POPPYCOCK!! is a collective exhibition from up and coming Central Saint Martin’s second year BA Fine Art students. The show presents a range of media including prints, sculpture, video, installation, interactive works, and performance. The works explore sense and nonsense, balderdash, fabrication of worlds, identity and situation – poppycock. The night will incorporate live music performed acoustically by The Source Of Heat & Friends., as well as DJ sets from Luke* SSD and Jammie to accompany the art works. An interactive creative workshop by Wonderland, a student run charity fundraiser will be taking place where they will assist members of the public to make kaleidoscopes out of empty pringle pots.
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POPPYCOCK! London Wednesday 14th
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