exhibitions

Olympic Ideals, 24 July - 15 August 2009,

Battle Library, Reading, UK

The 2012 London Olympics is accompanied by the Cultural Olympiad, and Reading Opens Up invited artists to participate by responding to words reflecting the Olympic and Paralympic values. Arjeea21 is showing some of these reponses in the newly restored Battle Library. Built in 1908 as the first Carnegie Library in Reading, it is a grade two listed building that served as a hospital in WW1 and an air-raid depot in WW2. It continues to serve the community in many ways - sometimes quiet and serene, and sometimes bursting with activities and people of all ages.

Artists: Penny Adamson - Gill Goodwin - Ingrid Jensen - Helen Lunn

Bithja Moor - Julia Rogers - Roxana Tohaneanu-Shields

full of beans, 1st – 4th May 2009

An Exhibition Taking a Look at Life Featuring Artwork by Shelley Montague, Bithja Moor, and Paul Mullins.

St. Andrew's Church, Caversham, England

Three local artists who are members of St Andrew's invite you to their show exploring the theme of life over the May Day Bank Holiday weekend. This is a contemporary art exhibition in a religious space, and not a religious art exhibition. There will be a mixture of different media on display, ceramics, sketches and installations, as well as a range of activities and events throughout the weekend.

PLAN C

21st March – 25th April 2009

group exhibition, Papierarbeiten/Unikate

Galerie Quartier, Leipzig, Germany

Hagen Bäcker, Nikolas Hönig, Bithja Moor, Henrik Pillwitz, Oliver Preiß, Robert Schwark, Ekkehard Tischendorf

>HOMEWORK IS NEVER DONE<

Bithja Moor / Elena Kozlova

2nd February – 19th April 2008

Galerie Quartier, Leipzig, Germany

Compilation,

12 - 28 December 2008, Tues - Sun,

Penny Adamson, Jean Aust, Lesley Brown, Nikk Brown,

Gill Goodwin, Ingrid Jensen, Ellen Jewell, Jerry+Helen Lunn, Bithja Moor, Joy Needham, Julia Rogers, Hazel Strange, Marie Sudwell, Roxana Tohaneanu-Shields, Neile Wright

>Raumwunder<

28th April – 10th June 2007

Galerie Quartier, Leipzig, Germany

Bertram Kober • Elena Kozlova • Bithja Moor • Mathias Perlet Henrik Pillwitz • Oliver Preiß • Ekkehard Tischendorf

Bithja Moor

9th September – 16th November 2006

Galerie Quartier, Leipzig, Germany

sculpture and installations by Bithja Moor

Die Vergangenheit ist ein Ort, an dem du nicht warst.

The past is a place where you have never been.

Du siehst niemals etwas zum ersten Mal

You never see anything for the first time

25th March - 30th April 2006

Galerie Friesen, Dresden, Germany

Remy Zaugg and Bithja Moor

Herzchen

10th December 2005 – 30th January 2006

Galerie Quartier, Leipzig, Germany

exhibitions (selection)

"Small is beautiful" 5th December 2009 - 12th Februar 2010

Galerie Friesen, Dresden, Germany

neue Bilder, Zeichnungen und Objekte von Stefan Balkenhol, Karla Hecker,

Kurt W. Hofmann, Levke Leiß, Eu Nim Ro, Erik Steinbrecher u.a.

Open Space 15th - 23rd May 2010

The Keep, Oxford Road, Reading

Exhibition of work by OpenHand OpenSpace studio artists: Shehnoor Ahmed, Elaine Binns, Julian Grater, Ingrid Jensen, Jon Lockhart, Anna Mitchell, Julian Gordon Mitchell, Bithja Moor, Petre Nikoloski, David Rodrigues and Julia Rogers.

May be 30th April - 3rd May, St Andrew’s Church, Caversham

Following the success of last year’s art exhibition full of beans the three local artists and members of St. Andrew’s have invited three more to put on a second exciting show at

St. Andrew’s Church in Caversham Heights.

Just like last year’s family event on the May Day Bank Holiday weekend this is a contemporary art exhibition in a religious space, and not a religious art exhibition. However the space of the church does provide a very special and reflective setting in which to share some thoughts about art and about life.