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Omar El Fayoumi
Portraits and cityscapes by the Egyptian figurative painter Omar El Fayoumi.
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Efi Haliori: A Photographic Journey in the Quarries of Greece
Efi Haliori presented her latest photographic project‘ Transformations’ at CAN Gallery, in Athens.
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Micha Eden Erdész: Hearth and Heat
‘Hearth and Heat’ 22 – 26 July 2015, Florence Trust, St Saviours’, London, GB
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From June 1st 2019 Nick Grellier made one small drawing every day for an intense and perplexing year.
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General Practice [gP] is an artist-led, experimental project space in Lincoln. Driven by collaborative activity it seeks to promote exchange with wider artist-led initiatives, stimulate critical discourse and through its programme of exhibitions, events and workshops sustain an engaged visual […]
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Andy Cropper – Uncertain spaces
Solo Show of paintings depicting urban Sheffield
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Something To Do With Art
Yasmine Rix reviews the podcast that investigates what artists do and why.
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Explorifying nunderpasses and other stories, games, lists, ideas and drawings.
A review of Townley and Bradby’s ‘How to Play with MK: one family’s story of outdoor games in the city’.
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Micha Eden Erdész: New_lon / So Near Far
Newlon Housing Trust commissioned Artist Micha Eden Erdész in 2011 to create ‘So Near Far’ at their London flagship site Ashburton Triangle, on the periphery of a major London sports venue in Holloway. ‘New_Lon / So Near Far’ was devised […]
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Idit Elia Nathan: ‘Draw Me a Home’
Solo interactive show during lockdown
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Quilla Constance’s ‘PUKIJAM’ at MOCA London’s ‘Focus Zoom’, July 2020
At MOCA London’s lockdown event ‘Focus Zoom’, Quilla Constance introduced her video ‘Pukijam’ (2015) as an articulation of the constant activation between her black and white heritage; how her biracial subject position might enable more liberating modes of being.
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CHANGES OF STATE
21st November 2020 – 9th January 2021
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Caroline Walker: Women’s work
Solo painting show. (re-scheduled due to Covid 19)
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‘You’ve Got Five More Minutes’, Andrew Neil Hayes – An Immediate Reaction
Online performance piece using Zoom. Part of an the Unshut Festival of performance art.
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Group Show: The Liminal Phase
‘The Liminal Phase’ co-curated by Micha Eden Erdész and Rebecca Jewell Supported by Stadium Capital Holdings, Arsenal Regeneration Team, Florence Trust, Royal College of Art, Institute of Ideas, The Big Draw, Targetti, Howden, ADI Solutions & Audiovisual, Ham and High, […]
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Olivia Bax – Mark Tanner Sculpture Award
Postponed solo show due to Covid 19
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The Elephant in the Room: Contemporary Painting from London
An exhibition of seven London based painters curated by John Wyatt-Clarke & Michael Coppelov.
Featuring: Gina Birch, John Wyatt-Clarke, Michael Coppelov, Tom Farthing, Charles Inge,TD MacGregor, Eigil Nordstrøm.
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‘Me, Myself and I’
A multiply layered and wide ranging exhibition.
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London’s Street Art: art under Coronavirus
I went out to see if the coronavirus experience had motivated any of east London’s street artists to respond to our current situation.
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Matt Collishaw
Solo show of major new commissioned works
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Critical Moss: Art as Independence
Often polemical, the book is illustrated by a short photo-fable of black and white photographs by Aldobranti.
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Still Life: Caroline Wendling at Kettle’s Yard
‘I search always for this stillness, which penetrates our fullest activity and even our sleep’ [Jim Ede] The absence of a visible kitchen at Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge is a startling omission in a house which is otherwise convincingly domestic: […]
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Kite Circus
An exhibition of 13 abstract, non-objective, geometric and reductive artists.
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Anatomy of Loss
Exploring ideas of materiality and absence through a combination of sculpture, drawing and text.
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CATCH 22, Logically Unacceptable Conclusions
The debut solo show of artist Dan Southward, a multidisciplinary creative currently based in Stoke-on-Trent. His practice sits somewhere between the worlds of fine art, graffiti, photography and installation.
