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Havel,

Performance in a Sukkah shaking a lulav, blowing a shofar, reading from an ongoing text, and quoting Kohelet (Ecclesiastes).

Part of the Cambridge Literary Review Reading Series; an evening of performance and poetry with Patrick Coyle, Jade Montserrat, and Sammy Playford. Transmitted via Zoom, September 24th, 2021

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Where We Are Now, August 21st - November 14th 2021.

Very happy to be showing a selection of crayon drawings and rubbings made during lockdown with our two-year-old in this group exhibition at Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens.

Where We Are Now explores the experiences of the last year through artwork, community response and Sunderland resident’s photography. [...] Also on display are community sourced photographs from Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens Collecting COVID-19 project and artworks produced during and in response to the pandemic. Artists in the exhibition include: Vanley Burke, Patrick Caulfield, Elizabeth Frink, Sunil Gupta, David Hockney, David Shrigley and Barbara Walker. 

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SIX-COLOR ALPHA-PIX (Apple, Ball, Chicken, Xylophone, Yak, Zebra)

26 drawings using six egg crayons on torn printer paper, each approx 4 x 5.5 inches, 2020. 

A project for Concourse House, Home for Women and Their Children in the Bronx, NY providing transitional housing to mothers with children ages nine and under.

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Reading of Amalgamalgam!, for the online launch of Cambridge Literary Review, Issue 12, June 10th 2020

The introductions to four guided tours of imaginary future bottling stations, as delivered as performances in various locations around the UK. The texts of 'Amalgamalgam!' appear in issue 12 of the CLR: https://cambridgeliteraryreview.wordp... 

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Constitution

Watercolour on paper, 2020

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Triple Slammer 

Watercolour on torn printer paper animated as GIF, 2020 

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Cancel Everything

Watercolour and pen on paper. March 2020

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Aleph

Watercolour on paper. March 2020

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It's the er it's the aspect of the words appearing on the screen...

Digital video commissioned for Writing Space, October 2019

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Kingstupon Hull Stumption

Performance with audio script and improvised speech, walking from Ferens Art Gallery to the River Hull, July 25th 2019, 8.30pm-9.15pm. Part of the exhibition "Is This Planet Earth?" curated by Angela Kingston.

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Panoram

Performance and exhibition for fig-futures, WEEK 4 / PATRICK COYLE AND FRANCESCO PEDRAGLIO, 

Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge, 2nd-7th October 2018

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Abbaystwyth Flottleswyth Statith 1 - Amalgamalgam

Performance as part of the exhibition Is This Planet Earth?, Aberystwyth Arts Centre, and Town Centre, Ceredigion, UK. Thursday 16th August, 8.30pm

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Abbaystwyth Flottleswyth Statith

Performance as part of the exhibition Is This Planet Earth?, Aberystwyth Arts Centre, Ceredigion, UK. Thursday 16th August, 8.30pm

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Local History (excerpt: The Beginnings and Endings of Recent Activity Emails)

Recent Activity, Birmingham, August 15th 2018. 

In this new performance by Patrick Coyle, the artist leads a walking tour of several sites in the area surrounding Recent Activity. He chose not to visit the project space in advance, but rather to plan his tour over the internet, and will not see the sites until the day of the performance. 

Full performance approximately 1 hour. 

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Local History (video coming soon)

Recent Activity, Birmingham, UK, Wednesday 15th August, 8pm

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Is This Planet Earth? illustrated catalogue designed by Fraser Muggeridge Studio, with an introduction by James Harper and an essay by Angela Kingston. 

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WRECKSOME FLOTTLESAM STATIOM (1/3)

Performance in Wrexham (Tŷ Pawb, Waterworld, Library, Waterstones, Markets), Thursday 26 April 2018, 8-9PM

For the exhibition Is This Planet Earth?, Tŷ Pawb. Curated by Angela Kingston, 2nd April – 24th June 2018.

'Patrick Coyle puts forward the idea that, at roughly the time at which aliens visit our exhibition, water has become a prized, luxury item. He conducts tours of ‘Wrecksome Flottlesam Statiom’, the revered water-bottling site near Tŷ Pawb, host venue of the ‘Is This Planet Earth?’ exhibition. In Wrexham, radioactivity has seeped into the underground water supplies (essential to the town's historic brewing industry). Yet, Patrick Coyle gives an upbeat account of the ways in which people have adapted, even though it’s clear that in the time since then, human speech and behaviour have undergone profound change, and the fundaments of nature, air and water, have become fraught and scarce.'

1/3: https://youtu.be/p_adsXL_Xag

2/3: https://youtu.be/2emALeIEqzk

3/3: https://youtu.be/LdkzOQHviVQ