JGM GALLERY
24 Howie Street
London
SW11 4AY
Friday 12 - Sunday 14 June 2020
RSVP gallery for visiting times in observance of social distancing rules
Artists: Jonathan Allen, Ralph Anderson, Dominic Beattie, Katrina Blannin, Isha Bohling, Juan Bolivar, Stella Capes, Anne-Marie Creamer, Karen David, Rosalind Davis & Justin Hibbs, Richard Ducker, Austin Eddy, Machiko Edmondson, Tim Ellis, James Fisher & Kate McLeod, Ludovica Gioscia, Katie Goodwin, Alastair Gordon, Andrew Grassie, John Greenwood, James Hopkins, Chris Jones, Joy Kngwarreye Jones, Richard Kirwarn, Hiroe Komai, Caterina Lewis, Karl Marrow, Barbara Nicholls, Plastique Fantastique, John Richert, Lex Shute, Sophia Starling, Holly Stevenson, Daniel Sturgis, Philly Thomas, Suzanne Treister, Jessica Voorsanger, Richard Wathen, David Ben White, Alice Wilson, Neil Zakiewicz.
Curated by Karen David
www.jgmgallery.com
THE VIOLET HOUR
presents an online group exhibition
The Birds Are Singing In the Distant Woods
25 May - 25 June 2020
The deliberately optimistic title is taken from Wordsworth's poem, Resolution and Independence. These words encapsulate an expression of the hope that resides in the natural world and the aspiration of a dream for a better future, which is common to the whole of humanity, especially in a time of crisis.
All works are for sale between £200-500 with 20% of every sale going to St Mungo's to help the homeless and to foster an environment in which people can overcome their isolation and rebuild their lives.
Artists: Yuki Aruga, Karen Beare, Kim Booker, Abi Box, Alfie Caine, Clare Dudeney, Rachel Goodison, Katie Goodwin, Tyga Helme, Jack Lewis, Juliette Losq, Ann Mackowski, Suzanne Moxhay, Max Naylor, Michael O'Reilly, Amelia Power, Lex Shute, Bronwen Sleigh, Katie Trick, Felicity Warbrick, Jane Ward, Eleanor Watson, Alice Wilson, Maddie Yuille.
www.theviolethour.org Image: Kim Booker
THE VIOLET HOUR
Online Exhibition
JGM GALLERY
24 Howie Street
London
SW11 4AY
20 March - 25 April
Private View 19 March, 6-8pm with Tarot Readings by Plastique Fantastique
Exhibition hours: Tuesday - Friday, 11-6pm, Saturday 11-5pm or by appointment
Artists: Jonathan Allen, Ralph Anderson, Dominic Beattie, Katrina Blannin, Isha Bohling, Juan Bolivar, Stella Capes, Anne-Marie Creamer, Karen David, Rosalind Davis & Justin Hibbs, Richard Ducker, Austin Eddy, Machiko Edmondson, Tim Ellis, James Fisher & Kate McLeod, Ludovica Gioscia, Katie Goodwin, Alastair Gordon, Andrew Grassie, John Greenwood, James Hopkins, Chris Jones, Joy Kngwarreye Jones, Richard Kirwarn, Hiroe Komai, Caterina Lewis, Karl Marrow, Barbara Nicholls, Plastique Fantastique, John Richert, Lex Shute, Sophia Starling, Holly Stevenson, Daniel Sturgis, Philly Thomas, Suzanne Treister, Jessica Voorsanger, Richard Wathen, David Ben White, Alice Wilson, Neil Zakiewicz.
Curated by Karen David
www.jgmgallery.com
POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19
JGM GALLERY
The Collector's Room
The Violet Hour
Flat 4
24 Ladbroke Gardens
London
W11 2PY
21 November - 6 December
Private View 20 November, 6.30-8.30pm
Exhibition hours: Monday - Friday, 10-4pm, or by appointment
Artists: Kate Braine, Catherine Leon, Max Naylor, Lex Shute, Eleanor Watson.
Curated by The Violet Hour
www.violethour.org
THE VIOLET HOUR
Tender
Greystone Industries
87 High Street
Wickham Market
Suffolk
IP13 0RA
3 - 10 August
Private View 3 August Midday onward
Artists: Martin Battye, Helen Bermingham, Lynette Charters, John Christie, Marcus Cope, Graham Crowley, Karen David, Maria Emilov, Bill Feaver, Annabel Gault, Brian Griffiths, Susie Hamilton, Sarah Jeffries, Simon Leahy-Clark, Michael Major, Paula MacArthur, Scott McCracken, Rachel McDonnell, Lex Shute, Duncan Swann, James White, David Wiseman.
Curated by Graham Crowley
www.grahamcrowley.co.uk
GREYSTONE INDUSTRIES
Indoor Voices
Royal College of Art
Sackler Building
14 Howie Street
London
SW11 4AY
29 June - 7 July
12-6pm daily
(closed 3 July)
Show Battersea: School of Arts & Humanities
Painting, Contemporary Art Practice, Print, Ceramics & Glass, Jewellery & Metal, Photography, Curating Contemporary Art, Research Programmes & Writing.
www.rca.ac.uk/show2019
#showrca
@rca
@rcapainting
@royalcollegeofart
ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART
Graduate Show
Fitzrovia Gallery
139 Whitfield Street
London
W1T 5EN
14 June - 13 July
Private View 14 June 6.30-9pm
Artists: Henny Acloque, Phil Allen, Kate Bickmore, Francesca Blomfield, Rachel Champion, Anya Charikov-Mickleburgh, Cecilia Charlton, Michael Coppelov, Chris Gilvan-Cartwright, Erin Hughes, Johnny Izatt-Lowry, Hun Kyu Kim, Hiu Tung Lau, Alessandro Leggio, Clarissa Lim, T.D. Macgregor, Goia Mujalli, Oliver Mulvihill, Lydia Pettit, Robert Reedy, Lex Shute, Jack Sutherland, Yasemin Topcam, Dorus Tossijn, Sarah Tew, Adia Wahid.
Curated by Pinch Project
#pinchproject
@pinchproject
FITZROVIA GALLERY
A Raw Garden
Hoxton 253 Project Space
253 Hoxton Street
London
N1 5LG
5 - 7 April
Private View 5 April 6-9pm
Artists: Andrea Christodoulides, Max Gimson, Luca Longhi, Lucie de Palau, Jhonatan Pulido, Lex Shute, Kostas Sklavenitis, Luke Tomlinson, Oseretin Ugiagbe, Llang Zou.
Curated by Jhonatan Pulido
@hoxton253_artprojectspace
TRAVERS SMITH CSR ART PROGRAMME
Selection
HOXTON 253 PROJECT SPACE
Crossroad
JGM GALLERY REOPENS
The Collector's Room
TRAVERS SMITH
10 Snow Hill
London
EC1A 2AL
June 2020 - June 2022
Travers Smith annually supports selected graduates from the Royal College of Art and University of Westminster. This year the painting 'Spinning Talons Tactic' was selected for the Travers Smith CSR Art Programme, in association with the Serpentine Gallery.
www.traverssmith.com/difference/art
Image: Spinning Talons Tactic (detail), 2020. Oil on canvas, 150x124cm in 5 parts.
THE FACTORY
Thameside Industrial Estate
Factory Road
London
E16 2HB
Saturday 9 - Friday 22 October 2021, 12-6pm daily
Free entry but booking essential. Book here
Rosalind Davis presents Trace Elements | 1971 for Thorp Stavri's The Factory Project
Artists: Hermione Allsopp, Fabio Almeida, Sasha Bowles, Rosalind Davis & Justin Hibbs, Richard Perry, Lex Shute, Lisa Traxler, Andrea V Wright.
The Factory Project, conceived by Thorp Stavri, is an independent museum-scale exhibition intended to complement and complete London's Frieze week. Transforming an old Tate & Lyle Factory in the Thameside Industrial Estate, The Factory Project plays host to 10 UK based independent curators and curatorial platforms showcasing work from over 80 emerging to mid-career artists in a monumental ‘festival of curation’.
Trace Elements | 1971 is a title that references this incredible building’s links back to the industrial era whilst also acknowledging the cumulative impact of subsequent phases of its history. Themes that bring these artists’ practices together are transformation and experience. Their works respond directly to buildings or contexts, scraping back layers of history, materiality or indeed reality, to create new or alternate spaces, objects and environments.
www.insidethefactoryproject.com Trace Elements flyer design: Michaela Nettall
THE FACTORY PROJECT
Trace Elements | 1971
TRAVERS SMITH
10 Snow Hill
London
EC1A 2AL
July 2019 - June 2020
Travers Smith annually supports selected graduates from the Royal College of Art and University of Westminster.
RCA Artists: Dieter Ashton, John Atherton, Ieva Austinskaitė, David Barreiro, Rosie Harriet Ellis, Max Gimson, Oliver Harding, Elena Helfrecht, Wenqingao Lei, Zhuohui Li, Malgorzata Lisiecka, Aphra O’Connor, Giulia Parlato, Emily Platzer, Jhonatan Pulido, Tommy Ramsay, Susan Rocklin, Fernando M. Romero, Lex Shute, Osaretin Ugiagbe, Jinya Zhao.
www.traverssmith.com/difference/art
TRAVERS SMITH CSR ART PROGRAMME
Selection
THE FACTORY PROJECT
Trace Elements | 1971
THE FACTORY PROJECT
Trace Elements | 1971
THE FACTORY PROJECT
Trace Elements | 1971
THE FACTORY PROJECT
Trace Elements | 1971
PUBLIC STATUES & SCULPTURE ASSOCIATION
The Unusual Suspects
PUBLIC STATUES & SCULPTURE ASSOCIATION
The Unusual Suspects: Investigating Less Familiar Sculptural Materials from 17thC to the present day.
Online Webinar
Friday 28 & Saturday 29 January 2022
Booking required
A series of academic papers charting the historical development of unusual materials in sculpture such as lead, cast iron, brick, coade stone, concrete, cement and glass. The papers will examine the nature and properties of these materials and explore their potential and limitations and discuss the effect of advances in technology.
Speakers include:
Daniel F. Herrmann, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Programme at the National Gallery
Rupert Harris from Rupert Harris Conservation
Dr. Dawn Pereia from Landmark History
Peter Péri, grandson of Peter Laszlo Péri
These papers are complemented by artist presentations and panel discussions, which unpack the artists' contrasting material engagement and how they define the role of the material within their practice.
Artists include:
Rana Begum on Brick
Lewis Davidson on Brick
Rodney Harris & Valda Jackson on Brick
Robert Cervera on Concrete
Ally Rosenberg on Concrete
Richie Culver on Cement
James Lomax on Cast Iron
Gabriele Beveridge on Glass
Julia Crabtree on Glass
Lex Shute on Glass - Paper can be read HERE
https://pssauk.org/events/
ASC GALLERY
The Chaplin Centre
Taplow House
Thurlow Street
London
SE17 2DG
12 November - 18 December 2021
Private View 11 November, 6-9pm
Exhibition hours: Monday - Friday, 10.30-5pm
Artists: John Bunker, Olly Fathers, Jane Millar, Stephen Nelson, Stephen Palmer, Lex Shute, James Tailor.
21 grams was the disputed weight of a persons soul as measured in Duncan MacDougal’s 1901 experiments on people before and after death.
Does artwork have soul?
In (Matters of the Soul) is a celebration of material artwork, of artwork that has its own hybrid identity and that has its own soulful body.
Certain work defies classification, playing with it own materiality and the illusion of what it seems to be. Other work plays with the legacy of the previous life represented in its material and the soulful spirit that could lie within.
There is also something of an ‘incorporeal essence’ that resides In (Matters of the Soul) put there by the artists hand.
Curated by Darren O'Brian
www.ascstudios.co.uk
ASC GALLERY
In (Matters of the Soul)
ASC GALLERY
The Chaplin Centre
Taplow House
Thurlow Street
London
SE17 2DG
12 November - 20 January 2022
Exhibition hours: Monday - Friday, 10.30-5pm
Artists: John Bunker, Olly Fathers, Jane Millar, Stephen Nelson, Stephen Palmer, Lex Shute, James Tailor.
Curated by Darren O'Brian
www.ascstudios.co.uk
ASC GALLERY EXHIBITION EXTENDED
In (Matters of the Soul)
PORTAL 256 is a Time Travel Agency
For your Time Travel Consultation book a slot through @portal_offices
23 September 2023
Secret location in Amsterdam
Artists: Ildiko Buckley, Favio Degen, Sophie Erland, Charlie Franklin, Pippa Gatty, Stephen Kent, Julius Lehniger, Marco Meiran, Lex Shute, Amy Stephens.
Curated by Ildiko Buckley
@portal_offices
PORTAL 256
Amsterdam
INFRONT OF F SPACE
Gertrudenstrasse 1
42105 Wuppertal
Germany
13 April - 25 May 2024
Special Event Finissage 25 May 2025
Artists: George Barber, Ildiko Buckley, Clare Burnett, Favio Degen, Charlie Franklin, Pippa Gatty, Klaus Kamptner, Marco Meiran, Ayumi Rahn, Lex Shute, Amy Stephens, Philip Topolovac.
Portal 1 opens with the power of the artworks within, displaying the future artefacts of now in a prospective excavation site.
Curated by Ildiko Buckley & Marco Meiran
@portal_offices
@infront_of_f_space
BELL HOUSE
Tipping Point: Shapers
Spaces & Curators
Downstairs -
Entrance Hall: Lucy Bainbridge
MacAndrew Room: Min Angel and Lucy Soni
Lutyens Room: Léonie Cronin
Thomas Wright Room: Kim Thornton
Upstairs -
Landing & Gowan Room: Sarah Sparkes and Jane Millar
Lucas Room: Monika Kita
The Tipping Point – Magical or Malevolent?
The tipping point can arrive seemingly out of the blue. It does not have to be the result of a spectacular event but is perhaps a slight change in the equilibrium that marks a new inclination, a new way forward. Or more dramatically it can literally be the last straw, a small but significant change leading to an irreversible future. This exhibition examines different kinds of tipping points, both minor and major, all leading to some kind of transformation. Themes explored include human behaviour, climate, metamorphoses and defining moments. The boundaries may be blurred and hard to recognise or individual and diverse. This multi-disciplinary approach will investigate different ideas of what is a tipping point and whether it is always bad.
Kim Thornton 2024
www.kimthornton.co.uk
INFRONT OF F SPACE
Portal 1
INFRONT OF F SPACE
Wuppertal, Germany
13 April - 25 May 2024
Special Event Finissage 25 May 2025
Artists: George Barber, Ildiko Buckley, Clare Burnett, Favio Degen, Charlie Franklin, Pippa Gatty, Klaus Kamptner, Marco Meiran, Ayumi Rahn, Lex Shute, Amy Stephens, Philip Topolovac.
Curated by Ildiko Buckley & Marco Meiran
@portal_offices
@infront_of_f_space Images: Marco Meiran
INFRONT OF F SPACE
Portal 1
BELL HOUSE
27 College Road
Dulwich
London
SE21 7BG
11 & 12 May, 18 & 19 May 2024
Private View 10 May 6-8pm
Exhibition hours: 11-6pm
Artists: Jonathan Callan, Chudamani Clowes, Sarah Doyle, Lydia Julien, Marq Kearey, David Leapman, Yair Meshoulam, Jane Millar, Stephen Nelson, Victoria Rance, Alke Schmidt, Lex Shute, Sarah Sparkes, Ania Tomaszewska-Nelson, Sara Trillo, Marianne Walker, Alice Wilson
Octavia Butler’s dystopian novel, ‘Parable of the Sower’, opens in 2024, when capitalism, wealth inequalities, repressive regimes and climate disintegration have led to a rapid and violent breakdown of society. The novel’s protagonist, 15 year old Lauren Oya Olamina, creates a new belief system, 'Earthseed', where the only lasting truth is change and where all the seeds of life may be transplanted and adapted to new situations and locations, ultimately, beyond Earth.
We are all entangled - humans, animals, plants, fungi, earth, water, fire, air – yet it seems that the human condition is to wait for tipping points, transformative catastrophes to precipitate urgent change and then, only as a means of return to an illusionary status quo.
Our artists explore a new awareness of change and exchange, a constant shifting of strange identities, the malleability of being, interspecies communication and the strength and vulnerability of community. We are imagining new ways to merge; ways to intelligently and sensually live in the flux of a perpetual tipping point.
Curated by Sarah Sparkes & Jane Millar
www.bellhouse.co.uk/artists-open-house-2024
@thetippingpoint_24
BELL HOUSE
27 College Road
Dulwich
London
SE21 7BG
11 & 12 May, 18 & 19 May 2024
Curators Tour Thursday 16 May, 7pm
Artists: Jonathan Callan, Chudamani Clowes, Sarah Doyle, Lydia Julien, Marq Kearey, David Leapman, Yair Meshoulam, Jane Millar, Stephen Nelson, Victoria Rance, Alke Schmidt, Lex Shute, Sarah Sparkes, Ania Tomaszewska-Nelson, Sara Trillo, Marianne Walker, Alice Wilson
Octavia Butler’s dystopian novel, ‘Parable of the Sower’, opens in 2024, when capitalism, wealth inequalities, repressive regimes and climate disintegration have led to a rapid and violent breakdown of society. The novel’s protagonist, 15 year old Lauren Oya Olamina, creates a new belief system, 'Earthseed', where the only lasting truth is change and where all the seeds of life may be transplanted and adapted to new situations and locations, ultimately, beyond Earth.
We are all entangled - humans, animals, plants, fungi, earth, water, fire, air – yet it seems that the human condition is to wait for tipping points, transformative catastrophes to precipitate urgent change and then, only as a means of return to an illusionary status quo.
Our artists explore a new awareness of change and exchange, a constant shifting of strange identities, the malleability of being, interspecies communication and the strength and vulnerability of community. We are imagining new ways to merge; ways to intelligently and sensually live in the flux of a perpetual tipping point.
Curated by Sarah Sparkes & Jane Millar
www.bellhouse.co.uk/artists-open-house-2024
@thetippingpoint_24
Installation: Lex Shute, Destroying Angel with Ocular Devices.
BELL HOUSE
Tipping Point: Shapers
BELL HOUSE
Tipping Point: Shapers
BELL HOUSE
27 College Road
Dulwich
London
SE21 7BG
11 & 12 May, 18 & 19 May 2024
Performance Sunday 12 May, 12 noon by Victoria Rance & Lydia Julien
Artists: Jonathan Callan, Chudamani Clowes, Sarah Doyle, Lydia Julien, Marq Kearey, David Leapman, Yair Meshoulam, Jane Millar, Stephen Nelson, Victoria Rance, Alke Schmidt, Lex Shute, Sarah Sparkes, Ania Tomaszewska-Nelson, Sara Trillo, Marianne Walker, Alice Wilson
Octavia Butler’s dystopian novel, ‘Parable of the Sower’, opens in 2024, when capitalism, wealth inequalities, repressive regimes and climate disintegration have led to a rapid and violent breakdown of society. The novel’s protagonist, 15 year old Lauren Oya Olamina, creates a new belief system, 'Earthseed', where the only lasting truth is change and where all the seeds of life may be transplanted and adapted to new situations and locations, ultimately, beyond Earth.
We are all entangled - humans, animals, plants, fungi, earth, water, fire, air – yet it seems that the human condition is to wait for tipping points, transformative catastrophes to precipitate urgent change and then, only as a means of return to an illusionary status quo.
Our artists explore a new awareness of change and exchange, a constant shifting of strange identities, the malleability of being, interspecies communication and the strength and vulnerability of community. We are imagining new ways to merge; ways to intelligently and sensually live in the flux of a perpetual tipping point.
Curated by Sarah Sparkes & Jane Millar
www.bellhouse.co.uk/artists-open-house-2024
@thetippingpoint_24
Installation: Lydia Julien performing with Victoria Rance.
SAFEHOUSE 1
Walk While You Have The Light
SAFEHOUSE 1
139 Copeland Road
Peckham
London
SE15 3SN
30 August - 1 September
Private View Friday 30 August, 5.30-8.30pm
Exhibition hours: 11am-5.30pm
Artists: Sharol Ahluwalia, Nat Brough, William GC Brown, Cas Campbell, Pavel Isupov, Raina Jung, Kyungseo Lee, Celia Mora, Sophia Pauley, Gabrielle Séguin, Lex Shute
We always need light to see and to be seen.
Walk While You Have The Light showcases paintings and sculptures that portray the illusions of light or slow down light with varying material translucencies.
No known existence besides the potential expansion of the universe can travel faster than light. Why is light the ultimate speed limit in physics and technology?
Like mirages in deserts, the illusions we create could never become light itself, but we are always striving to stay with it: Walk While You Have The Light.
Curated by Yanyi Chen, Gabrielle Séguin & Tim C Huang
Poster design: Ding Ling
SAFEHOUSE 1
Walk While You Have The Light
SAFEHOUSE 1
139 Copeland Road
Peckham
London
SE15 3SN
30 August - 1 September
Private View Friday 30 August, 5.30-8.30pm
Exhibition hours: 11am-5.30pm
Artists: Sharol Ahluwalia, Nat Brough, William GC Brown, Cas Campbell, Pavel Isupov, Raina Jung, Kyungseo Lee, Celia Mora, Sophia Pauley, Gabrielle Séguin, Lex Shute
We always need light to see and to be seen.
Walk While You Have The Light showcases paintings and sculptures that portray the illusions of light or slow down light with varying material translucencies.
No known existence besides the potential expansion of the universe can travel faster than light. Why is light the ultimate speed limit in physics and technology?
Like mirages in deserts, the illusions we create could never become light itself, but we are always striving to stay with it: Walk While You Have The Light.
Curated by Yanyi Chen, Gabrielle Séguin & Tim C Huang
Photography: Ziying Wang Poster design: Ding Ling
PROJECT 78
Shadders
PROJECT 78
78 Norman Road
St Leonards-on-Sea
East Sussex
TN38 0EJ
19 January - 1 February
Private View Friday 18 January, 6.30-9pm
Exhibition hours: Wednesday - Saturday 11am-5pm
Closing event: A book discussion on Saturday 1st February at 3pm
Artists: Andrew Ekins, Feral Practice, Jane Millar, Sara Trillo, Sinéid Codd, Marianne Walker, Sarah Sparkes, Julia Ellen Lancaster, Peter Hofer, Kim L Pace, Lex Shute
Shadders are the white nuclear shadows in the speculative future world of Russell Hoban's 1982 novel Ridley Walker.
Shadders, in the context of the work made by the artists coming together for this exhibition, are human traces of a forgotten event, representing a traumatic loss of environment, relationships, technologies and meaning. Buried memory and objects are disinterred to create new meanings, new translations, figures and mythology; a search for reconnection. This exhibition is not a direct interpretation of the book, but draws together artists whose work is connected with its place, mystery and materiality.
Curated by Jane Millar
www.project78gallery.com
Images: Alex Bratell
PROJECT 78
78 Norman Road
St Leonards-on-Sea
East Sussex
TN38 0EJ
19 January - 1 February
Private View Friday 18 January, 6.30-9pm
Exhibition hours: Wednesday - Saturday 11am-5pm
Closing event: A book discussion on Saturday 1st February at 3pm
Artists: Andrew Ekins, Feral Practice, Jane Millar, Sara Trillo, Sinéid Codd, Marianne Walker, Sarah Sparkes, Julia Ellen Lancaster, Peter Hofer, Kim L Pace, Lex Shute
Shadders are the white nuclear shadows in the speculative future world of Russell Hoban's 1982 novel Ridley Walker.
Shadders, in the context of the work made by the artists coming together for this exhibition, are human traces of a forgotten event, representing a traumatic loss of environment, relationships, technologies and meaning. Buried memory and objects are disinterred to create new meanings, new translations, figures and mythology; a search for reconnection. This exhibition is not a direct interpretation of the book, but draws together artists whose work is connected with its place, mystery and materiality.
Curated by Jane Millar
www.project78gallery.com
PROJECT 78
Shadders
OUTHOUSE GALLERY
Brunswick Park
London
SE5 7RH
11 April - 19 April
Private View Friday 11 April, 6-9pm
Exhibition hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday 12-6pm
Artists: Rose Squires, Gem Bryant, Hannah Billett, Sally Barton, Heidi Pearce, Flora Hunt, Beth Seeboo, Florence Sweeney, Winnie Hall, Celeste McEvoy, Sian Newlove-Drew, Molly Bonnell, Kitty Hall, Aine Osbourne, Imogen Denton, Ayse Kipre, Orla Carolin, Rosie McGinn, Jill Laudet, , Roseanne Connolly, Louise Hapton, Iona Elecfi, Ella Merriman, Kazz Hollick, Lex Shute, Charlotte Dawson, Georgia Salmond, Charlotte Grocutt, Babetter Whiting, Joanna Bolton, Cora Sehgal Cuthbert, Mimi Lanfranchi, Sophie Bond, Rachel Mortlock, Olivia Mundy, Kornelia Plasewicz, Isabel Jones, Sarah Tuk, Louise Gaubert, Shauna Cribbin, Yasmin Brennan, Poppy Frean, Helen Grant, Caitlin Hazell, Joanna Wierzbicka, I. Mills, Stefania Zocco, Briony Maeve, Laura Higgins, India Stanbra, Laura Porter, Alice Browne, Sarah Karen Savannah, Du Quercy, Cecily Loveys Jervoise, Daniela Philips, Maisie Maris, Aimee Lyon, Iza Nez, Maddy Buttling, Iris McConnell, Grace Clifford, Bella Probyn
3D Women presents an exhibition exploring interconnectedness through an open call, inviting women and non-binary artists to create artworks within a set scale to symbolise the power of community. Each artwork becomes a unique ‘link in the chain’, embodying the diversity and strength of individual voices within a collective. Through diverse materials and forms, each sculpture embodies mutual support, while the unified structure reveals how individuality and solidarity coexist. This exhibition celebrates the importance of interconnectedness.
Curated by Winnie Hall & Celeste McEvoy
www.outhousegallery.com
@3Dwomenplatform
Poster design: Phoebe Manley
OUTHOUSE GALLERY
A Hundredth Link in a Chain
OUTHOUSE GALLERY
Brunswick Park
London
SE5 7RH
11 April - 19 April
Private View Friday 11 April, 6-9pm
Exhibition hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday 12-6pm
Artists: Rose Squires, Gem Bryant, Hannah Billett, Sally Barton, Heidi Pearce, Flora Hunt, Beth Seeboo, Florence Sweeney, Winnie Hall, Celeste McEvoy, Sian Newlove-Drew, Molly Bonnell, Kitty Hall, Aine Osbourne, Imogen Denton, Ayse Kipre, Orla Carolin, Rosie McGinn, Jill Laudet, , Roseanne Connolly, Louise Hapton, Iona Elecfi, Ella Merriman, Kazz Hollick, Lex Shute, Charlotte Dawson, Georgia Salmond, Charlotte Grocutt, Babetter Whiting, Joanna Bolton, Cora Sehgal Cuthbert, Mimi Lanfranchi, Sophie Bond, Rachel Mortlock, Olivia Mundy, Kornelia Plasewicz, Isabel Jones, Sarah Tuk, Louise Gaubert, Shauna Cribbin, Yasmin Brennan, Poppy Frean, Helen Grant, Caitlin Hazell, Joanna Wierzbicka, I. Mills, Stefania Zocco, Briony Maeve, Laura Higgins, India Stanbra, Laura Porter, Alice Browne, Sarah Karen Savannah, Du Quercy, Cecily Loveys Jervoise, Daniela Philips, Maisie Maris, Aimee Lyon, Iza Nez, Maddy Buttling, Iris McConnell, Grace Clifford, Bella Probyn
3D Women presents an exhibition exploring interconnectedness through an open call, inviting women and non-binary artists to create artworks within a set scale to symbolise the power of community. Each artwork becomes a unique ‘link in the chain’, embodying the diversity and strength of individual voices within a collective. Through diverse materials and forms, each sculpture embodies mutual support, while the unified structure reveals how individuality and solidarity coexist. This exhibition celebrates the importance of interconnectedness.
Curated by Winnie Hall & Celeste McEvoy
www.outhousegallery.com
@3Dwomenplatform
Poster design: Phoebe Manley
OUTHOUSE GALLERY
A Hundredth Link in a Chain
UNIT 1 GALLERY
1 Bard Road
London
W10 6TP
20 June - 20 July
Private View Thursday 19 June, 6-9pm
Exhibition hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11am-5pm
Artists: Lizzie Thurman, Georgia Peskett, Claire Cansick, Jane Andrews, John Blythe, Day Bowman, Liz Elton, Oliver Ho, Sam Hodge, Sandra Lane, Kenny Phillips, Sue Ridge, Vanessa Brassey, Trevor Burgess, Julia Clarke, Suzanne Cole, Holland Cunningham, Tracey Downing, Derval Freeman, Srabani Ghosh, Ky Lewis, Lucy Merriman, Viv Owen, Eve Pettitt, Pascal Rousson, Alice Sheppard Fidler, Alison Stirling, Marcia Teusink, Karen Thomas, Edit Toaso, Claude Vergez, Marianne Walker, Trevor Attwood, Helen Barff, Ronn Beattie, Sandra Beccarelli, Sarah Bold, Yann Brien, Lucy Bristow, Jane Corbett, Shona Davies, Susanne du Toit, Juliet Duckworth, Demeter Dykes, Jillian Eldridge, Anne Goldrick, Nigel Grimmer, Anna Harding, Tracy Harper, Maureen Jordan, Amanda Kathrens Mayne Wellstead, Joe Madeira, Jim McLean, Elise Mendelle, Zelga Miller, Jim Naughten, June Nelson, Nicky O’Donnell, Ian Parker, Rafael Pedrosa-Dorado, Henry Perks, Deborah Porter, Daniel Preece, Amy Robson, Marie-Therese Ross, Sally Rumball, Jeremy Scott, Sarah Seymour, Lex Shute, Miguel Sopena, Sarah Strachan, Amanda Sumpter, Maaike Takens, Elaine Turnbull, Carolyn whittaker, Kate Williams, Clare Wilson, Reed Wilson, Andrew Wright, Carol Wyss, Samantha Cary, Philip Cope, Brooke Fitzsimons, Ivilina Kouneva, Sinéad Aldridge, Gzillion Artist, Gillian Brent, Shirley Copperwhite, Christina Dobbs, Robert Fitzmaurice, Justine Formentelli, Janey Hagger, Julia Hall, Karyn Johnstone, Linda Khatri, Anne Leigniel, Paula MacArthur, Tahira Mandarino, Heather McAteer, Sophie Meyer, Victoria Snazell, Hanna ten Doornkaat, Emily Tracy, Rebecca Tucker.
Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop is thrilled to announce its upcoming exhibition, “100/50”, a dynamic showcase celebrating the resilience, dedication, and long-term perseverance of artists over 50.
The “100/50” exhibition will feature an inspiring selection of works from artists that are often overlooked and are often emerging talent, often those of who have not only honed their skills but have also navigated the challenging landscape of the art world with unwavering determination. This exhibition seeks to honour those who have consistently pushed forward, demonstrating that true artistic success is a marathon, not a sprint.
Curated by Stacie McCormick
www.unit1gallery-workshop.com
@unit1galleryworkshop
UNIT 1 GALLERY
100 / 50