ORGAN: Cultivate presents (Far from the) Turmoil, an on-line art exhibition…

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It is all rather simple, an art exhibition, a group show, a slide show, some art, some artists invited, an on-line art exhibition, and down at the bottom, those oh so vital links. These on-line group shows aren’t a response to the current virus-avoiding lockdown we find ourselves enduring right now, they’re not meant as an alternative while we can’t hold physical gallery shows, they’re something that fits in alongside everything else we do as Cultivate. (Far from the) Turmoil then, a simple gathering of artists and an art show curated once more by Cultivate founders Sean Worrall and Emma Harvey, an invitation extended to a fellow artist or two to come join us and to be part of an on-line art exhibition. Hopefully you will find some art or an artist that excites you enough to go to those links down there and find out more, it is all about those links. (sw, May 2020)

Welcome then, welcome to the 8th Cultivate on-line show, 155th artist-led exhibition or event from Cultivate.

Do please click on an image to enlarge it and to run the slide show, it works best if you treat it as a slide show.

1: (Far from the) Turmoil – May 2020, brought t oyou by Cultivate Gallery.

2: BEN FENTON – OBLIVION (THE OBSERVER BUILDING), 2019, Oil on canvas, 60cm x 97cm

3: BEN FENTON – I’M SO SORRY (THE OBSERVER BUILDING, 2019, Oil on canvas, 60cm x 60cm

4: BEN FENTON – THE AGONY OF HOPE (THE OBSERVER BUILDING), 2019, Oil on canvas, 60cm x 60cm

5: BEN FENTON – I WAS ONLY A FISHING SMACK (THE OBSERVER BUILDING), 2019 Oil on canvas, 50cm x 70cm

6: BEN FENTON – YOU DO NOT WANT ANY PART OF THIS (THE OBSERVER BUILDING), 2019, Oil on canvas 40cm x 50cm

7: ALLY ZLATAR – I Could Be Anything In The World, But I Wanted To Be His – Acrylic on paper, 6″x 4″

8: ALLY ZLATAR – Exploration X1- acrylic on Canvas (2019)

9: ALLY ZLATAR – Over The Hedge – acrylic on Paper, 6″x 4″ (2016)

10: GARETH BUNTING – Lost Connection – ink on paper

11: GARETH BUNTING – Dermatillomania series, ink on scrunched up tracing paper. 2020

12: GARETH BUNTING – The Simulacrum unfolds – 150x170cm, ink on paper, 2019

19: FRED FABRE – Rouge – oil on canvas, 70×100 cm, (2019)

20: FRED FABRE – Anchoress, oil on canvas, 100x70cm (2019)

21: FRED FABRE – Final Party – oil on canvas, 100x70cm (2019)

21a: VALERIYA VAKUTINA – Oil on Canvas, 20x20cm (2020)

21b: VALERIYA VAKUTINA – Oil on Canvas, 20x20cm (2020)

21c: VALERIYA VAKUTINA – Oil on Canvas, 20x20cm (2020)

22: SEAN WORRALL – Reality? – Acrylic on canvas, 20x20cm (May 2020)

23: SEAN WORRALL – Marigolds – Acrylic on found plywood, 38 x 40cm (June 2018)

24: SEAN WORRALL – The Luck of a Thousand Stars – Acrylic, brushwork, spray paint, marker pen, gloss varnish – 55cm x 75cm, (March 2018)

25: SEAN WORRALL – Leaves – Acrylic, sprat paint on round recycled wood, art drop pieces ready to be left on out on the street (2018)

26: SEAN WORRALL – Herb Robert – acrylic on found plywood, 47cm x 45cm (May 2018)

27:SEAN WORRALL – Found it at The Welfare Store (2018) – Acrylic, spray paint, brushwork, gloss varnish on found canvas (125cm x 90cm).

28: IOANA ELECFI – The Icon, (2018), acrylic on canvas, 100x120cm

29: IOANA ELECFI – Mad Man, (2018), acrylic on canvas, 60x75cm

30: IOANA ELECFI – King of Hearts, (2018), acrylic on canvas, 60x75cm

31: IOANA ELECFI – Night In The Village, (2020), acrylic, collage on canvas, 120x100cm

32: IOANA ELECFI – Choice, (2018), acrylic on canvas, 120x100cm

33: IOANA ELECFI – You, (2019), acrylic on canvas, 120x100cm

34: JAIRO ZALDUA / NICOLA JANE GREEN – Imaginary Friends during isolation – (May 2020), a collaboration with Elin Doyle, Jasmine Kahlia and Tobias de Zaldua.

35: JAIRO ZALDUA / NICOLA JANE GREEN – Imaginary Friends during isolation – (April 2020), a collaboration with Elin Doyle, Jasmine Kahlia and Tobias de Zaldua

36: JAIRO ZALDUA / NICOLA JANE GREEN – Imaginary Friends during isolation – (April 2020), a collaboration with Elin Doyle, Jasmine Kahlia and Tobias de Zaldua.

37: JAIRO ZALDUA / NICOLA JANE GREEN – Imaginary Friends during isolation- (April 2020), a collaboration with Elin Doyle, Jasmine Kahlia and Tobias de Zaldua.

38: JAIRO ZALDUA / NICOLA JANE GREEN – Imaginary Friends during isolation- (April 2020), a collaboration with Elin Doyle, Jasmine Kahlia and Tobias de Zaldua

39: JAN ANSELL – Robert and Annie Wilson – Mixed media on Calico, 20x20cm

40: JAN ANSELL – Maud Lambert – Mixed media on Calico, 20x20cm

41:JAN ANSELL – Bill Lashly – Mixed media on Calico, 20x20cm

42: JAN ANSELL – Violet Heming – Mixed media on Calico, 20x20cm

43: MARBLEU – Coquetterie Posthume – Mixed media, instillation.

44: MARBLEU – Contrat d – Mixed media, instillation.

45: MARBLEU – Piece d – Mixed media, instillation

46: MARBLEU – Tyrannie du Necessaire – – Mixed media, instillation

47: MIA-JANE HARRIS – ‘Want her til you’ve got her. The pleasure & the problem.’ (2020)

48: MIA-JANE HARRIS – ‘Porcelain Plague III’ (2020)

49: MIA-JANE HARRIS – Captivity (2020) – tissue/blood/watered-pva on paper, 4×5″

50: MICHELLE RINOW – Transforming Touch II – Instillation Textiles

51: MICHELLE RINOW – Transforming Touch I – Instillation Textiles

52: PAUL SAKOILSKY – The Blonde Bomb – The Dark Times (Lockdown Series). Acrylic on newspaper

53: PAUL SAKOILSKY – ‘Flower pot 5’ – Oil on canvas

54: PAUL SAKOILSKY – ‘Out of Space’ – The Dark Times (Lockdown Series). Acrylic on newspaper

55: PAUL SAKOILSKY – ‘Don’t fall ill’ – – The Dark Times (Lockdown Series). Acrylic on newspaper

56: PETER A LEIGH – Test (2) – Painting / installation (2020)

57: PETER A LEIGH – ‘Visible Camouflage’ (2020) – Wood, acrylic paint, tape

58: PETER A LEIGH – Version of Dazzle – Painting / installation (2020)

59: PETER A LEIGH – Test (3) – Painting / installation (2020)

60: PETER A LEIGH – Painting / installation (2020)

61: PETER A LEIGH – Dazzle Cube – Painting / installation (2020)

62: PETER A LEIGH – Camouflage as ambiguity – Painting / installation (2020)

65: AMANDA CHILDS – Canola (2020). ⁣⁣⁣⁣Acrylic, charcoal pencil & collaged canvas on canvas

66: AMANDA CHILDS – Mountain of Courage, 2020.⁣⁣⁣ Acrylic on acid free canvas.⁣⁣⁣ 50.8 x 50.8cm, 3.6cm

67: AMANDA CHILDS – Lilac, 2020. Acrylic on acid-free canvas 40.6 x 30.5cm, 1.8cm⠀

68: AMANDA CHILDS – Untitled – Mixed media on canvas 8″x8″

69: AMANDA CHILDS – Into the Depths, 2020, Acrylic on canvas.⁣⁣⁣, 20.3 x 20.3 x 1.8cm.⁣⁣⁣

70: GLISKA – The Act of Penetration 2, Triptych, 73x103cm + 56x113cm + 73x103cm, acrylic on re-used wooden panels and unprimed fabric, 2020

71: GLISKA – The Act of Penetration 3, 50x60cm, acrylic on plastic panel (found object), fabric, aluminium tape, 2020

72: GLISKA – I’m Silberwald, Diptych, 80x120cm, acrylic on re-used wooden panel, 2019

73: GLISKA – not named, 48x105cm, acrylic on packaging cardboard, plastic net, 2019

74: GLISKA – The People Yet To Come, triptychon, 32x60cm + 30x60cm + 35x60cm, acrylic on wood panel (partly re-used), tape, packaging film, 2019

78: BETH J ROSS – A painting leaning against a red wall – Acrylic and emulsion on canvas

79: BETH J ROSS – Untitled – Acrylic and emulsion on canvas

80: BETH J ROSS – Wide open, tight shut. Acrylic on canvas. 60cm x 45cm.

81: BETH J ROSS – Beach views – Acrylic and emulsion on canvas

82: TONY BERKMAN – “Spirit of Lockdown #2” (May 2020) – acrylic on canvas, 24x30cm

83: TONY BERKMAN – “Spirit of Lockdown #1” (May 2020) – acrylic on canvas, 24x30cm

84: DAVID IAN BUCKLEY – Threads – video still.

85: DEVI SEETHARAM – Untitled – Acrylic on Canvas, 75 x 50cm

86: DEVI SEETHARAM – Jasmine (Pitchi), Acrylic on Canvas, 90 x 90cm

87: DEVI SEETHARAM – Kanikonna (Indian Laburnum) II |- Acrylic on Canvas,112 x 167cm

88: DEVI SEETHARAM – Indian Laburnum – Acrylic on Canvas, 120 x 90cm

89: DEVI SEETHARAM – Lucky Red Seeds of the Coralwood – Acrylic on Canvas, 60 x 120cm

90: DEVI SEETHARAM – Prayer Beads – Acrylic on Canvas – 75 x 100cm

91: DEVI SEETHARAM – Pookkaran (Temple Flower Vendors) – Acrylic on Canvas, 24 x 20 inches

92: LAYA NAVARO – Yellow Sofa – oil on canvas, 200x180cm

93: LAYA NAVARO – Almost Bacon – oil on canvas,110x130cm

94: LAYA NAVARO – No. 891 – oil on canvas, 220x180cm

96: KELLY WU – ‘Simple Harmonic Oscillators’ , Dynamic Sculpture

97: KELLY WU – ‘Simple Harmonic Oscillators’ , Dynamic Sculpture

100: HANNAH ANDREWS – sculpture / installation

101: HANNAH ANDREWS – sculpture / installation

102: HANNAH ANDREWS – sculpture / installation

103: HANNAH ANDREWS – sculpture / installationS

104: HANNAH ANDREWS – Egg Box (2019) Plastic packaging, calico, acrylic paint, newspaper, duct tape, masking tape, wooden board, duvet extract, staples

105: HANNAH ANDREWS – sculpture / installationS

116: SAM LEE – Evolvingly – Installation

117: SAM LEE – Evolvingly – Installation

118: SAM LEE – Evolvingly – Installation

119: TARYN O’REILLY – “Hell Hath No Fury”

120: TARYN O’REILLY – “Hell Hath No Fury”

121: TARYN O’REILLY – “Sedusa I” (video still)

121a: TARYN O’REILLY – “Prick”,(video still)

121b: TARYN O’REILLY – “Sedusa II” (video still)

122: TARYN O’REILLY – “I’ve had years to grow claws”,

124: TARYN O’REILLY – “Hell Hath No Fury”

126: TARYN O’REILLY – “Earthly Delights”

127: TIM GOFFE – ‘Memories of Certainty’ Oil on 8x8inch gesso-ed panel

128: TIM GOFFE ‘Memories of Certainty’ – ’8x8inches oil on gessoed panel

129: TIM GOFFE ‘Memories of Certainty’ – ’8x8inches oil on gessoed panel

130: TIM GOFFE – Memories of Certainty’ – ’8x8inches oil on gessoed panel

131: TIM GOFFE – Memories of Certainty’ – ’8x8inches oil on gessoed panel

132: TIM GOFFE – Memories of Certainty’ – ’8x8inches oil on gessoed panel

133: TIM GOFFE – Memories of Certainty’ – ’8x8inches oil on gessoed panel

134: EMMA HARVEY – ‘Open Your Mouth And Swallow The World’ a series of 7 oil paintings (2015)

135: EMMA HARVEY – ‘Open Your Mouth And Swallow The World’ a series of 7 oil paintings (2015)

137: EMMA HARVEY – ‘Open Your Mouth And Swallow The World’ a series of 7 oil paintings (2015)

138: EMMA HARVEY – ‘Open Your Mouth And Swallow The World’ a series of 7 oil paintings (2015)

139: EMMA HARVEY – ‘Open Your Mouth And Swallow The World’ a series of 7 oil paintings (2015)

140: EMMA HARVEY – ‘Open Your Mouth And Swallow The World’ a series of 7 oil paintings (2015)

141: EMMA HARVEY – ‘Open Your Mouth And Swallow The World’ a series of 7 oil paintings (2015)

142: EMMA HARVEY – ‘Open Your Mouth And Swallow The World’ a series of 7 oil paintings (2015)

143: EMMA HARVEY – ‘Open Your Mouth And Swallow The World’ a series of 7 oil paintings (2015)

144: EMMA HARVEY – ‘Open Your Mouth And Swallow The World’ a series of 7 oil paintings (2015)

145: EMMA HARVEY – ‘Open Your Mouth And Swallow The World’ a series of 7 oil paintings (2015)

147: STELLA CHRISTOFI – Untitled – oil on canvas

148: STELLA CHRISTOFI – Untitled – oil on canvas

149: STELLA CHRISTOFI – Untitled – Oil on canvas, 60x60cm, 2019

150: STELLA CHRISTOFI – The Shadow – Oil on canvas, 120 x 120cm, 2017

151: STELLA CHRISTOFI – Untitled – oil on canvas

152: STELLA CHRISTOFI – Untitled – oil on canvas

153: STELLA WHALLEY – A still from the performance video ‘on the right track’

154: STELLA WHALLEY – A still from the performance video ‘on the right track’

155: STELLA WHALLEY – An image from an installation called “Drop”

156: STELLA WHALLEY – An image from an installation of a seven metre high paper structure shown in Portugal (2017)

157: STELLA WHALLEY – An image from an installation of a seven metre high paper structure shown in Portugal (2017)

158: STUART JONES – West – Oil/mixed midia on canvas, 119 c 122 x 3.5cm

159: STUART JONES – Erebus, oil/spray paint on canvas, 180 x 120cm

160: STUART JONES – Flux – oil/spray paint on canvas, 244 x 92 x 5cm

161: STUART JONES – Anthropocene 2 – oil on canvas, 244 x 122 x 4.5cm

162: STUART JONES Urban 2 – oil on canvas, 182 x 122 x 3.5cm

163: RHIANNON LEWANDO – Sunlight on calico mould handles in the makeshift quarantine studio.(May 2020)

164: RHIANNON LEWANDO – Plaster work in progress. 85 x 35cm.

165: RHIANNON LEWANDO – Large plaster forms. These will eventually be cast in porcelain and joined to create double edged piecesO

166: RHIANNON LEWANDO – The Bodyguard’s Daughter – Porcelain, textile (2014)

167: RHIANNON LEWANDO – The Bodyguard’s Daughter – Porcelain, textile (2014)

168: RHIANNON LEWANDO – The Bodyguard’s Daughter – Porcelain, textile (2014)

169: RHIANNON LEWANDO – The Salient Dead – Earthenware (2015)

170: RHIANNON LEWANDO – The Salient Dead – Earthenware (2015)

171: RHIANNON LEWANDO – The Salient Dead – Earthenware (2015)

172: FERGUS HARE – Gathering – 60x80cm, acrylic on linen

173: FERGUS HARE – Mountain Lakes – acrylic on linen, 80x60cm

174: FERGUS HARE – Receiver, oil on linen, 14″x22″ (2019)

175: FERGUS HARE – Snowdon – oil on canvas, 76x101cm (2019)

176: FERGUS HARE- Solar System – Oil on linen, 14″x22″ (2019)

177: FERGUS HARE – Turbine – acrylic on paper, 100x60cm (2018)

178: LAURA ANDREWS – Explosion ‐ Oil on canvas ‐ 100cm x 70cm x 2cm

179: LAURA ANDREWS – Garden at Noon (1) ‐ Oil on canvas ‐ 61cm x 91cm x 2cm

180: LAURA ANDREWS – Spring Blossoms 2 ‐ Oil on anvas ‐ 61cm x 91cm x 1.5cm

181: LAURA ANDREWS – MIsty Morning at the Pond ‐ Oil on canvas ‐ 70cm x 70cm x 1.5cm

182: LAURA ANDREWS – Spring ‐ Oil on canvas ‐ 100cm x 70cm x 2cm

183: TWINKLE TROUGHTON – V1 Site, Black Edge nr Buxton. Missile Launched 24 12 44 – oil on paper 21x14cm, (2020)

184: TWINKLE TROUGHTON – Howden Moor, WW2 German Parachute Mine Crater, 21x15cm, oil on paper, (2020)

185: TWINKLE TROUGHTON – If Walls Could Talk II – 15x21cm oil on paper, (2020)

186: TWINKLE TROUGHTON – Solitude 1 – oil on paper, 15x21cm

187: TWINKLE TROUGHTON – Windows are the Eyes (das Mutterland) – oil on paper, 19x15cm (2019)

188: LIZ GRIFFITHS – Another back of a Poundland table mat – mixed media (May 2020)

189: LIZ GRIFFITHS – First four of a series of 16. Acrylic on plywood, 5 x 7 inches (May 2020)

190: LIZ GRIFFITHS – Acrylic on cotton fabric, approx size each 14 x18cm. (May 2020)

191: LIZ GRIFFITHS – Today’s drawing while indoor running (May 2020)

192: LIZ GRIFFITHS – Some new work, mixed media on plywood, 21 x 30cm (May 2020)

193: RUTH PHILO – A temporary arrangement with the sea 2, 30 x 40 cm, acrylic, gesso and wax on wooden panel

194: RUTH PHILO – A temporary arrangement with the sea 1, 30 x 40 cm, acrylic, gesso and wax on wooden panel,

195: RUTH PHILO – Resort I (20 x 20 cm) oil & wax on canvas

196: RUTH PHILO – A temporary arrangement with the sea – 6, 30 x 40 cm, acrylic, gesso and wax on wooden panel,

197: RUTH PHILO – Ultramarine, acrylic on canvas, 60x60cm

198: SEAN WORRALL – Margate skyline No.11 (Dreamland)” – April 2020 – acrylic on cardboard, 10cm x 15cm

199: SEAN WORRALL – Margate skyline No.12 (Dreamland)” – April 2020 – acrylic on cardboard, 10cm x 15cm

201: SEAN WORRALL – Margate skyline No.10 (The Turner Contemporary)” – April 2020 – acrylic on cardboard, 10cm x 15cm

202: SEAN WORRALL – “London Skyline – Bankside Power Station (The Tate Modern) No. 4 – April 2020 – acrylic on cardboard, 10cm x 15cm

LINKS TO THE ARTISTS, do please use those links now, that is the real point here, the pointing you in the direction of some artists…

CULTIVATE

ALLY ZLATAR
AMANDA CHILDS
ANA LIPPS
BEN FENTON
BETH J ROSS
DAVID IAN BUCKLEY
DEVI SEETHARAM
EMMA HARVEY
FERGUS HARE
FRED FABRE
GARETH BUNTING
GIRL SHIT
GLISKA
HANNAH ANDREWS
HELEN GRUNDY
IOANA ELECFI
JAIRO ZALDUA / NICOLA JANE GREEN
JAN ANSELL
KELLY WU
LAURA ANDREWS
LAYA NAVARO
LIZ GRIFFITHS
MARBLEU
MIA-JANE HARRIS
MICHELLE RINOW
PAUL SAKOILSKY
PETER A LEIGH
RHIANNON LEWANDO
RUTH PHILO
SAM LEE
SEAN WORRALL
STELLA CHRISTOFI
STELLA WHALLEY
STUART JONES
SUZIE PINDAR
TARYN O’REILLY
TIM GOFFE
TONY BERKMAN
TWINKLE TROUGHTON
VALERIYA VAKUTINA

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Burst in April? The Electric Art Car Boot Fair in May, and we can whisper that we just secured a… | CULTIVATE… Artists doing it our way

March 27, 2022 at 1:37 pm

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ORGAN PREVIEW: Burst, the latest monthly on-line art exhibition from Cultivate will open here on these pages this Tuesday evening, April 26th… | THE ORGAN

April 25, 2022 at 10:51 am

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