Two of London’s most exciting up-and-coming artists, Fred Sorrell and Merlin Ramos, have united to showcase their latest work in Stop, Look, Listen.
For one week, Cob Studios in Camden will continue to rival east London’s saturated art scene with its fresh new show. Both graduates of Falmouth College University, this is Fred Sorrell and Merlin Ramos’ fourth collaboration and is not to be missed.
STOP LOOK LISTEN Recent work by Fred Sorrell & Merlin Ramos at Cob Studios
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This is Fred Sorrell’s second show at Parrifin, alongside new paintings and works on paper the exhibition includes Sorrell’s first ever large-scale wall painting. (and it’s super-cool)
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