There are lots of art events happening in London, Jenny Judova from Art Map London has picked ‘The Most Interesting Art Events’ to see in London this week.
Continue Reading...YOU ARE BROWSING: Tintype Gallery
Marcelle Joseph Interviews Artist Grant Foster
After spending three months at the British School at Rome, Grant Foster returns to London in top form, presenting a solo show at Tintype Gallery.
Continue Reading...‘Slime Mould Logic’, the exhibition of sculptural installations that reference emergent, organic and ‘artificial’ computing process.
‘Slime Mould Logic’ is an exhibition of new work by the British artist David Cheeseman.
Continue Reading...ESSEX ROAD II, features eight specially commissioned short films by critically acclaimed artist-filmmakers.
The films will be shown from the large window of Tintype gallery next month and all have been inspired by the north London street from which the project takes its name, and where the gallery is also located.
Continue Reading...ART OPENING: Stop Bugging Me: Frame 3 Jo Addison
In Jo Addison’s sculptures resolute, yet ambiguous forms are navigated around language and singular interpretation.
Continue Reading...Paul’s ART STUFF ON A TRAIN #134: ‘Solo, Group or Bugged?’
Solo or group show? Maybe, to escape the norms, artists could appear in sequence, or collaborate, or respond to each other’s work across shows?
Continue Reading...Shadow Lines at Tintype Private View Tuesday 8th November 2011
ANNE HARILD | ROSE O’GALLIVAN | MAYA RAMSAY 9th November – 10th December 2011 SHADOW LINES features the work of three artists who source the material presence of past fragments. Living in a city, you often catch glimpses of leftover layers of signage and architectural marks. These palimpsests are like ghost shadows: pieces of time […]
Continue Reading...Kayde Anobile: Simulacra at Tintype Gallery Opening/Private View: Wednesday 9th March 2011
9 March – 9 April 2011 The people in Anobile’s pencil portraits, often in 19C attire, gaze out at us with an unnerving stare. Sometimes there is an ambiguity about their gender. A sense that they are hovering in time and space is accentuated by the surrounding darkness and the suggestion of burn marks. Doubles, […]
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