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Personally, I find escape in art, getting lost in an exhibition for an afternoon. Below are a few highlights of upcoming exhibitions across London
Founded by architect Nina Shen-Poblete, and artist/curator Tomas Poblete, HOP Projects CT20 (HPCT20) is a contemporary visual arts and cultural platform championing high quality contemporary art from the margins.
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TOUCH ME encouraged 51 artists to combat, ridicule and pacify the Covid-induced withdrawal of the sense of touch by physically interacting with their own artworks.
Florence Sweeney was born in Belgium, raised in Essex, and studied Fine Art in Bournemouth before making her way to London where she now lives and works. She recently made the decision to turn one of the bedrooms in her house into an art studio, where she currently works outside of her job as a Location Scout for film.
Canadian-British artist Andrew Salgado is known for his brightly-coloured, largely-figurative paintings that draw as much influence from art history as they do from the vernacular. His solo show Strange Weather opens with Beers London on Saturday the 17th of October
Meleko Mokgosi’s first solo exhibition in the United Kingdom has opened at Gagosian’s Britannia Street gallery. It’s an ongoing project with paintings created between 2013 and 2019. Titled Democratic Intuition, it takes its name from Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak; a scholar, theorist and feminist critic.
We caught up with Shawn Adams of POoR Collective, a radically inclusive initiative bringing the change they want to see in the creative industries.
Don’t miss the last week of Martyn Ware and Zachary Eastwood-Bloom mesmerising immersive soundscape and video installation ‘to be invisible’ at 236 Westbourne Grove, London .
Breathing second life into the title of their 2010 opening, VITRINE’s new exhibition Sounding Off 2.0 signifies a new chapter; stronger and rising from a decade of experience.
Tim Gatenby, who in his image constriction capacity allows us to dive into a joyous reservoir of cartoon imagery remixed to reflect the current state of being.
The RCA online degree runs until the end of this week Friday 31st July. Each student has a page to display their work, there is a daily programme of Events made up of live performances and Zoom talks, and renowned artists and creatives have put together their own Collections of work that stood out to them.
Adebayo Bolaji is a London based artist. His paintings are colourful, figurative, deeply recognisable, and charged with a high dose of energy.
One of the most unique lockdown projects has been the Walk on By Window Exhibition (or @w.o.b.w.e). It was launched by artist Georgia Grinter
The unorthodox reverie on display at the Grosvenor Gallery is a reminder of a void in London’s white cubes.‘Form&Figure: Bodies of Art’, curated by Dr Zehra Jumbahoy, foregrounds a series of South Asian figures—mostly masculine—steeped in the aesthetics of Baroque, Rococo, Pop, and the Bengal school
Olivia Laing’s new book, Funny Weather: Art in an Emergency, couldn’t be more timely. Published in April, the book is a collection of Laing’s essays, profiles, book reviews, columns, love letters and more, positioning art as a reactionary tool and a source of healing in the wake of the ‘turbulent political weather’ that we endure, particularly since 2016.
GalleriesNow is the world’s leading gallery guide, with everything you need to know about great art wherever you are Our selection of great exhibitions recorded in VR for you to make a virtual visit online.
GalleriesNow is the world’s leading gallery guide, with everything you need to know about great art wherever you are Our selection of five great exhibitions recorded in VR for you to make a virtual visit online.
GalleriesNow is the world’s leading gallery guide, with everything you need to know about great art wherever you are Our selection of six great exhibitions recorded in VR for you to make a virtual visit online.
In the current Covid-19 climate, the roles of galleries and artists are changing, with Galleries becoming more creative, Artists more productive and commercial. The idea of re-invention or re-adaptation is making us all both more creative and business savvy within the art world.
GalleriesNow is the world’s leading gallery guide, with everything you need to know about great art wherever you are Our selection of six great exhibitions recorded in VR for you to make a virtual visit online.
