6-9.30pm
The second in a series of nights curated by boyleANDshaw to promote the work of emerging contemporary art practitioners.
Expect a vibrant mix of film and music including new work from artists:
Nicholas Marechal,Sophie Muskett,Emma Boulding,Geoffrey Langford,Charlesworth,Lewandowski & Mann,Jessica Meredith,Thomas Malyon,Stefan Demming,David Ferrando Giraut,Kristen Lovelock,Deniz Soezen
Finishing the night with a DJ set from Toy Soldier Records founder Jess Weiss.
ARTPROJX SPACE LATE is a series of monthly interventions from contemporary art practitioners and curators who are creatively engaging with current philosophical and theoretical ideas.
This could take the form of a performance, film screening or theorist/artist-led discussion.
ARTPROJX SPACE LATE is curated by boyleANDshaw. They are supported by Awards For All
boyleANDshaw Art Salon Project 2 Thursday 22 Jan at ARTPROJX SPACE LATE
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