ORGAN THING: Cultivate presents #43Artists, an on-line art exhibition…
This #43Artists group show was never intended to be an alternative during the current virus-avoiding lockdown and the lack of physical gallery shows and white walls and open doors and the noise of opening night gatherings that we’re already missing, on line shows have always been viewed as an addition to what we do at…
This #43Artists group show was never intended to be an alternative during the current virus-avoiding lockdown and the lack of physical gallery shows and white walls and open doors and the noise of opening night gatherings that we’re already missing, on line shows have always been viewed as an addition to what we do at Cultivate, a side-serving if you will, a way to break out beyond London in terms of viewers, visitors and the artists invited to feature. #43Artists was something we were planning anyway.
#43Artists is the seventh on-line show from Cultivate and we think the 154th Cultivate show since that infamous Netll Market takeover here in East London back in the summer of 2011 that kicked it all off just before we opened that space in the middle of the very much missed Vyner Street (we think the number is something like 154 shows anyway, we might have missed on or two)..
This then is #43Artists, a carefully curated group show, there is no theme to #43Artists, the show is simply a case of Emma and I inviting some of our fellow artists or selecting (from the open call element of the show – open calls are an important part of what we do, new artistic blood must always flow, of the 41 invited artists, eight came in via an open call, the rest were by personal invite).
Please do try and view this on a proper sized computer screen rather than a tiny phone, please do use the links, and please do take care out there during these very strange times where it may feel a little trivial to be talking and sharing art, yet somehow it feels a little more important than it ever was – right now sharing positive creativity feels more important than ever, please do enjoy exploring the art, be well out there, take care and thank you. (sw).
Please click on an image to enlarge or to run the hopefully well “hung” slide show that should make you want to view it in the order it was put together
1: Cultivate presents #43ARTISTS, a group show curated by Sean Worrall and Emma Havey
2: AMY OLIVER – Smacker – Digital edit (model unknown) – transferred to 60x60cm canvas.
3: AMY OLIVER – Himatoma – Mannequin & digital edit – unique handmade print on 300gsm acid free paper & mounted on A3 5mm foam board
4: AMY OLIVER – Shut Up – Mannequin & digital edit printed onto 300gsm acid free paper for 30x30cm frame
5: SOFIA MARTINS GRAY – Wall Voice – Self-portrait, Polaroid.
6: SOFIA MARTINS GRAY – Of Metaphysics – self-portrait, Polaroid
7: SOFIA MARTINS GRAY – Self-portrait, Polaroid
8: SOFIA MARTINS GRAY – Self-portrait, Polaroid
9: SOFIA MARTINS GRAY – Corpse Concrete, self-portrait, Polaroid
10: DEB COVELL – Red Ribbon – Acrylic and Alkyd paint, 2017
11: DEB COVELL – Acrylic and Alkyd paint 2017
12: DEB COVELL – Acrylic and Alkyd paint
13: DEB COVELL – Acrylic and Alkyd paint
14: CALI REZO –
15: CALI REZO –
16: CALI REZO –
17: CALI REZO –
18: CALI REZO –
19: CALI REZO –
20: CALI REZO –
21: CALI REZO –
22: DEB COVELL – Acrylic and Alkyd paint
23: ZORAN CRNKOVIC – ‘Long Play America’, 2019 mixed media on canvas, 60″×30″ (150×75cm)
24: ZORAN CRNKOVIC – ‘Americana’, Acrylic on Canvas, 6×8 feet
25: ZORAN CRNKOVIC – ‘Americana’, Acrylic on Canvas, 6×8 feet
26: ZORAN CRNKOVIC – ‘Americana’, Acrylic on Canvas, 6×8 feet
27: ZORAN CRNKOVIC – “3,4,8”, acrylic on wood
28: ZORAN CRNKOVIC
29: ZORAN CRNKOVIC – “Auriverde”, Acrylic and aluminium on wood
30: ZORAN CRNKOVIC
31: AMY CROUCH – ‘Un-interrupted Circle’ 2018, Acrylic on canvas, 14.5 x 19 inches
32: AMY CROUCH – ‘Un-interrupted Circle’ 2018, Acrylic on canvas, 14.5 x 19 inches
33: AMY CROUCH – ‘Yellow over Pink’ 2018. Acrylic on canvas, 36 x 40 inches
34: AMY CROUCH – ‘Orange and Pink Interrupted Circles’, 2019. Acrylic on canvas, 51 x 47 inches.
35: AMY CROUCH – ‘Orange and Pink Interrupted Circles – Edit Three’, 2019. Acrylic on canvas, 51 x 47 inches
36: AMY CROUCH – Installation shot from Cultivate’s Nothing Is Square Pt. 2 group show at Shipton Street Gallery, East London, March 2020
37: AMY CROUCH – Installation shot from Cultivate’s Nothing Is Square Pt. 2 group show at Shipton Street Gallery, East London, March 2020
38: AMY CROUCH – Installation shot from Cultivate’s Nothing Is Square Pt. 2 group show at Shipton Street Gallery, East London, March 2020
39: EMMA HARVEY – Untitled 5 (2017) – 55cm
40: EMMA HARVEY – Installation shot, Cultivate at BSMT Space Gallery, London.
41: EMMA HARVEY – Untitled 2 (2016) – 55cm
42: EMMA HARVEY – Untitled 3 (2016) – 55cm
43: EMMA HARVEY – Untitled 12 (2018) – 55cm
44: EMMA HARVEY – Bikini kill No1 – oil on canvas, 20cm x 20cm, 2020
45: EMMA HARVEY – Bikini kill No2 – oil on canvas, 20cm x 20cm, 2020
46: EMMA HARVEY – Bikini kill – various canvas pieces, 20cm x 20cm, painted for the recent Cultivate group show Nothing is Square Pt2 – March 2020
47: EMMA HARVEY – Installation shot from Cultivate’s Nothing Is Square Pt. 2 group show at Shipton Street Gallery, East London, March 2020
48: SEAN WORRALL – “The Last Apple of The Year” (December 2019) – Acrylic on canvas, 20cm x 20cm
49: SEAN WORRALL – “An Apple That Didn’t Fall Out Of A West London Tree Until Autumn” (November 2019) – Acrylic on canvas, 20cm x 20cm
50: SEAN WORRALL – “The Camden Pomegranate” (June 2019), the ongoing matter of fruit, still life studies, quick paintings. Acrylic on canvas, 20 x 20cm
50a: SEAN WORRALL – “A Pear From Broadway Market (No. 2)” Feb 2020 – Acrylic on canvas, 20cm x 20cm
51: SEAN WORRALL – “An East London Apple No3” (May 2019) – The ongoing exploration of fruit, still life paintings. Acrylic on canvas, 20cm x 20cm.
52: SEAN WORRALL – “A leaf” – spray paint on found wood, Nomadic Community Gardens, Jan 2019
53: SEAN WORRALL – “Leaves” – spray paint on found wood, Nomadic Community Gardens, Jan 2019
54: SEAN WORRALL – “Leaves” – spray paint on found wood, Nomadic Community Gardens, Jan 2019
54a: SEAN WORRALL – #43Leaves – 6/43 September 2019 – A leaf painted on a found piece of wood and left hanging on a wall in London for someone to just take
54b: SEAN WORRALL – #43Leaves – 6/43 September 2019 – A leaf painted on a found piece of wood and left hanging on a wall in London for someone to just take
55: YULIA ROBINSON – Painting detail.
56: YULIA ROBINSON – Painting detail
57: YULIA ROBINSON – Gardens – Acrylic on canvas, 150x120cm
58: YULIA ROBINSON – Painting detail
59: YULIA ROBINSON
60: YULIA ROBINSON – Painting detail
61: YULIA ROBINSON – Painting detail
62: YULIA ROBINSON –
63: YULIA ROBINSON – Painting detail
64: JAMES JOHNSTON – “Party hat”.Acrylic and gold paste on 40cm x 30cm canvas
65: JAMES JOHNSTON – “Detention Centre”. Acrylic and gold paste on 76cm x 61cm canvas
66: JAMES JOHNSTON – ‘The Reading Room’. Acrylic on 70cm x 50cm canvas.
67: JAMES JOHNSTON – “Quarantine” – Acrylic on 80cm x 60cm canvas.
68: JAMES JOHNSTON – “Doctor with stick”.12″ x 8″. 2017. Gouache and pastel on paper.
69: JAMES JOHNSTON -‘The dumb room / self portrait as red monkey devil’,12″ x 16.5″. 2017. Pastel and gouache on paper.
70: JAMES JOHNSTON – “Empty chair. Lambeth North”, 12″ x 8″. 2017, pastel and gouache on paper.
71: JAMES JOHNSTON – ‘I opened my eyes, Joe. The night had been a giant, dribbling and pacing the boards.’. A larger painting RECENTLY included in a show CALLED: ‘Words that transform, vibrate and glow: 13 paintings inspired by the lyrics of Nick Cave’, that happened at Charlie Smith Gallery in London back in January 2020.
72: JANE DENMAN – “We Are All Crew”, acrylic on canvas, 76 x 56cm.
73: JANE DENMAN – “Social Media Dance”, acrylic on canvas, 76 x 56cm
74: JANE DENMAN – “The Influencer”, acrylic on canvas, 76 x 56cm
76: JANE DENMAN – “A Wallaby Turned Up in my Studio”, acrylic on canvas, 30 x 40cm
77: JANE DENMAN – – “If Not Now When”, acrylic on canvas, 76 x 56cm
78: JOHN GATHERCOLE – At Home With The Nobodies – Oil on canvas, 2020, 60 x 50cm
79: JOHN GATHERCOLE – In The Cold Light Of Decay, Oil on canvas, 2020, 60 x 50cm
80: JOHN GATHERCOLE – Lost In The Forest of Echoes, Oil on canvas, 2020, 60 x 50 cm
81: JOHN GATHERCOLE – Junos Big Day Out, Oil on canvas, 2020, 60 x 50 cm
62: KELLY SWEENEY – From the series “11 Small Works on Paper”. Mixed Series 2014 28x38cm.Acrylic and Collage on Fabriano Archival Paper
83: KELLY SWEENEY – From the series “11 Small Works on Paper”. Mixed Series 2014 28x38cm.Acrylic and Collage on Fabriano Archival Paper
84: KELLY SWEENEY – From the series “11 Small Works on Paper”. Mixed Series 2014 28x38cm.Acrylic and Collage on Fabriano Archival Paper
85: KELLY SWEENEY – From the series “11 Small Works on Paper”. Mixed Series 2014 28x38cm.Acrylic and Collage on Fabriano Archival Paper
86: KELLY SWEENEY – From the series “11 Small Works on Paper”. Mixed Series 2014 28x38cm.Acrylic and Collage on Fabriano Archival Paper
97: KELLY SWEENEY – From the series “11 Small Works on Paper”. Mixed Series 2014 28x38cm.Acrylic and Collage on Fabriano Archival Paper
88: KELLY SWEENEY – From the series “11 Small Works on Paper”. Mixed Series 2014 28x38cm.Acrylic and Collage on Fabriano Archival Paper
89: KELLY SWEENEY – From the series “11 Small Works on Paper”. Mixed Series 2014 28x38cm.Acrylic and Collage on Fabriano Archival Paper
91: MÁRTON NEMES – Ghosting Love 05 (He), 2019, Acrylic on canvas, mirror board, light reflective vinyl, laser cut plexiglass, carpaint, foamex pvc, wood, 162 x 122 cm
92: MÁRTON NEMES – Ghosting Love 05 (She), 2019, Acrylic on canvas, mirror board, light reflective vinyl, laser cut plexiglass, carpaint, foamex pvc, wood, 162 x 122 cm
93: MÁRTON NEMES – Ghosting Love 06 , 2019, Acrylic on canvas, mirror board, light reflective vinyl, laser cut plexiglass, carpaint, foamex pvc, wood, 70 x 48cm
94: MÁRTON NEMES – New Tomorrow 08, 2019, Acrylic on canvas, mirror board, light reflective vinyl, laser cut plexiglass, carpaint, foamex pvc, steel, wood, 130 x 90cm
95: MÁRTON NEMES – New Tomorrow 10, 2019, Acrylic on canvas, mirror board, light reflective vinyl, laser cut plexiglass, carpaint, foamex pvc, steel, wood, 130 x 90cm
96: MÁRTON NEMES – New Tomorrow 33, 2019, Acrylic on canvas, mirror board, light reflective vinyl, laser cut plexiglass, carpaint, foamex pvc, steel, wood, 130 x 90cm
97: MÁRTON NEMES – F.O.M.O. (Fear of Missing Out) 01, 2019, Acrylic on silk-screened paper, mirror board, light reflective vinyl, PVC foam board, car paint, and steel frame made by the artist, 134 x 94cm
98: MÁRTON NEMES – F.O.M.O. (Fear of Missing Out) 02, 2019, Acrylic on silk-screened paper, mirror board, light reflective vinyl, PVC foam board, car paint, and steel frame made by the artist, 134 x 94cm
99: ANDREW HORNETT: Ceiling (Cloud Storage) 2019 ongoing – plastic bottles, found objects
100: ANDREW HORNETT: Ceiling (Cloud Storage) 2019 ongoing – plastic bottles, found objects
101: ANDREW HORNETT: Rejuvenation 2018 – plastic bottles, plastic bags
102: ANDREW HORNETT: Rejuvenation 2018 – plastic bottles, plastic bags
106: ANA LIPPS – “No One(s) Time Is The Same – Interactive Installations
107: ANA LIPPS – “No One(s) Time Is The Same – Interactive Installations
108: ANA LIPPS – “No One(s) Time Is The Same – Interactive Installations
109: SUZIE PINDAR (aka The Naked Artist)
110: SUZIE PINDAR (aka The Naked Artist)
111: SUZIE PINDAR (aka The Naked Artist)
112: SUZIE PINDAR (aka The Naked Artist)
113: QUIET BRITISH ACCENT – ‘Is Art Ruining Money?’Pre-decimal pennies and enamel paint on canvas, 20cm x 20cm (2020).
114: QUIET BRITISH ACCENT – ‘Is Art Ruining Money?’Pre-decimal pennies and enamel paint on canvas, 20cm x 20cm detail (2020).
115: QUIET BRITISH ACCENT – ‘Installation shot, “Wish You Weren’t Here” at Elements Gallery, London, 2017
116: QUIET BRITISH ACCENT – ‘Installation shot, “Wish You Weren’t Here” at Elements Gallery, London, 2017
117: CHRISTINE CALOW – JAISALMER, Hand pulled silkscreen print, 50 x 50cm
118: CHRISTINE CALOW – INDIAN IMAGES NO.3. Hand pulled silkscreen print with collaged paper, 53 x 53cm
119: CHRISTINE CALOW – UDAIPUR NO.1, Printed and collaged paper, 31 x 33cm
120: CHRISTINE CALOW – INDIAN IMAGES NO.1. Hand pulled silkscreen print (unique) 53 x 53cm
121: CHRISTINE CALOW – PINK CITY, Printed and collaged paper, 44 x 46cm.
122: BEN FENTON – YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL (BOTTLE ALLEY. HASTINGS), 2020 – Watercolour and biro on cardboard
123: BEN FENTON – THE LAST PALE LIGHT IN THE WEST (BOTTLE ALLEY. HASTINGS), 2020, Oil on canvas
124: BEN FENTON – I SHALL LOVE YOU FROM A DISTANCE (THE OBSERVER BUILDING. HASTINGS), 2020, Watercolour and biro on cardboard
125: BEN FENTON – DEATH AND BEAUTY (THE HIGH LIGHT TOWER. DUNGENESS), 2019-2020, Oil on canvas
126: BEN FENTON – BLACK / NOT BLACK NO. 06 (NET SHEDS. HASTINGS), 2020, Oil on canvas
127: TIM GOFFE – Empty shop with sign removed, Oil on Panel, 24 x 20cm
128: TIM GOFFE – City Gas Station, Oil on Panel, 45 x 60cm
129: TIM GOFFE – Petrol Station Nocturne, Oil on Canvas 20 x 20cm
130: TIM GOFFE – Find it, love it, buy it.- Oil on Canvas, 65 x 85cm
131: HANNAH JEAN MOULDS – installation / sculpture
132: HANNAH JEAN MOULDS – installation / sculpture
133: HANNAH JEAN MOULDS – installation / sculpture
134: 131: HANNAH JEAN MOULDS – installation / sculpture
135: HANNAH JEAN MOULDS – installation / sculpture
136: HANNAH JEAN MOULDS – installation / sculpture
137: HANNAH JEAN MOULDS – installation / sculpture
138: ANA LIPPS – “Leaking Realities” – Outdoor Collaborative Installation with Minnow Carty. Door, Door Frame, Water Tank, 250 x 80 x 100 cm
139: ANA LIPPS – Interactive Installation
140: ROBERT C.GRAY – Thrives best in acidity’ at the 2019 Creekside Open
141: ROBERT C.GRAY – Thrives best in acidity’ at the 2019 Creekside Open
142: ROBERT C.GRAY – Thrives best in acidity’ at the 2019 Creekside Open
143: ROBERT C.GRAY – Thrives best in acidity’ at the 2019 Creekside Open
144: HELEN RAWLINS
145: HELEN RAWLINS – “Group” – Acrylic on paper, A3
146: HELEN RAWLINS – Group” – Acrylic on canvas, 20cm x 20cm
147: HELEN RAWLINS – Group” – Acrylic on canvas, 20cm x 20cm
148: HELEN RAWLINS – Group” – Acrylic on canvas, 20cm x 20cm
149: CATHERINE HALL – “My Sky 0,000,000,003” – Oil on canvas, 20cm x 20cm
150: CATHERINE HALL – “Your Sky; My Sky – Karen M’s sky”, 45cm x 65cm – oil on canvas
151: CATHERINE HALL – “My Sky 0,000,000,002” – Oil on canvas, 20cm x 20cm
152: CATHERINE HALL – “My Sky 0,000,000,005” – Oil on canvas, 20cm x 20cm
153: DEBORAH BUTLER – “Abersoch Beach”, oil on canvas, 60x60cm
154: DEBORAH BUTLER – “Coast Road”, oil on canvas 80x40cm
155: DEBORAH BUTLER – “Coastal Path”, oil on canvas, 30x30cm
156: DEBORAH BUTLER – “Townscape”, oil on canvas 120x80cm
157: DEBORAH BUTLER – “Woods”, oil on canvas, 30x30cm
158: TONY ANTROBUS – “Untitled”, Oil on canvas, 35 x 25cm
159: TONY ANTROBUS – “Untitled”, Oil on canvas, 50 x 40cm
160: TONY ANTROBUS – “Untitled”, Oil on canvas, 30 x 25cm
161: TONY ANTROBUS – “Untitled”, Oil on canvas, 60 x 50cm
162: TONY ANTROBUS – “Untitled”, Oil on canvas, 60 x 50cm
163: TOM OF BRIGHTON – Oil on board,
164: TOM OF BRIGHTON – Oil on board,
165: TOM OF BRIGHTON – “#52” – Oil on board,
166: TOM OF BRIGHTON – “#45” – Oil on board,
167: TOM OF BRIGHTON – “#29” – Oil on board, 40cm x 30cm
168: NECTARIOS STAMATOPOULOS – Abstract 002
169: NECTARIOS STAMATOPOULOS – Bias
170: NECTARIOS STAMATOPOULOS – Landmark
171: NECTARIOS STAMATOPOULOS – Visual Aids
172: PAUL SAKOILSKY – Psychomagikal
173: PAUL SAKOILSKY – The Dark Times
174: PAUL SAKOILSKY – The Dark Times
175: PAUL SAKOILSKY – The Good Times
176: PAUL SAKOILSKY – oil on canvas
177: GERALDINE SWAYNE – Fire Has its Own Weather (2020), enamel and acrylic on board, 90x120cm
199: KELDA STORM – “Not My Type” – Screenprint on canvas 20cm x 20cm
200: KELDA STORM – “Not My Type”
201: KELDA STORM – “Lips X #1”, Screenprint monoprint. 50×70 cm
202: KELDA STORM – “Lips X #2”, Screenprint monoprint. 50×70 cm
203: KELDA STORM – “Lips X #3”, Screenprint monoprint. 50×70 cm
204: KELDA STORM – Louise Brooks (pink), screenprint, Edition of 3, 50x70cm
205: KELDA STORM – “Stand There And Look Pretty” – Monoprint Series .(each print is individual)
206: KELLY SWEENEY – A still from one of her films
207: KELLY SWEENEY – A still from one of her films
208: SAL JONES – “Being A Man”, Oil on canvas, 40 x 40cm, 2020
210: SAL JONES – “Look Again”, Oil on canvas, 30 x 30cm, 2020
211: SAL JONES – “Modus Operandi”, Oil on canvas, 80 x 100cm. 2020
212: SAL JONES – “Open Up”, Oil on canvas, 40 x 56cm, 2019
213: MATT ATKINS – Gestural Variant 1, Acrylic and paper on canvas, 20x20cm
214: MATT ATKINS – Gestural Variant 2, Acrylic and paper on canvas, 20x20cm
215: MATT ATKINS – Internal Logic 1, Acrylic and paper on canvas, 20x20cm
216: MATT ATKINS – Internal Logic 2, Acrylic and paper on canvas, 20x20cm
217: MATT ATKINS – Internal Logic 3, Acrylic and paper on canvas, 20x20cm
218: MARY T.SPENCE – “Untitled” – acrylic and gesso on canvas (2018)
219: MARY T.SPENCE – ‘Homage’, acrylic and oil on paper, 38cm x 56cm (2017)
220: MARY T.SPENCE – ‘Homage’ (detail), acrylic and oil on paper, 38cm x 56cm (2017)
221: MARY T.SPENCE – ‘Homage’ (detail), acrylic and oil on paper, 38cm x 56cm (2017)
222: MARY T.SPENCE – No Quarter, acrylic, tissue and oil on canvas, 20cm x 20cm
223: MARY T.SPENCE – Bloom IV, oil on canvas, , 20cm x 20cm
224: MARY T.SPENCE –
225: AMY CROUCH
226: LAURA JAYNE LUNDY – Swings and Roundabouts, Oil On Canvas, (43x58cm)
227: LAURA JAYNE LUNDY – Somewhere, There’s Blue, Oil On Canvas (50x50cm)
228: LIZ GRIFFITHS – Shoreditch Park 1, Mixed media on plywood, 19.5 x 24cm
229: LIZ GRIFFITHS – Shoreditch Park 2, Mixed media on plywood, 19.5 x 24cm.
230: LIZ GRIFFITHS – Shoreditch Park 3, Mixed media on plywood, 19.5 x 24cm.
231: LIZ GRIFFITHS – Routemap(s), Mixed media on canvas, 20cm x 20cm (installation shot from Cultivate’s Nothing is Square Pt.2 ahow, East London, March 2020)
232: LIZ GRIFFITHS – Routemap(s), Mixed media on canvas, 20cm x 20cm (installation shot from Cultivate’s Nothing is Square Pt.2 ahow, East London, March 2020)
233: MUHAN JIANG – Sculpture installation shot.
234: MUHAN JIANG – Sculpture installation shot.
235: MUHAN JIANG – Sculpture installation shot.
236: MUHAN JIANG – Sculpture installation shot.
237: MUHAN JIANG – Sculpture installation shot.
238: MARKETA SENKYRIK – “I Like to CU Dance” Ink, mixed media on paper and wall, (2019-20)
239: MARKETA SENKYRIK – “I Like to CU Dance” Ink, mixed media on paper and wall, (2019-20)
240: MARKETA SENKYRIK – “I Like to CU Dance” Ink, mixed media on paper and wall, (2019-20)
241: MIA JANE HARRIS – Sculpture pieces at the recent Cultivate show “Insert (Title Here), East London, March 2020
242: MIA JANE HARRIS – Sculpture pieces at the recent Cultivate show “Insert (Title Here), East London, March 2020
243: MIA JANE HARRIS – Sculpture pieces at the recent Cultivate show “Insert (Title Here), East London, March 2020
244: MIA JANE HARRIS – Sculpture pieces at the recent Cultivate show “Insert (Title Here), East London, March 2020
245: MONSUR AWOTUNDE – “While it’s hot 1” (2018), Collage and Acrylic on Canvas, 48×44 inches
45 responses to “ORGAN THING: Cultivate presents #43Artists, an on-line art exhibition…”
Stuart Devoil.
Some beautiful work here. A really cool scene. I can’t wait to get involved when we move down (as soon as all this sh*t is over….). Thanks for putting on the show.
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[…] there was Why? / So Why Not Do It Again? / (And With Good) Reason / (Far From The) Turmoil / #43Artists / Attract Part Two / Intent (Part One) / Accidental / Something Blue / Something Black / […]
[…] there was Why? / So Why Not Do It Again? / (And With Good) Reason / (Far From The) Turmoil / #43Artists / Attract Part Two / Intent (Part One) / Accidental / Something Blue / Something Black / […]
[…] Following five on-line shows from Cultivate during this destructive Covid period starting with the #43Artists show back in April 2020, Self is another curated on-line show brought to you by Cultivate founders […]
[…] five on-line shows from Cultivate during this destructive Covid period that started with the #43Artists show back in April 2020, Self is another curated on-line show brought to you by Cultivate founders […]
[…] times around these parts. Indeed one year ago this very week he was featuring in Cultivate’s #43Artists show that is of course hosted on these pages. Good to see how things have progressed over the last three […]
[…] of positives so on we go. Next will be the ninth on-line show of the Covid period, the first one, #43Artists was something we were going to do well before the pandemic invaded our lives, we have been putting […]
[…] a month ,six very busy shows during a rather fractured 2021 and the eleventh since we opened the #43Artists show back at the start of this Covid-ravaged period. We had planned the #43Artists show anyway, we […]
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