HENI Publishing presents SEASIDE SHELTERS, a wonderful collection of vibrant and detailed images of a bygone era, brought together in a beautiful new book and accompanying London exhibition. Acclaimed photographer and film-maker Will Scott has travelled throughout the UK to lovingly chronicle the definitive collection of these very British structures. Once a testament to the popularity of British summer holidays […]
Getting Away! A group exhibition curated by Day Bowman, also featuring artists: Anna Barlow, Lydia Blakeley, Jake Clark, Marguerite Horner, Sophie Marritt, Kitty Stirling, Judith Tucker, and Amanda Wallwork. Based on the idea of the great British holiday and its importance in both nourishing the spirit and reconnecting with the self. Even the great Samuel […]
33rd Chelsea International Fine Art Competition Is Accepting Entries! Take Advantage of This Excellent Opportunity for Artists at Any Stage of Their Career February 6, 2017 Beginning February 6, the Chelsea International Fine Art Competition (CIFAC) will be accepting entries to its prestigious annual international competition. Since 1985, this competition has provided artists from all […]
Hanmi Gallery London is pleased to present the duo exhibition Talk Together at the Dialogues section of Art Projects in London Art Fair 2018, featuring two international artists: Yingmei Duan and Aisha Abid Hussain. The annually curated Dialogues section introduces a unique display of collaborations between international galleries. This year’s Dialogues’ main concept is ‘Future […]
Little Clown, My Heart Arthouse1 is delighted to present Little Clown, My Heart, an exhibition exploring the theme of love through the work of nine artists, curated by Laura Smith and Poppy Whatmore. The title of the exhibition is taken from a poem by the Mexican-American writer Sandra Cisneros which portrays the pleasures and sorrows of […]
Screening of Shiraz Bayjoo’s film Ile de France which was filmed during a Gasworks/ Triangle Network Fellowship at pARTage, Mauritius, in 2014, followed by conversation with art historian, critic and curator Christine Eyene.
The Principle of Sufficient Irritation brings together the work of three artists who transform discarded metals, reclaimed materials, and demolished places.
Sweet ‘Art is a non-profit arts organisation based in London and dedicated to the promotion of upcoming and established artists through exciting art events with a difference. Saturday 30th July 10am -10pm – Sunday 31st July 10am -6pm Opening Reception Saturday 30th July 4pm – 6.30pm After Party Saturday 30th July 6.30pm -10pm Free 47-49 […]
Featuring Gretta Louw, Lily Hibberd, Brook Andrew, Curtis Taylor, Jenny Fraser, Sharon Nampijinpa Anderson and the Warnayaka Art Centre. Networking the Unseen is the first exhibition of its kind to focus on the intersection of indigenous cultures and zeitgeist digital practices in contemporary art. Where? Furtherfield Gallery- McKenzie Pavilion, Finsbury Park, London, N4 2NQ When? […]
We live in a world of bots that elusively infiltrate our online lives; from social bots to surveillance bots, joke bots to news bots. This event explores bot behaviour and the creative and darker side of these computer programmes through installations, talks and performances from artists, developers, theorists and activists.
“Wildlings”, “Wilding or Wildling….a plant sown by natural agency” (Oxford English Dictionary). The gardening expert Alys Fowler; painter and photographer Lynn Keddie and the photographer Paul Debois present an exciting joint project at Oh! Gallery. Where? Oxford House Gallery When? From the 1th of May to the 14th off June. Opening event on the 24th […]
Hay Hill Gallery will be presenting a double exhibition this Spring, featuring the photographs of Marco Sanges and Alexey Lyubimkin. Hay Hill Gallery 35 Baker Street London W1U 8EN Mon- Fri 10.30-6, Saturdays 11-5 Free Marco Sanges cordially invites you to enter into his extraordinary worlds. This fantastic storyteller creates his photographic narratives as cinematic […]
