9 August 2010
Epaminonda works in a variety of media from collage to installation, with her videos being composed out of disparate found film footage as well as the artist’s own filmed sequences. For her first solo exhibition in a UK public gallery, Site Gallery is pleased to present newly commissioned video work from the Cypriot born artist […]
9 August 2010
The repetitious interpretations of the image of the St. Bernard’s dog illustrates Jemma Egan’s unfulfilled desire to engage in dialogue with Swiss culture and her ad hoc strategy to keep sane, whilst stranded. Recent exhibitions include – Global Studio, The Bluecoat Liverpool – No Soul For Sale, Tate Modern London – Miscellany, Outlet Gallery Manchester […]
9 August 2010
An exploration into visual and verbal languages. By tying together language and the institution, it attempts to illustrate our dependence on codified references. Through large-scale installations and sculpture, the exhibition navigates recognizable gestures and language. Inside Outsider Language attempts to show how our current language and ability to ‘read’ are extended. Artists: Ami Clarke, Dave Hanger, Yuri Pattison, […]
9 August 2010
An exhibition of works by eight international artists who use natural and artificial systems. Each of the works constitutes a system and exploits the emergent properties, accidents or failures of that system to produce its effects. The artists uncover a world of unpredictable and surprising properties, and foreground the accidental features of their chosen materials. […]
9 August 2010
‘Room Divider’ is a group exhibition which celebrates the relationship between Romanticism and the machine aesthetic. At its centre is a response to the cyclical phenomenon of modernity appearing to reach critical mass. A contemporary audit, therefore, on the enduring concerns of Twentieth Century Modernism, the exhibition combines the aesthetic languages of computers, furnishing, pop […]
9 August 2010
The Fakes, Mistakes and Discoveries exhibition explores applied science in helping to understand Old Master paintings in the National Gallery. A world leader in its field, the Gallery employs advanced techniques in scientific examination, conservation and art historical research to investigate a painting’s physical properties. Misconceptions of the past are cleverly revealed with the use […]
9 August 2010
Oscar Tuazon creates sculptures and installations that are characterised by a sense of tension. Comprised of both natural and industrial materials, Tuazon’s structures reference minimalist sensibilities, DIY aesthetics and the formal language of architecture. Great exhibition by Oscar Tuazon where you can get physically involved at the Institute of Contemporary Art, one of London’s greatest […]
9 August 2010
Tracey Emin’s neon art work ‘I Never Stopped Loving You’, a neon text for the facade of Droit House, one of the most distinctive buildings on Margate seafront. The piece has been commissioned by Turner Contemporary and will remain in situ from 1st of May onwards and also marks the countdown to the opening of […]
9 August 2010
The exhibition takes its title from Nicholas Bourriaud’s 2002 book ‘Postproduction’ in which the modern day artist’s use of appropriation is likened to the DJ’s sample or ‘borrowed loop’. As in music, the art of postproduction breaks with traditions of referencing and citation, moving instead towards a culture of ‘shareware’ in which forms, already within […]
9 August 2010
Posted is a temporary exhibition space in a former post office in east london that will present a series of art exhibitions, performances, screenings and workshops celebrating the post and exploring and examining our postal history and heritage. Featuring work from a variety of different artists both established and up and coming, Keep Me Posted […]
9 August 2010
Architecture intrinsically makes part of our experience every day. With an emphasis on illustrations, models and photographs, architectural exhibitions sometimes deny their engagement with real constructions. Using the landscape of the Museum as a test site, the V&A invited nineteen architects to submit proposals for structures that examine notions of refuge and retreat. From these […]
9 August 2010
London Photographic Exhibition Leah Gordon (b.1959 Ellesmere Port) is a photographer, film-maker and curator who has an ongoing interest in and relationship with Haiti. She first visited Haiti in 1991 and was the official photographer for the 1994 Amnesty International Report on that country. Leah Gordon “I’m drawn to the boundaries between art, religion […]
8 August 2010
Taking you on a magical and surreal journey Scenes from the City follows a shifting perspective of everyday life, turning the mundane and the prosaic into something extraordinary. From exhibitionists on the underground to lost loves and fading starlets, illustration meets narrative in a series of unexpected encounters and daily collisions. More on Scenes From […]
8 August 2010
Cope’s work as a painter liberates itself from all easy categorisation by presenting himself and us with problems not to solve but to question. Again and again.
6 August 2010
The 24 SEVEN curators’ project uses an 8 metre square dedicated space at the front of the gallery. With a street-only window presence and a 24/7 schedule, invited curators present a series of quick-fire shows within a specific timeframe. From September 16th to November 19th SIMON LEWANDOWSKI curates: ‘NierghtravAOnWint’sIf A Teller: a book in 8 […]
6 August 2010
Sean Branagan’s work has a hint of the impossible, but nearly graspable about it. He doesn’t describe the world we know – i.e. he doesn’t focus on the scaffolding, in which we communally invest, through language and social order to run our lives – an approach that delivers the comforting satisfaction of affirmation and recognition. […]
5 August 2010
From a mixture of digital tools and traditional painting methods, Michelle Hinebrook’s work emerges as an homage to op art and geometrical abstraction, with patterns and lines guiding the eye along unfamiliar paths. Her pieces translate personal experiences and observations into imagery that causes viewers to question their own perceptions of reality. Hinebrook will bring […]
5 August 2010
Andipa Gallery is pleased to present our Summer Show of canvases, works on paper and rare signed prints by leading Modern and Contemporary Masters. The exhibition includes a selection of pieces from the gallery inventory by; Andy Warhol, Joan Miro, Bridget Riley, Roy Lichtenstein, Damien Hirst, Julian Opie and Banksy.
5 August 2010
The work of artist Tom Estes at WW Gallery Drink & Dial exhibition 27 Mar – 6 May 2010 Following on from their successful ‘Travelling Light’ exhibition which was part of the 53rd Venice Biennale, curators the WW Gallery recently announced Tom Estes as one of the artists for The WW Gallery big spring 2010 […]
5 August 2010
[self]~imaging artists portraying themselves in fim & video is a new VideoChannel feature in 4 parts, consisting each of 25 artists videos to be published in May, June, July and August 2010. “Tom Estes’ video work ‘Archive Fever’, engages in the obsessive and electric intensity of attraction-unto negligence within a luminous atmosphere of inventive magic. […]
5 August 2010
Copy of Press Release Local Artist Deni Lillian, soon to be seen on BBC’s DIY SOS, is showcasing her artwork at Dandara’s KD Tower in Hemel Hempstead. Award winning property developers, Dandara Limited contacted The Deni Lillian Studio earlier in the year to showcase her artwork in the form of a long term exhibition on […]
5 August 2010
20 International Emerging Contemporary Artists An exhibition curated by Beers.Lambert Contemporary Art PRIVATE VIEW Thursday, 2 September 2010 7-10pm http://www.surfacegallery.org Exhibiting artists: Joshua Bilton . Lindsey Bull . Tom Butler .Dionisis Christofilogiannis . BJ & Richelle Formento Joshua Hagler . Aaron Head . David-Ashley Kerr . Grace Kim . Carla Liesching . Tom Nolan […]
4 August 2010
William Pye is a master of manipulating water. His well known water sculptures can be found around the globe and will be exhibited at Kings Place for the first time during Autumn 2010. The natural world is a source of inspiration for many artists, and William Pye’s observations of natural forms, combined with his creative […]
4 August 2010
As one of the world’s most notorious photographers recognized for his iconic images of 60s and 70s legends and his love of women, few know of David Bailey’s passion for Picasso, Pliny The Elder, and his dedication to making his own sculpture. This show is the first ever public of Bailey’s sculpture and challenges the […]
4 August 2010
Aaron Morgan Brown will bring his evocative paintings to 101/exhibit for an exhibition entitled Arcana Du Jour beginning Saturday, September 11, with a VIP reception from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at which the artist will be available to discuss his art with guests. Brown considers his works as representations of “constructed dreaming,” using his […]
4 August 2010
Culture Lab, Newcastle University announces RENDER 10; an exhibition featuring creative digital media works from the Culture Lab research community.RENDER 10 presents the forwardlooking scenarios of contemporary audiovisual practitioners from the Digital Media Masters of Research course, as well as members ofthe Culture Lab research community. Focusing on live media, performance, expanded reality, interactive video […]
4 August 2010
An wide selection of sculpture, prints and drawings from an even wider variety of artists. An excellent opportunity to purchase that extra special Christmas gift.
4 August 2010
Ann Christopher is a well known Royal Academician whose elegant and intricate sculptures seem to evade gravity to rise gracefully into space. Christopher takes her inspiration from a wide range of sources including both ancient standing stones as well as soaring skyscrapers on an urban skyline. Despite their slenderness of form they have great strength […]
3 August 2010
A juried selection of original contemporary art by established & emerging artists from the UK & abroad in benefit of Children with Leukaemia. Painting, photography, printmaking, digital art, drawing, sculpture & mixed media. For more information or to purchase tickets to the Private View which will take place on 4th August please contact the organisers.
3 August 2010
HAyLEy Lock: NoNE of BEAutiES DAugHtERS IN THE WINCH ROOM yuko NASu & Liv PENNiNgtoN IN THE MAIN GALLERY 6TH –27TH AUG 2010 PRivAtE viEw : 5tH aug, 7-9pm CoExist are pleased to present Hayley Lock, None of Beauties’ Daughters alongside Yuko Nasu & Liv Pennington, curated by Amy Mckenny & Jonathan Kipps What is […]
2 August 2010
Exhibition showing my latest work, which was made under the influence of Karen Blixen’s Seven Gothic Tales
2 August 2010
The Aram Gallery presents Prototypes and Experiments V: Architectural Elements, the latest instalment in its ongoing exhibition series exploring prototypical and experimental design. The new show focuses on architectural models and samples, each of which has been sourced from the studio of an established architecture practice, and allows trials and experiments of details of buildings, […]