China Quick-Fix is featured in the current Unseen Perspective online exhibition by Haus a Rest
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5000 Years
The performance 5000 Years opened the Lets Salon last weekend. Lasting 7 hours and performed in an abandoned school building, it went backwards through time. There exhibition continues till January 6th at New Who Art Village,
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China Quick-Fix@PUNCH Mini Art Fair
China Quick-Fix, the book, will be exhibited as part of the exhibition curated by Champochic in Xiamen. Opens Dec 14th
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GBA Lets’s Salon
Opening 7th December Niu Hu Art Village, Shenzhen. With performances and reception.
December 7th will be the opening of a month long exhibition of contemporary art from the Greater Bay Area. Aitchison will give a performance for the opening and show a video for the exhibition.
Niuhu Art Village, Shenzhen
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For Gabriella
Guangzhou’s newest performance event Shallow Breathing hit the alternative music club Alkaline. Bill made a performance for this: For Gabriella.
This is a performance given in gratitude to Gabriella, a stalwart audience member for experimental performance over several decades in London. She passed away this year and rather than remembering her with something sorrowful it’s more fitting to give her something she’d enjoy watching: an old school energetic piece in an edgy music venue. At the very start of the performance a strong wind blew from nowhere: maybe she really was present. Full duration 20 minutes.
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Cine+Perfo
The video performance Water Reclamation is included in the Cine+Perfo festival. The online program may be viewed here
I was invited onto Tuoya’s podcast to talk about art, how I got started and what I’m busy with now.
The exhibition The Sea of Languages was opened with a series of artist talks on related themes including Bill on Luxury Brands as a Language of Consumerism in relation to the performance work of his Investment Ritual. Part of Macau Art Biennale.
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Tick Box Aesthetics
A performance given as part of the Bay Area Contemporary Art Biennale 2025. The work uses the phenomenon of people taking pictures of themselves in galleries to look at the more ubiquitous issue of self-imaging.