ORGAN: Cultivate presents Why? An on-line art exhibition…

Why? Well it doesn’t really matter why, a fifth on-line exhibition of 2020, an art show brought to you by Cultivate. We haven’t been able to put on physical exhibitions since the Covid lockdown stuck in March of this year, so on-line it is for now, well probably on-line forever and hopefully alongside physical shows…

Why? Well it doesn’t really matter why, a fifth on-line exhibition of 2020, an art show brought to you by Cultivate. We haven’t been able to put on physical exhibitions since the Covid lockdown stuck in March of this year, so on-line it is for now, well probably on-line forever and hopefully alongside physical shows on fresh white walls where the art can really breathe and people can meet and dance around it once we get back to some kind of normal and open doors and physical art galleries again.  Why? A carefully curated art exhibition, a group show brought to you by Cultivate founders Sean Worrall and Emma Harvey – we’re artists first, artists doing it ourselves. We invited 41 of our fellow artists to join us for this 158th Cultivate show (we started Cultivate back in 2011), 43 artists, over 200 carefully selected images of pieces of art (along with the all important links so you can go find out more). No theme, no subject, just artists who are exciting us at the moment – some names familiar to Cultivate regulars, some artists new to us and joining us for the first time. You don’t need lots of words here, the art can do the talking. Why? Well why not? There’s probably more extensive notes down at the foot of this page, down beneath those vital vital links to the artist (do please use the links and go explore the artists, this show is a set of gateways, signposts). Here’s the art, I do hope you’re viewing on a decent sized screen, not some dreadfully small phone, the art deserves a decent screen, do run the slide show, do do do, enough with the words, this is why we do it, art excites, showing art excites, making art excites, interaction and engagement excites, finding new artists excites, that’s why… (sw)

Please do Click on an image to enlarge to to run the slide show, the links to the artists are down at the foot of the page

  • 2: MONSUR AWOTUNDE – Street Meals, Acrylic on Canvas, 40 x 30 in.

  • 3: MONSUR AWOTUNDE – The Flood
  • 4: MONSUR AWOTUNDE – Sometimes I wish, collage & house paint on paper, 38x30in
  • 5: MONSUR AWOTUNDE – Fantasy Peninsula, Acrylic on Canvas. 48×42 in.
  • 6: NICK GRINDROD – Measures in Place – 60x60cm, Acrylic on 18 birchwood ply panel
  • 7: NICK GRINDROD – Modern Love – Acrylic on canvas, 100 x100cm
  • 8: NICK GRINDROD – Origami for Beginners – Acrylic on MDF board, 40x30cm
  • 9: NICK GRINDROD –  Selective Memory – Acrylic on birchwood ply panel, 60x60cm
  • 10: NICK GRINDROD – Untitled – Acrylics on birchwood ply panel, 30x20cm
  • 11: BEN FENTON –  At The End of This Burning World (Bottle Alley) –  2020, Oil on canvas  76x122cm
  • 12: BEN FENTON – Revivication (The Observer Building) –  2020, Acrylic on board 185x365cm
  • 13: BEN FENTON – Something Good Is Coming (Dungeness Lighthouse) – 2018-2020, Oil on canvas  100x100cm
  • 14: BEN FENTON – Time There Was And Time There Will Be (High Light Tower, Dungeness) – 2020, Oil on canvas, 97x60cm
  • 15:  DAN BROUGHTON –  Scissor Section – Oil on wood panel, 60x60cm, 2020
  • 16:  DAN BROUGHTON –  Sling Rise – Oil on board, 60x60cm, 2020
  • 17:  DAN BROUGHTON – Assembly Journal – Oil on wood panel, 2020
  • 18: DAN BROUGHTON – Untitled – Acrylic On Canvas 100x100cm
  • 19:  DAN BROUGHTON –Parity Alloy – Acrylic on Canvas, 100x100cm, 2019
  • 20: DAY BOWMAN – Holiday Destination 3 – oil, charcoal and conte on canvas, 152x168x4cm
  • 21: DAY BOWMAN – Holiday Destination 2 – oil, charcoal and conte on canvas, 152x168x4cm
  • 22: IVAN SGHIRINZETTI – Madda0004 – 40x25x28cm
  • 23: IVAN SGHIRINZETTI – Madda0005
  • 24: IVAN SGHIRINZETTI – Madda0006 -36x22x26 cm
  • 25: IVAN SGHIRINZETTI – Madda0010
  • 26: IVAN SGHIRINZETTI – Madda0011
  • 27: JEREMY MORGAN- To a Different Time – 67x45cm, acrylic on joined panels
  • 28: JEREMY MORGAN – Archiver – 40x27cm, vintage ‘heritage’ house paint and acrylic on ply
  • 29: JEREMY MORGAN – Fabricator – 61x34cm, acrylic on ply
  • 30: JEREMY MORGAN – Joiner’s Arms – off-cuts, fragments and backsides of unfinished paintings to make something new and whole
  • 31: JEREMY MORGAN – Kaizen – 61x34cm, acrylic and ‘heritage’ house paint on cradled plywood
  • 32: JONATHAN ROELOFSE – Floresta IV – 150x120CM acrylic, ink on canvas, 2020
  • 33: JONATHAN ROELOFSE – Ivy Wall no.3 – Mixed acrylic, emulsion on canvas,  2.5m x 1.6m, September 2020
  • 34: JONATHAN ROELOFSE – at work…. rural mural
  • 35: JONATHAN ROELOFSE – Janela Blues – Acrylic, woodblock, assemblage, 60x90cm. August 2020
  • 36: JONATHAN ROELOFSE – at work, Sobreiro, Cork Oak mural, Biblioteca Municipal Padre Manuel Antunes, Sertã, Portugal
  • 37: JONATHAN ROELOFSE – (Rites of Spring 3G) Greenman Vs Doubleglazing – Woodburn, Acrylic on wood panel
  • 38: JONATHAN ROELOFSE – Skullii – Ink/acrylic on paper, 2019,  900cm x 2.1m
  • 39: DANIEL GARDINER – Sorry – “assemblage from found objects exploring different issues and emotions”.
  • 40: EMILY PERRY-MUSGRAVE –  Blank –  Digital collage
  • 41: EMILY PERRY-MUSGRAVE – Bang – Digital collage
  • 42: EMILY PERRY-MUSGRAVE – Butterfly – Digital collage
  • 43: EMILY PERRY-MUSGRAVE – Hedy – Digital collage
  • 44: CHANTAL MEZA – Obscure Beasts V – Mixed media on paper (coal, engraving ink, pastels, coffe, watercolour, pigments, glue)
  • 45: CHANTAL MEZA – Obscure Beasts X – Mixed media on paper (coal, engraving ink, pastels, coffe, watercolour, pigments, glue)
  • 46: CHANTAL MEZA – Obscure Beasts III – Mixed media on paper (coal, engraving ink, pastels, coffe, watercolour, pigments, glue)
  • 47: CHANTAL MEZA – Obscure Beasts XI – Mixed media on paper (coal, engraving ink, pastels, coffe, watercolour, pigments, glue)
  • 48: EMMA HARVEY –  Ache – 2014, oil on canvas, 24×30 inches
  • 49: EMMA HARVEY – Painted package, hand painted ribbon on an envelope
  • 50: EMMA HARVEY – A painting in progress, wrapped in red ribbon
  • 51: EMMA HARVEY – Untitled – oil on board, 55cm
  • 52: EMMA HARVEY – Work in progress – oil on board.
  • 53: EMMA HARVEY – Untitled – oil on board, 55cm (detail)
  • 54: EMMA HARVEY – Untitled – oil on board, 55cm
  • 55: EMMA HARVEY – Untitled – oil on board, 55cm
  • 56: EMMA HARVEY – Untitled – oil on board, 55cm
  • 57: EMMA HARVEY – Untitled – oil on board, 55cm
  • 58: EMMA HARVEY – Untitled – oil on board, 55cm (detail)
  • 59: EMMA HARVEY – Untitled – oil on board, 55cm
  • 60: EVA JOY LAWRENCE – Outside There Were Flowers
  • 61: EVA JOY LAWRENCE – Outside There Were Flowers
  • 62: EVA JOY LAWRENCE – Outside There Were Flowers
  • 63: EVA JOY LAWRENCE – Outside There Were Flowers
  • 64: EVA JOY LAWRENCE – Outside There Were Flowers
  • 65: EVA JOY LAWRENCE – Outside There Were Flowers
  • 66: FRANCES WILLOUGHBY – The Failure of Pretence
  • 67: FRANCES WILLOUGHBY – Woman House
  • 68: FRANCES WILLOUGHBY – Escaping The Pull
  • 69: FRANCESCA ALAIMO –  Food For Comfort – mixed media on paper print (oil, acrylics, wax)
  • 70: FRANCESCA ALAIMO – Memories & Relics – mixed media on paper print (oil, acrylics, wax)
  • 71: FRANCESCA ALAIMO – Rendevouz with You (In Memoriam) – mixed media on paper print (oil, acrylics, wax)
  • 72: FRANCESCA ALAIMO – Vigil – mixed media on paper print (oil, acrylics, wax)
  • 73: BECKY ATHERTON – The Harpy –  Acrylic on Canvas
  • 74: BECKY ATHERTON – Titania – Acrylic on Canvas
  • 75: BECKY ATHERTON – Valkyrie – Acrylic on Canvas
  • 76: TIM GOFFE – Tremendous Potential – 8×8 inches, oil on panel
  • 77: TIM GOFFE – No Stop Box –  oil on canvas, 70 x 80 cm
  • 78: TIM GOFFE – Blue Servo Drive By – Oil on panel, 25 x 50 cm
  • 79: TIM GOFFE – Lock Down Interior – Oil on canvas, 95 x 95 cm
  • 80: TIM GOFFE – Premium Coffee –
  • 81: TIM GOFFE – Terminus
  • 82: TIM GOFFE
  • 83: TIM GOFFE – The Colour of Certainty – Postbox 2, Oil on panel, 20 x 20 cm
  • 84: LIZ GRIFFITHS – Photo of an envelope with someone’s notes scribbled on it, and acrylic paint
  • 85: LIZ GRIFFITHS – Photo of pub table with paint and pen
  • 86: LIZ GRIFFITHS Still enjoying layers…
  • 87: LIZ GRIFFITHS – Three layers: wrecked wall, found diagram, paint and pen
  • 88: LIZ GRIFFITHS New work, acrylic on board, first of two.
  • 89: LIZ GRIFFITHS Painting over collage
  • 90: MADELEINE STRINDBERG – Why? – 60x40cm, mixed media on cartridge paper, 2020
  • 91: MADELEINE STRINDBERG – The Second Wave Is Here – mixed media on canvas, 50x50x4cm, 2020
  • 92: MADELEINE STRINDBERG – Double Indemnity – mixed media on canvas, 30x40x2cm, 2020
  • 93: MADELEINE STRINDBERG – It’s Bear! – 25x30x2cm, mixed media on canvas, 2020
  • 94: MADELEINE STRINDBERG – Corona Sea – 30x30x2cm, mixed media on canvas, 2020
  • 95: MADELEINE STRINDBERG – Can’t See You! – 40x50cm, mixed media on canvas, 2020
  • 96: MADELEINE STRINDBERG – Blue shoe – 35x30cm, oil on canvas, 2020
  • 97: MADELEINE STRINDBERG – Dichotomy – 30x35cm, oil on canvas, 2020
  • 98: MARK BURRELL – Hardly Visible Conflict – Found pattern, paper, acrylic and pencil on canvas and board, 91x61x3cm
  • 99: MARK BURRELL – Stuck –  Found book fragment, magazine cutting, paper and carbon copy line on watercolour paper, 37x27cm
  • 100: MARK BURRELL Worlds Remembered – Found scraps of canvas, velvet, acrylic and oil pastel on board, 46x31x4cm.
  • 101: MERRILL RAUCH   – Untitled – Found objects/wood/metal
  • 102: MERRILL RAUCH   – Untitled – Found objects/wood/metal
  • 103: MERRILL RAUCH   – Untitled – Found objects/wood/metal
  • 104: MERRILL RAUCH   – Untitled – Found objects/wood/metal
  • 105: MIA-JANE HARRIS – ‘Crash and Burn, the fire is so f*cking pretty’ – 2020
  • 106: MIA-JANE HARRIS – Creature Who Craves the Chaos – 2020
  • 107: MIA-JANE HARRIS – Creature Who Craves the Chaos – 2020
  • 108: PERDITA SINCLAIR – Blackhole Sundae –  Oil and spray paint on canvas, 100 x 80cm (2019)
  • 109: PERDITA SINCLAIR – Parsecs to Heaven – Oil on canvas, 80 x 60cm (2020)
  • 110: PERDITA SINCLAIR – Primordial Sundae – Oil on canvas, 100 x 80cm (2019)
  • 111: PERDITA SINCLAIR – Dreamtime Centrifuge – Oil on canvas 80 x 60cm (2020)
  • 112: PERDITA SINCLAIR – Subatomic Ripple –  Oil on canvas,  80 x 60cm (2020)
  • 113: GEORGINA THORNTON-PARR – Escape Plan – Acrylic on canvas, 55x55cm
  • 114: GEORGINA THORNTON-PARR –Meet Me in the Middle – Acrylic on canvas, 40x40cm
  • 115: GEORGINA THORNTON-PARR – The Space Between Us – Acrylic on canvas, 60x70cm
  • 116: SEAN WORRALL Paintings, stripes, detail…
  • 117: SEAN WORRALL Paintings, stripes, detail…
  • 118: SEAN WORRALL – Any Questions? (Sept 2020) Acrylic on canvas, 20x50cm
  • 119: SEAN WORRALL – Paint (Sept 2020) – Acrylic on deep edge canvas, 30x30x4cm
  • 120: SEAN WORRALL Paintings, stripes, detail…
  • 121: SEAN WORRALL – Untitled, Stripes No. 4 (Sept 2020) – Acrylic on canvas, 20x20cm
  • 122: SEAN WORRALL – Untitled, Stripes No. 6 (Sept 2020) – Acrylic on canvas, 60x60cm
  • 123: SEAN WORRALL – Untitled, Stripes No. 13 (Sept 2020) – Acrylic on canvas, 20x20cm
  • 124: SEAN WORRALL – Untitled, Stripes No. 14 (Sept 2020) – Acrylic on canvas, 20x20cm
  • 125: SEAN WORRALL – Untitled, Stripes No16 (8th Nov, election night 2020) – Acrylic on found recycled canvas, 45x65cm
  • 126: SEAN WORRALL – Ten:66 (Sleep?) – 15th Sept 2020, – Acrylic on canvas, 10x10cm
  • 127: HANNAH MALLABY
  • 128: HANNAH MALLABY
  • 129: JACK HUGHES – TaithIrTeulu – Oil on canvas
  • 130: JACK HUGHES – 25:04:1992 – Oil on canvas
  • 131: JACK HUGHES – Papa – Oil on canvas
  • 132: JAMES JOHNSTON – Giddy Up -Acrylic and gold paste on canvas, 61cm x 51cm
  • 133: JAMES JOHNSTON – Dress Rehearsal – Acrylic and gold paste on canvas, 50cm x 40cm
  • 134: JAMES JOHNSTON – I Could Sleep for a Thousand Years – Acrylic and gold paste on canvas, 76cm x 61cm.
  • 135: JAMES JOHNSTON – Another empty venue – Acrylic on canvas, 50cm x 40cm
  • 136: JAMES JOHNSTON – Party Hat – Acrylic and gold paste on canvas.40cm x 30cm
  • 137: JAMES JOHNSTON – Mirror Dog
  • 138: JAMES JOHNSTON – Storyteller
  • 139: JAMES JOHNSTON – Going home presents – Acrylic and gold paste on canvas,  60cm x 50cm
  • 140: JANE PICKERSGILL – Objects of Desire
  • 141: JANE PICKERSGILL – Objects of Desire
  • 142: JANE PICKERSGILL – Objects of Desire
  • 143: JANE PICKERSGILL – Objects of Desire
  • 144: JANE PICKERSGILL – Unspecified Abstract  – Paper ,card, acrylic paint, thread, photography
  • 145: SUZIE PINDAR
  • 146: SUZIE PINDAR
  • 147: SUZIE PINDAR
  • 148: SUZIE PINDAR
  • 149: SOFIA MARTINS GRAY – Self Portrait – Photography
  • 150: SOFIA MARTINS GRAY – Self Portrait – Photography
  • 151: SOFIA MARTINS GRAY – Self Portrait – Photography
  • 152: SOFIA MARTINS GRAY – Self Portrait – Photography
  • 153: SOFIA MARTINS GRAY – Self Portrait – Photography
  • 154: SOFIA MARTINS GRAY – Self Portrait – Photography
  • 155: SUSAN PLOVER – Temptation – collage, mixed media
  • 156: STEVE MURRAY – Headland – Acrylic on canvas
  • 157: STEVE MURRAY – Landscape – Acrylic on canvas
  • 158: STEVE MURRAY – Street – Acrylic on canvas
  • 159: STEVE MURRAY – Woodland – Acrylic on canvas
  • 160: JESS ALLEN – Tower of small boxes, study 5 – 46 x 38 cm, oil on panel
  • 161: JESS ALLEN – – The End of the Book – 30 x 35 cm, oil on panel
  • 162: JESS ALLEN – 5 Penguins   24 x 30 cm , oil on linen, laid on panel
  • 163: JESS ALLEN – Pile of 22 books – 61 x 51 cm, oil on panel
  • 164: JESS ALLEN – Pile of paperback books – 38 x 46 cm, oil on panel
  • 165: JESS ALLEN – Small Yellow Box study 1 – 38 x 46 cm, oil on panel
  • 166: JESS ALLEN – Tower of Small Boxes, Study 1 – 46 x 38 cm , oil on panel
  • 167: JESS ALLEN – 12 Paperbacks, study 2 – oil on paper, 41 x 31 cm
  • 168: KIRSTY HALL – Art Journal pages
  • 169: KIRSTY HALL – Art Journal pages
  • 170: KIRSTY HALL – Art Journal pages
  • 171: KIRSTY HALL – Art Journal pages
  • 172: ROSEMARY JANE CRONIN – – Cherry Bag X
  • 173: ROSEMARY JANE CRONIN – DIY Louboutins
  • 174: LIAM COLLINS – Oxo Rubk’s Cubism
  • 175: SHAHAR TUCHNER – BBQ Bicycles
  • 176: SHAHAR TUCHNER – Pot-split
  • 177: SHAHAR TUCHNER – – American Bonfire
  • 178: PETER A LEIGH
  • 179: PETER A LEIGH
  • 180: PETER A LEIGH
  • 181: PETER A LEIGH
  • 182: PETER A LEIGH
  • 183: PETER A LEIGH
  • 184: PETER A LEIGH
  • 185: PETER A LEIGH
  • 186: PETER A LEIGH
  • 187: PETER A LEIGH
  • 188: RACHELLE ALLEN-SHERWOOD – Seeing Through The Obvious – Ink, wash, pen and pencil, 42cm x 60cm
  • 189: RACHELLE ALLEN-SHERWOOD – Untitled  ink, chalk, pen on Chinese mulberry bark paper, 46cm x 67cm
  • 190: RACHELLE ALLEN-SHERWOOD – Untitled , Ink wash & pen, 42 x 60cm
  • 191: RACHELLE ALLEN-SHERWOOD – Mapping Dark Matter  ink wash pen  35 x 27cm
  • 192: RACHELLE ALLEN-SHERWOOD – Flotilla   ink pen wash biro  27 x 35cm
  • 193: RACHELLE ALLEN-SHERWOOD – Solidarity,  ink, paint & pen  35 x 27cm
  • 194: RACHELLE ALLEN-SHERWOOD – Rock Sprite – Sumi ink and resist on Japanese washi copy paper, 30cm x 21cm 
  • 195: RUTI SINGER – Dairy Cows 6 (Single File To Milking) – Ink, milk and acrylic on paper, 75x135cm (2019)
  • 196: RUTI SINGER – Dairy Cows 1 (Sacrifice) – Ink and acrylic on paper, 75x135cm, 2018
  • 197: RUTI SINGER – Tears of Milk (Untitled Cow#1, Cow#2, Cow#3, Cow#4)  – Mixed midia on Xuan paper – ink, milk, acrylic (4 panels of 95x200cn)
  • 198: SARAH FRANCIS – Their Body / Bodies –  wood and paint, 2020⁣
  • 199: SARAH FRANCIS – Untitled –  wood and paint, 2020⁣
  • 200: SARAH FRANCIS – The Panel –  wood and paint, 2020⁣
  • 201: SARAH FRANCIS – Made by Floor – wood and paint, 2020 ⁣
  • 202: SHAHAR TUCHNER – Seeded – Installation
  • 203: SHAHAR TUCHNER – Seeded – Installation
  • 204: SHAHAR TUCHNER – Seeded – Installation
  • 205: STUART JONES – Flow – Oil, spray paint on canvas, 244x122cm
  • 206: STUART JONES – Slide – Oil, Acrylic, spray paint on canvas, 275x92cm
  • 207: STUART JONES – Slip – Oil, spray paint, charcoal and ash on canvas, 233x140cm
  • 208: STUART JONES – Volcano – Oil, spray paint, gesso on canvas, 244x122cm
  • 209: SEAN WORRALL – –  Out Of Nowhere – Yet Another East London Pomegranate ( Nov 2020) – Acrylic on canvas, 60x75x4cm
  • 210: SEAN WORRALL –  Out Of Nowhere – Yet Another East London Pomegranate ( Nov 2020) – Acrylic on canvas, 60x75x4cm
  • 211: SEAN WORRALL – Ten:128 (Thought) – 16th November 2020 – Acrylic on canvas, 10x10cm
  • 212: SEAN WORRALL – Ten:126 (Might Be) – 14th November 2020 – Acrylic on canvas, 10x10cm
  • 213: SEAN WORRALL – Ten:127 (Conferences) – 15th November 2020 – Acrylic on canvas, 10x10cm
  • 214: SEAN WORRALL – Ten:113 (Ways Part) – 1st November 2020 – Acrylic on canvas, 10x10cm
  • 215: SEAN WORRALL –  Ten:101 (Given) – 20th October 2020 – Acrylic on canvas, 10x10cm
  • 216: SEAN WORRALL – Ten:96 (No Decision) – 15th October 2020 –Acrylic on canvas, 10x10cm
  • 217: SEAN WORRALL – Ten:79 (Purpose) – 28th September 2020 –Acrylic on canvas, 10x10cm
  • 218: SEAN WORRALL – Ten:100 (On Purpose) – 19th October 2020 –Acrylic on canvas, 10x10cm
  • 219: SEAN WORRALL Ten:130 (Emerge) – 18th November 2020 –Acrylic on canvas, 10x10cm
  • 220: SUSIE PINDAR – Why?
  • 221: CULTIVATE – “Play” (2015, East London)
  • 222: CULTIVATE – “Play” (2015, East London)
  • 223: CULTIVATE – Why? That was why… more soon

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 we hope you will go explore and connect with…

CULTIVATE

BECKY ATHERTON
BEN FENTON
CHANTAL MEZA
DAN BROUGHTON
DANIEL GARDINER
DAY BOWMAN
EMILY PERRY-MUSGRAVE
EMMA HARVEY
EVA JOY LAWRENCE
FRANCES WILLOUGHBY
FRANCESCA ALAIMO
GEORGINA THORNTON-PARR
HANNAH MALLABY
IVAN SGHIRNZETTI
JACK HUGHES
JAMES JOHNSTON
JANE PICKERSGILL
JEREMY MORGAN
JESS ALLEN
JONATHAN ROELOFSE
KIRSTY HALL
LIAM COLLINS
LIZ GRIFFITHS
MADELEINE STRINDBERG
MARK BURRELL
MERRILL RAUCH
MIA-JANE HARRIS
MONSUR AWOTUNDE
NICK GRINDROD
PERDITA SINCLAIR
PETER A LEIGH
RACHELLE ALLEN-SHERWOOD
ROSEMARY JANE CRONIN
RUTI SINGER
SARAH FRANCIS
SEAN WORRALL
SHAHAR TUCHNER
SOFIA MARTINS GRAY
STEVE MURRAY
STUART JONES
SUSAN PLOVER
SUZIE PINDAR
TIM GOFFE

And that was it, a fifth on-line show during these strange locked-down times.  A big big thanks to anyone and everyone who has visited the exhibition, a big big thanks to all involved in the show.

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  11. ORGAN THING: Monsur Awotunde and a solo show, Moving Entities, bold paintings, paintings with roots, exciting paintings, opening tonight… | THE ORGAN Avatar
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  12. Recent Cultivate regular Monsur Awotunde has a solo show opening tonight – bold paintings, paintings with roots, exciting paintings… | CULTIVATE… Artists doing it our way

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  15. And so the 21st Cultivate on-line show opened 24 hours ago, it does kind of feel like online shows is all we do now, but we really are working on other things behind the scenes here and… | CULTIVATE… Artists doing it our way

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