Rose Arbuthnott has a new exhibition coming up, 'An Industry to Create: Abstract Dimension'.
Rose will be exhibiting abstract works, with recent work alongside older work.
The Ingelow Gallery
6B Prairie Street
London
SW8 3PY
2 - 5 October
Opening: 9 October, 6 pm
Read more here.
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Thursday, 24 September 2015
Thursday, 6 August 2015
Rose Arbuthnott Solo Exhibition at Pintora
Rose Arbuthnott is exhibiting 74 Heads in her solo exhibition 'He, She or They' at Pintora. The exhibition features a sculpture garden by three emerging artists.
Private view 7 August, 6 - 10 pm
Pintora, 75 County Street, SE1 4AD
Private view 7 August, 6 - 10 pm
Pintora, 75 County Street, SE1 4AD
Thursday, 23 July 2015
Emma Seach Solo Exhibition The Hive, Dalston
Emma Seach has a new exhibition coming up.
INDUSTRIAL/RHYTHM/STRUCTURE
The private view is on Friday 24th July from 7.30pm - 10.30pm at The Hive (260-264 Kingsland Road). The Hive is a new multi-storey events space in the heart of Haggerston. Alumni may be interested in the space, which is a very large warehouse space for exhibitions, free to use.
Collecting imagery from Delhi, Detroit and London, Emma makes structural charcoal drawings focusing on rhythms and spaces in the built environment.
From 9pm, 25K MPH will provide a live performance of machine-made electronic music with an industrial edge. 25K MPH is the speed required to leave the earth's atmosphere. The mechanics making this possible is the subject of their first release, they start with the combustion engine...
The private view is an opportunity to see the drawings together with the music that inspires them.
Complimentary drinks will be provided by Beavertown brewery.
Please RSVP to leahcowan2@gmail.com.
The show runs from 16 – 29 July Tue 1-9pm, Thu-Sat 1-9pm at The Hive, and all works are for sale.
You can find some more information about Emma's work on her website here.
INDUSTRIAL/RHYTHM/STRUCTURE
The private view is on Friday 24th July from 7.30pm - 10.30pm at The Hive (260-264 Kingsland Road). The Hive is a new multi-storey events space in the heart of Haggerston. Alumni may be interested in the space, which is a very large warehouse space for exhibitions, free to use.
Collecting imagery from Delhi, Detroit and London, Emma makes structural charcoal drawings focusing on rhythms and spaces in the built environment.
From 9pm, 25K MPH will provide a live performance of machine-made electronic music with an industrial edge. 25K MPH is the speed required to leave the earth's atmosphere. The mechanics making this possible is the subject of their first release, they start with the combustion engine...
The private view is an opportunity to see the drawings together with the music that inspires them.
Complimentary drinks will be provided by Beavertown brewery.
Please RSVP to leahcowan2@gmail.com.
The show runs from 16 – 29 July Tue 1-9pm, Thu-Sat 1-9pm at The Hive, and all works are for sale.
You can find some more information about Emma's work on her website here.
Thursday, 4 June 2015
Clare Davidson Bow Open Studios
Clare Davidson is taking part in Bow Open Studios 2015, which runs from June 19 evening to 20 daytime. It is the 20th anniversary of the studios so there will be music, workshops, food and celebrations, as well as the art.
Sam Halstead and Phoebe Stannard in Group Show, London
Sam Halstead and Phoebe Stannard have work in a group show at Jean Luc-Baroni Gallery in Mason's Yard, London, SW1Y 6BU. 'British Art Medal Society: Works in Bronze and other Media by Contemporary Medallists'. It opened on 12 May and runs until 19 June.
The gallery is open Monday - Friday 9.30 am - 6 pm.
The gallery is open Monday - Friday 9.30 am - 6 pm.
Thursday, 7 May 2015
Alice Shirley Scarf Gets a Window at Selfridges
Alice Shirley has a window at Selfridges entirely dedicated to her latest scarf for Hermes.
You can see more of Alice's designs on her website, aliceshirley.com
You can see more of Alice's designs on her website, aliceshirley.com
Wednesday, 4 March 2015
Jevan Watkins Jones Facing - Recovering tours to House of Commons
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| Installation view from First Site |
Thursday, 29 January 2015
Beth Collar at Serpentine Gallery and David Roberts Art Foundation
Beth Collar will be doing a performance; Probably, Like a Melon Rolling Off a Table: Part II, at the Serpentine Gallery inside the Reiner Ruthenbeck exhibition this Saturday as part of their Saturday Live series. It will start at 3pm, Saturday 31 January.
Also, Beth's artist book Gallery Copy launches on 5 February during David Roberts Art Foundation's 'grand opening night' of their exhibition The Violet Crab on Thursday 5 February, 7-9pm.
The book was commissioned by David Roberts Art Foundation to be an artwork which also acts as a guide to their Artworks in Residence, a series of works from the collection and sit-specific commissions displayed on a long-term basis in the building.
Also, Beth's artist book Gallery Copy launches on 5 February during David Roberts Art Foundation's 'grand opening night' of their exhibition The Violet Crab on Thursday 5 February, 7-9pm.
The book was commissioned by David Roberts Art Foundation to be an artwork which also acts as a guide to their Artworks in Residence, a series of works from the collection and sit-specific commissions displayed on a long-term basis in the building.
Tuesday, 6 January 2015
Jevan Watkins Jones at Caroline Wiseman
Jevan is having a closing drinks for his exhibition at Caroline Wiseman Modern and Contemporary, at Aldeburgh Beach Lookout
10th January, 7pm, bring a bottle.
The Aldeburgh Beach South Lookout and The Art House, 31 Crag Path, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, IP15 5BS
10th January, 7pm, bring a bottle.
The Aldeburgh Beach South Lookout and The Art House, 31 Crag Path, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, IP15 5BS
"On show will be a body of new collage works which take their lead from the pioneering plant life viewed from the studio door and windows on the shingle and by the sea wall.
He writes, ‘it’s difficult to fix representative images of an image conscious Aldeburgh without falling into cliché and indulging in it’s picturesque charm.
Collage allows me to shuffle - walls, sea, plant, beach, sky, winter - away from eye candy seaside town toward the more elemental underside of a town with an edge.'"
Friday, 28 November 2014
Rose Arbuthnott
Pippa Smith and Clare Davidson
Pippa Smith and Clare Davidson are exhibiting prints and drawings at The Gallery Cafe in Bethnal Green in December.21 Old Ford Road, Bethnal Green, E2 9PL. 4 December 2014 - 3 January 2015. Private View 4 December 2014, 6 - 9pm.
'An exhibition focusing on two artists' response to aspects of London's landscape. Starting from observed drawings both artists have then developed a series of prints.
Clare has created composite images based on views visible both from her window and from near her home. She has looked at both the organic and the man made, playing with different elements - such as a bridge or a tree - and combining them into new images.
Pippa has used drawings made on Crossrail construction sites as the starting point for this exhibition.
From these drawings she has made a series of monoprints that explore the strange forms and textures found within these temporary urban landscapes.'
'An exhibition focusing on two artists' response to aspects of London's landscape. Starting from observed drawings both artists have then developed a series of prints.
Clare has created composite images based on views visible both from her window and from near her home. She has looked at both the organic and the man made, playing with different elements - such as a bridge or a tree - and combining them into new images.
Pippa has used drawings made on Crossrail construction sites as the starting point for this exhibition.
From these drawings she has made a series of monoprints that explore the strange forms and textures found within these temporary urban landscapes.'
Thursday, 22 May 2014
East London Painting Prize Exhibition
Ben Nathan (pictured), Anna Ilsley and Grant Foster have works in the shortlist exhibition of the East London Painting Prize.
Do join them for the private view and the announcement of the winner on Tuesday 27 May, 6-8pm. RSVP@thelegacylist.org.uk
The exhibition continues 21 May - 1 June 2014. 11am-6pm daily, exclusing Bank Holiday Monday. Strand East, 1 Sugar House Lane, London, E15 2QS (just off Stratford High Street)
"43 artists from across east London have been shortlisted for the inaugural East London Painting Prize. One winner will be chosen from the selected group to receive a life changing £10,000 prize and a prominent solo show at East London’s Nunnery Gallery later this year.
The shortlisted artists comprise both established and emerging names from the east London boroughs of Hackney, Newham, Tower Hamlets, Waltham Forest, Barking & Dagenham and Redbridge."
Do join them for the private view and the announcement of the winner on Tuesday 27 May, 6-8pm. RSVP@thelegacylist.org.uk
The exhibition continues 21 May - 1 June 2014. 11am-6pm daily, exclusing Bank Holiday Monday. Strand East, 1 Sugar House Lane, London, E15 2QS (just off Stratford High Street)
"43 artists from across east London have been shortlisted for the inaugural East London Painting Prize. One winner will be chosen from the selected group to receive a life changing £10,000 prize and a prominent solo show at East London’s Nunnery Gallery later this year.
The shortlisted artists comprise both established and emerging names from the east London boroughs of Hackney, Newham, Tower Hamlets, Waltham Forest, Barking & Dagenham and Redbridge."
Thursday, 3 April 2014
Jevan Watkins Jones
Over the past two years, Jevan has been working with soldiers and veterans during their time at a recovery centre in Colchester. He has been leading a drawing project, ongoing since November 2012, which recently culminated in an exhibition, 'Facing-Recovering' at First Site. Through drawings, objects and videos, these men have shared their personal stories and experience of injury and PTSD. You can view a video about the project on the British Forces News website.
Wednesday, 30 October 2013
Anna Ilsley
Tuesday, 1 October 2013
Anna Ilsley
Anna won the British School at Athens Bursary 2013. She has just gone to Athens where she will be making work about the seers at Delphi. The award provides a studio and accommodation in the School as well as a bursary of £2,500. You can read more about the British School in Athens here www.bsa.ac.uk
Tuesday, 18 June 2013
Konrad Gabriel
Konrad will be showing drawings and monoprints in his solo show: " The Human Herd" which open on Wednesday 26 June, 6pm-9pm, at the English Restaurant, 52 Brushfield Street, Spitalfields, E1 6AG. Exhibition continues until 14 July.
Wednesday, 29 May 2013
Fabienne Khial
Fabienne took part in 'Art is Bread' at the Gallop Space in Deptford last month. Along with another artist she made 300 postcard size drawings. The show was inspired by the quote by El Salvador poet Roque Dalton; " Poetry like bread is for everyone."
Thursday, 9 May 2013
Nhatt Nichols
Nhatt's drawing, entitled 'My Last Inch', won 3rd prize in The Roostein Hopkins Exhibition, it will be on display at the Morley Gallery, 61 Westminster Bridge Road, SE1.The opening is 4.30- 7pm on 16 May, exhibition continues until 8 June. All details here www.parkerharris.co.uk
Tuesday, 19 March 2013
Beth Collar
Beth is in a group show at Aid & Abet gallery in Cambridge until 13th April. The gallery is next to Cambrisge Railway station opposite the Swiss Laundry, for more information click on aid and abet
Tuesday, 26 February 2013
Phoebe Stannard and Clare Davidson
Phoebe and Clare are exhibiting new prints in group show 'Start 13, The New Industrialists' at The New Bermondsey Project Space, 46 Willow Walk, SE1 5SF. Until 3 March. You can also see Phoebe's work at www.phoebe-stannard.com or follow her on twitter: @phoebestannard
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