Lots and Lots of PV’s tonight below are the ones chosen by Russell Herron but there are more at www.firstthursdays.co.uk and www.artrabbit.com
Thursday November 6th
Hoxton Square Gallery (that’s a bench on Hoxton Square), David Porter, Show on the bench,
20 self-portraits, violent depictions with a tinge of humour, 12-7pm, info: 0776 1767423 or
www.myspace.com/davidporterse1
Forster, James Roper, Into the Fold, 6-9pm, info: www.forstergallery.com
Russian Club, Cut Up and Sara MacKillop, 6.30-9pm, info: www.therussianclubstudios.com
Wiebke Morgan, Nicholas Morgan / Tales from Nathan Barley, Matthew Rowe / Towards the Den Harrow Suite: a sketch for a self-portrait, about 7pm ish, info: www.wiebkemorgan.com
Chelsea Space, Sharon Kivland, A Wind of Revolution Blows, A Storm is on the Horizon, 6-8.30pm, info: www.chelseaspace.org
Concrete Hermit, Revolution Deformation, Fons Schiedon book launch and exhibition opening 6-9pm, info: www.concretehermit.com
Schwartz, Borderspaces, 6-9pm, info: www.schwartzgallery.co.uk
Bearspace, Raising Ground, Helen Barff, Andy Parker, Daisy Richardson and Olly & Suzi
6.30-8.30 pm, info: www.bearspace.co.uk
Parasol Unit, Charles Avery show, Exhibition tour with Mark Sladen, 7pm, fiver, info: www.parasol-unit.orgPure Evil, Never Shall Be Slaves, Twinkle Troughton, 6-9pm, info: www.pureevil.me and www.myspace.com/twinkletroughton
Paradise Row, Edward Fornieles, My Voice Will Go With You, 7-9pm, info: www.paradiserow.com
Tatty Devine, SIGNS by Mark Pawson, 12 new, limited edition, perspex signs, 6-9pm, info: www.tattydevine.com
T1+2, The Grandeur Mass (auditoria), Ilona Dorota Sagar, 6-9pm, info: www.t12gallery.com
Private Views for November 6th
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