Pascal Rousson Archives

SHOT PINT RIOT

3 January 2023 • Mark Westall

Taking its title from successive suggestions in predictive text, ‘Shot Pint Riot’ unites a disparate group of artists committed to communicating directly

KUNST the CLOWN & FRIENDS

21 February 2022 • Mark Westall

A group show of international artists with KUNST the CLOWN Curated by PAUL SAKOILSKY & Martin J Tickner DREAD AND… Read More

BIG DEAL No 7, SPACE 2016, is an exhibition set in 40,000 sq ft of central London space.

9 December 2016 • Mark Westall

This weekend is your last chance to vist BIG DEAL No7 an amalgamation of imaginary ideas and processes related and created as a response to the genre of Science Fiction, this exhibition features; sculpture, photography, painting, film, video and audio installations by some 100 international artists and guest students from RCA.

EXHIBITIONS

REVIEW: FAD Travels to Belgium – Duo Show by Cedric Christie and Pascal Rousson

16 November 2015 • Staff

Two completely different artists both from opposite side of the spectrum, material versus concept, have been exhibiting together for the last 5 years. Artists working together is nothing new. Van Gogh shared a studio with Gauguin in Arles, the south of France, or Picasso and Braque at the start of early Cubism in Paris. Sharing the experience of artmaking is still a very stimulating idea for artists.

Something for the weekend – Sunday In The Park With Ed @DisplayGallery

19 March 2015 • Toni Gallagher

In a funky exhibition curated by Cedric Cristie and Pascal Rousson, artists have been invited to look at what is transgressive in their work.

ART OPENING: CHINESE OPEN 2015 Year Of The Sheep

20 February 2015 • Mark Westall

Curated by two London based artists Vanya Balogh & Cedric Christie CHINESE OPEN 2015 Year Of The Sheep Q PARK 20 Newport Place London

Paul’s ART STUFF on a train # 60: ’No Pencils in Ramsgate’

18 June 2014 • Paul Carey-Kent

Most days art Critic Paul Carey-Kent spends hours on the train, traveling between his home in Southampton and his day job in Surrey. Could he, we asked, jot down whatever came into his head?