Cob Gallery have collaborated with DSM, to extend their current exhibition NEW WORK MATERIAL to the DSM London flagship store.
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INTERVIEW ‘I’m aiming to be inescapable’: Daniel’s Top Ten Questions for Hayden Kays
In anticipation of the opening of his new solo show, The Top Ten, I wanted to interview Hayden Kays about his values and ideas.
Continue Reading...Daniel’s Value and Ideas #62: Hayden Kays – More Postmodern than Postmodernism
Hayden Kays’ art performs an immaculate fusion of Pop Art aesthetics with YBA sensibilities. His point of reference is the relationship between the present moment in mass culture and the ghosts of the past …
Continue Reading...ART events to visit this WEEK: 7th July – 13th July
There are loads of art events such as private views, artists talks, and screenings happening around London, and often it is impossible to choose where to go and what to see. To help you with the choice Jenny Judova picks a few
Continue Reading...Hayden Kays The Hot One Hundred Private view: 20th November
The Hot One Hundred is a showcase of one hundred of Hayden Kays’ celebrated typewriter pieces, the sell out feature of his 2012 Cob Gallery solo show, Household Name.
Continue Reading...Phoebe Collings-James: Lament For The Walking Dead Private view Thursday 12th September 2013
The Cob Gallery is showing the excellent Phoebe Collings-James multi-disciplinary solo show Lament for the Walking Dead, a fluent eruption of unexpected spectres and sticky sexuality.
Continue Reading...Pete Doherty: On Blood at The Cob Gallery Private View Saturday 25th February 2012.
A London debut exhibition of the artist’s personal collection of ephemera and collectibles, co-curated with the artist, will provide the backdrop to Doherty’s archive and specially created new ‘blood’ paintings.
Continue Reading...Meet Walter Hugo Today at The Cob Gallery
Today only at The Cob Gallery visitors have the opportunity to meet Walter Hugo, to discuss his current exhibition Developing Shadows. The exhibition consists of a series of photographic works that push the boundaries of art, photography and science. Self-taught, Walter Hugo creates one-off pieces of art using his individually developed technique, photographic fresco. The […]
Continue Reading...REVIEW | Cityscapes and Dreamscapes that Affirm and Transform | Fred Sorrell and Merlin Ramos | Stop, Look, Listen at The Cob Gallery | until Thursday
Stop Look Listen at The Cob Gallery is Fred Sorrell and Merlin Ramos’ fourth exhibition together. The show amasses a body of work which prompts the viewer to cast another, lingering look at their environment. It is a discerning documentation of the city, comprising large painterly canvasses of wild fragmented colour, abstractions and accumulated pieces of […]
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