest is sport and he has reported from five Olympic Games, one FIFA Football World Cup and three Rugby World Cups. His career highlight? Reporting on Usain Bolt announcing himself to the world at Beijing 2008.
Itteshad has been with WinkBall since its early incarnation. He studied film at Queen Mary, University of London and his love of film has transferred into his reports for WinkBall. Itteshad has filmed some of our best reports including the BFI film screening of Ingrid Goes West and the ITV gala in both London and Manchester. Before working for WinkBall he was a freelance videographer and worked as a production runner for several companies.