This week’s top 5 includes a sandstorm, a cathedral, darkness, table tennis balls and embroidery.
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Tabish’s Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London this week
Fake paintings, humorous text, abandonment, pavements and affordable art
Continue Reading...six / eleven | Geoff Bartholomew | Future Map 11
The ongoing body of work Postal Service depicts and abstracts a spatial journey, taking a documentary process to produce an abstract, with a focus on process. Each image is produced as a pinhole camera journeys through the postal system, en-route to collectors and exhibitions and upon arrival, the parcel’s pre-determined recipient stops the panoptic exposure. […]
Continue Reading...five / eleven | Jon Anders Gulbrandsen | Future Map 11
Jon Anders Gulbrandsen’s investigation into the symbolism of Norse mythology poses questions of the weight and relevance of myths, how they come to have meaning, and their peculiar enduring relevance, a kind of weight of signification which belongs to all myths, ancient and modern. Guldbransen’s aim was to explore “the way these ancient myths, specifically […]
Continue Reading...Three / Eleven | Oliver Ruuger | Future Map 11
Oliver Ruuger’s visionary designs are the highly refined expression of the design process, and transcend the traditional notion of accessories, becoming artefacts akin to sculptures. Their elegance falls somewhere between haute luxury fashion item, and rarified objet d’art. His collection presented as part of the 2011 London College of Fashion catwalk show was praised as […]
Continue Reading...two / eleven | Iyvone Khoo | Future Map 11
Iyvone Khoo’s work transforms perceptions, instilling new ways of looking at everyday objects, daily activities and situations
Continue Reading...one / eleven | Poppy Bisdee | Future Map 11
Poppy Bisdee was one of the highlights of this year’s degree shows, and stole the show at Wimbledon College of Art. Her work queries spatial representations by employing various recording and presentation technologies, including film and projection, to capture ephemeral qualities which define the experience of spaces. The sculptures created are minimal installations representing space […]
Continue Reading...Eleven for Future Map 11
Future Map 11 starts on January 12th, and in the 11 days leading up to the exhibition FAD will be profiling eleven of the thirty artists who have been brought together for the show.
Continue Reading...What’s On Art Show Roundup Thursday 19th May 2011
There are a heap of new exhibitions opening across London on Friday, here are some of the private views that FAD will packing into our Thursday evening Four Cities from Black Rat Projects “The world we live in, and beginning with its material decor, is discovered to be narrower by the day. It stifles us. […]
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