Cultivate presents Mixtape No.7 – an online art exhibition…
Welcome to Mixtape No.7, once again, just like last time, we’ll let the art do the walking and most of the talking first rather than clutter the top of the page with words or introductions. There are some thoughts down at the bottom of the page, under the actual art, along with those oh so…
Welcome to Mixtape No.7, once again, just like last time, we’ll let the art do the walking and most of the talking first rather than clutter the top of the page with words or introductions. There are some thoughts down at the bottom of the page, under the actual art, along with those oh so vital links. Please do scroll to the foot of the page for those all important links to all the artists. The links are the vital things once you’ve explored the art in this exhibition, these Mixtape shows are all about you finding something that makes you want to go to the artist’s websites and find out more…
Mixtape No.7 is the latest group show from Cultivate, once again curated by Cultivate founders Emma Harvey and Sean Worrall. Please do go explore, go find out more (and yes, there is a Spotify playlist again as well)
IMPORTANT: Please do click on an image to enlarge it and see each piece of art in full or to run the slide show and do please please please view it all on a decent sized monitor, something more respectful than just a damn phone for gawdsake, surely the art deserves more than just a tiny phone, it was put together with a decent computer screen in mind… Thank you
Mark Burrell – We Ran In The Streets – Mixed media on plywood board, 50x40x5cm (April 2024)Mark Burrell – Never That Simple – Mixed media paper, 50x35cm (April 2024)Mark Burrell – Dark Interior – Mixed media on paper, 50x35cm (April 2024)Mark Burrell – An Absent Shadow – Mixed media on canvas, 100x80x2cm (April 2024)Mark Burrell – Horizon – Acrylic monoprint and oil stick on paper and card, 30x21cm (Jan 2024)Mark Burrell – We Met Only Once – Paper and acrylic on found materials, 15x15x4cm (March 2024)Mark Burrell – Something And Nothing – Mixed media on cradled plywood board, 40x30x5cm (March 2024) Blackie Swart – Untitled no.19 – mixed materials on board, 25x25cm (2022)Blackie Swart – Untitled no.53 – mixed materials on board, 80x80cm (2023)Blackie Swart – Untitled no.80 – mixed materials on board, 120x120cm (2024)Blackie Swart – Untitled no.83 – mixed materials on board, 75x97cm (2024)Blackie Swart – Untitled no.85 – mixed materials on board, 100x100cm (2024)Blackie Swart – Untitled no.86 – mixed materials on board, 80x100cm (2024)Albert Tison – The Edge Of The World – Acrylic on canvas, 100x100cmAlbert Tison – Don’t Believe What You See – Acrylic on canvas, 100x100cmAlbert Tison – On The Other Side – Acrylic on canvas, 100x100cmAlbert Tison – Staring At The Sun – Acrylic on canvas, 100x100cmLiz GriffithsLiz GriffithsLiz GriffithsLiz GriffithsBen Kilburn – Tumblers – collaged card and painted card on paper, 60x45cm, 2024Ben Kilburn – untitled – acrylic collaged paper and card, 45x45cm, 2024Ben Kilburn – untitled – acrylic on collaged paper on board, 40x40cm, 2024Ben Kilburn – untitled – collage, 55x55cm, 2024Ben Kilburn – untitled – collage, 65x40cm, 2024Andree Adley – Pink Yellow Blue – acrylic on canvas, 20x20cmAndree Adley – Pink Blue Yellow – acrylic on canvas, 20x20cmAndree Adley – Thousand skulls eye – recycled material, 140x140cmAndree Adley/Sean Worrall – untitled – acrylic on canvas, 30x30cmBernadette LouiseBernadette LouiseBernadette LouiseBernadette LouiseChris BrandellChris BrandellChris BrandellChris BrandellEmma Harvey – untitled – oil painting on line print (2024)Emma Harvey – Ribbons (2024)Emma Harvey – Ribbon/Linoprint (2024)Emma Harvey – Untitled – oil on board, 55cm, black wallpaper, installation shotEmma Harvey – Untitled – oil on board, 55cm, black wallpaper, installation shotEmma Harvey – Untitled – oil on board, 55cm, black wallpaper, installation shotEmma Harvey – Untitled – oil on board, 55cm, black wallpaper, installation shotLust In PeaceLust In PeaceLust In PeaceLust In PeaceAgata CardosoAgata CardosoAgata CardosoAgata CardosoAgata CardosoAgata CardosoAndree AdleySean Worrall – Ten:1051 (And…) – Acrylic on canvas, 10x10x1cm, March 2024Sean Worrall – Ten:1053 (Cushioned) – Acrylic on canvas, 10x10x1cm, March 2024Sean Worrall – Ten:1054 (Turn…) – Acrylic on canvas, 10x10x1cm, March 2024Sean Worrall – Ten:1044 (Today) – Acrylic on canvas, 10x10x1cm, March 2024Sean Worrall – Ten:1059 (Clarify) – Acrylic on canvas, 10x10x1cm, April 2024Sean Worrall – Nearly – Acrylic on canvas, 20x20x1cm, Feb 2024Stephanie TelomereStephanie TelomereStephanie TelomereLith LiLith LiLith LiLith LiLith LiFrancesca Alaimo – Genderectomy, Love-in-Idleness (The Pansy)Francesca Alaimo – Genderectomy, Love-in-Idleness (The Pansy)Kika Sroka-Miller – Showering in the dark because the LED’s still broken – Oil on canvas, 90x75cmKika Sroka-Miller – Tired of knots tied up in knowing – Oil on canvas, 90x75cmKika Sroka-Miller – A soft word sunk in spit – Oil on canvas, 90x75cmElena (Elektra) Moga – Balloon experiments (2023) – Shaped Latex balloonsElena (Elektra) Moga – Balloon experiments (2023) – Shaped Latex balloonsElena (Elektra) Moga – Balloon experiments (2023) – Shaped Latex balloonsElena (Elektra) Moga – Balloon experiments (2023) – Shaped Latex balloonsElena (Elektra) Moga – Balloon experiments (2023) – Shaped Latex balloonsEdgington – Hell is still everywhereEdgington – Perhaps each closed door in fact makes the path clearerEdgington – Have somethingEdgington – NothingEdgington – Sleep Will Still Be The Ultimate Escape – Mixed media on canvas sheetEmily Hana – Changeling – Oil on sculptural wood (2022)Emily Hana – Faith and Pain – Oil on sculptural wood (2023)Emily Hana – Infinite Intimate – Oil on sculptural wood, 153x95x19cm (2024)Emily Hana – Pleasure in power – Oil on sculptural wood, 185x85x11cm (2023)Francesca Alaimo – Be Pop Alula, oil, mixed media on paper, 84x124cmFrancesca Alaimo – Salbe Riscatto – Mixed media on paper, 84×126 cmFrancesca Alaimo – Who Do You Think You Are?Yasmin Grant – ElsbethYasmin Grant – ZelpaYasmin Grant – The NileYasmin Grant – The Golden TearYasmin Grant – It’s Time…Yasmin Grant – GoldYasmin Grant – GoldYasmin Grant – The ArtistTom Cartmill – Circle on Fragment – ink on paper, on aluminium, 46x17x2cmTom Cartmill – 18 – pencil and ink on paper, 30x20cmTom Cartmill – Fragment from a Grid – ink on paper, on aluminium, 33x26x2cmTom Cartmill – 20 – ink on paper, 34x25cmTom CartmillTom CartmillTim Fawcett – Footage – Acrylic on canvas, 80x80cmTim Fawcett – High Grade – Acrylic on canvas, 80x80cmTim Fawcett – Safety Blanket – Acrylic on canvas, 76x76cmTim Fawcett – Troubled mind – Acrylic on canvas, 80x80cmTim Fawcett – Water falling over water – Acrylic on canvas, 80x80cmTim Fawcett – What would you say? – Acrylic on canvas, 91x121cmChristopher Tansey – Letter Painting 18.09.23 – Oil and acrylic on wood panel, 117x101cmChristopher Tansey – Letter Painting 05.09.23 – Oil and acrylic on wood panel, 117x101cmChristopher Tansey – Letter Painting 10.08.23 – Oil and acrylic on wood panel, 117x101cmChristopher Tansey – Letter Painting 29.08.23 – Oil and acrylic on wood panel, 117x101cmChristopher Tansey – Low (Study) – Oil and acrylic on board, 81x58cmChristopher Tansey – A Use – Oil and acrylic on wood, 24x61cmChristopher Tansey – Waiting – Oil and acrylic on board, 81x58cmClara Lemos – Dialogues with an introvert #13 – Acrylic, ink, thread on unprimed cotton canvas, 10×12”, 2024Clara Lemos – Dialogues with an introvert #2 – Acrylic, ink, marble dust, tape, pencil and charcoal on deep edge canvas, 10×10”, 2024Clara Lemos – Dialogues with an introvert #6 – Acrylic, ink on deep edge canvas, 12×12”, 2024Clara Lemos – Dialogues with an introvert #7 – Acrylic, ink and thread on unprimed cotton canvas, 10×12”, 2024Clara Lemos – Dialogues with an introvert #12 – Acrylic, ink, thread, pencil, china marker on unprimed cotton canvas, 10×12”, 2024Clara Lemos – Dialogues with an introvert #14 – Acrylic, ink, thread on unprimed cotton canvas, 12×16”, 2024Joan Pope/Temple Ov Saturn – Dawn of LifeJoan Pope/Temple Ov Saturn – Life ForceJoan Pope/Temple Ov Saturn – Into the voidJoan Pope/Temple Ov Saturn – Sensory BoundariesJoan Pope/Temple Ov Saturn – Gaia’s Mirror at NightKevin Hauff – Shell Spirits – Light-Ship – Acrylic on wood panelKevin Hauff – Shell Spirits – Pearl – Acrylic on wood panelKevin Hauff – Shell Spirits – Shape Shifter – Acrylic on wood panelMelinda Tidwell – Another Experiment With More Chaos – collage on paperMelinda Tidwell – Book – collage on paperMelinda Tidwell – Date Due – collage on paperMelinda Tidwell – Great Dialogues: What’s New?, collage on panelMikado Koko – The Dnays77Mikado Koko – The Dnays77Mikado Koko – The Dnays77Mikado Koko – The Dnays77Mikado Koko – The Dnays77Mikado Koko – The Dnays77Mikado Koko – The Dnays77Mikado Koko – The Dnays77Mikado Koko – The Dnays77Patricia Figueiredo – Sisterhood – 100 painted cubes with collaged glossy paper figures (each cube 5cm)Patricia Figueiredo – Sisterhood – 100 painted cubes with collaged glossy paper figures (each cube 5cm)Patricia Figueiredo – Sisterhood – 100 painted cubes with collaged glossy paper figures (each cube 5cm)Patricia Figueiredo – Sisterhood – 100 painted cubes with collaged glossy paper figures (each cube 5cm)Patricia Figueiredo – Sisterhood – 100 painted cubes with collaged glossy paper figures (each cube 5cm)Patricia Figueiredo – Sisterhood – 100 painted cubes with collaged glossy paper figures (each cube 5cm)Tim Goffe – Bin of The Day – Oil on panel, 20x20cm (2024)Tim Goffe – Bin of The Day – Oil on panel, 20x20cm (2024)Tim Goffe – Bin of The Day – Oil on panel, 20x20cm (2024)Tim Goffe – Bin of The Day – Oil on panel, 20x20cm (2024)Tim Goffe – Bin of The Day – Oil on panel, 20x20cm (2024)Rebekah Dean – A5 drawing on cotton rag khadi paper, blue cotton thread, matt acrylic paint medium. Unpicked seams of a man’s suit.Rebekah Dean – Feral BoysRebekah Dean – Drawings, Game Care series of artworks, created from a deconstructed man’s suitRebekah Dean – Drawings, Game Care series of artworks, created from a deconstructed man’s suitRebekah Dean – Slowly, slowly, finding a way through…Rebekah Dean – Two A1 drawings on cotton rag sheets, black threads from man’s suit trousers.Declen PattenDeclen PattenDeclen PattenDeclen PattenDeclen PattenDeclen PattenDeclen PattenFiona Stanbury – After the Rain – oil on canvas, 45x55cmFiona Stanbury – Daymer Bay – oil on canvas, 31x21cmFiona Stanbury -Mediterranean Memory – oil on canvas, 21x31cmFiona Stanbury – Nicosia Evening – acrylic on canvas, 117x92cmFiona Stanbury – Spring Moon – acrylic on canvas, 29x42cmFiona Stanbury – Storm In Brighton – oil on canvas, 34x44cmLiz GriffithsLiz GriffithsLiz GriffithsLiz GriffithsLiz GriffithsLiz GriffithsLiz GriffithsSarah RyderSarah RyderSarah RyderSarah RyderSarah BagshawSarah BagshawSarah BagshawSarah BagshawSarah BagshawSarah BagshawSinclair Neeson – LayersSinclair Neeson – Memory Error (corporate experience) 1/4 – laser print, 20x20cmSinclair Neeson – Memory Error (corporate experience) 4/4 – laser print, 20x20cmSinclair Neeson – On They WillSinclair Neeson – On They WillSinclair Neeson – On They WillSkye Cormier – Acrylic on skinSkye Cormier – DreamsSkye Cormier – Slay BitchesSkye Cormier – untitled – Acrylic and ink on paper, 2023Stephanie TelomereStephanie TelomereStephanie TelomereStephanie TelomereStephanie TelomereStephanie TelomereStephanie Telomere – ColdMelike – Body Nonplaced – long exposure photograph, 50x60cm, 2024Melike – Body Nonplaced – long exposure photograph, 50x60cm, 2024Melike – Body Nonplaced – long exposure photograph, 50x60cm, 2024Melike – Body Nonplaced – long exposure photograph, 50x60cm, 2024Melike – Body Nonplaced – long exposure photograph, 50x60cm, 2024Melike – Body Nonplaced – long exposure photograph, 50x60cm, 2024Melike – Body Nonplaced – long exposure photograph, 50x60cm, 2024Melike – Body Nonplaced – long exposure photograph, 50x60cm, 2024Melike – Body Nonplaced – long exposure photograph, 50x60cm, 2024Melike – Body Nonplaced – long exposure photograph, 50x60cm, 2024Melike – Body Nonplaced – long exposure photograph, 50x60cm, 2024Melike – Body Nonplaced – long exposure photograph, 50x60cm, 2024Rita SaysRita SaysRita SaysRita SaysRita SaysRita SaysSara Wibberley – NeutralsSara Wibberley – Monday NightSara Wibberley – Seeing SpotsSara Wibberley – SundaySara Wibberley – WaitingSara Wibberley – untitledSharon Haward – Sort by Day, Burn by NightSharon Haward – Uncontrollable GridSharon Haward – UntitledSofia Martins GraySofia Martins GraySofia Martins GraySofia Martins GrayStephanie TelomereStephanie TelomereStephanie TelomereMadeleine Strindberg – Red Lady – oil on A1 paperMadeleine Strindberg – Rose Garden Gate – acrylic on canvas, 45x33cm, 2024Madeleine Strindberg – Cool Sun – mixed media on paper, 55x80cm, 2024Madeleine Strindberg – Invasion – oil on canvas, 100x100cm (2022)Madeleine Strindberg – Red Lady – emulsion on paper, 80x55cm, 2024Madeleine Strindberg – Purple Smile – Emulsion on paper, 80x55cm, 2024Sean Worrall – It Will Be… Acrylic on (found) wood, 120x120x4cm, April 2024Sean Worrall – Counting (No.13) – Acrylic on canvas, 20x20x1cm, Dec 2023Sean Worrall – Counting (No.14) – Acrylic on canvas, 20x20x1cm, May 2023
Repeat. We would really like to say it one more time… We would really like to think, or maybe hope, just as we said last time (and the time before), that it is all as simple as us just saying hey, here’s some exciting art and here’s the links to the artists, off you go, go explore (please), go find out more (just as you would with that mixtape of bands your friend made for you)
We really would like to think it was or is that simple. This is the 38th on-line exhibition from Cultivate and we think, if we’ve counted it right, something like the 195th Cultivate art show in all. Once again this Exhibition is brought to you by Cultivate founders Sean Worrall and Emma Harvey, once again we invited our fellow artists to join us and once again we invite you to explore the art and artists we’ve gathered from all over the land and indeed the globe.
Of course, if you are interested in finding out more or indeed, interested in buying art from any of the artists, you should please go speak to them directly via the links, that is all between you and the artist and nothing to do with us, we were just making the connections, we’ve done our bit, we’ve made the introduction, now go have a delicious affair with the art or maybe the artist.
We enjoy putting these exhibitions together, we are very picky, we’ve gone through hundreds of pieces, we said all this last time (and the time before), we like that it forces us to look at other people’s art a little bit more, that it makes us explore people just a little more, that we’re forced to get to know the artists who make the art just a little more than we probably would if we weren’t curating these shows. Art excites and I hope that this exhibition excites you. It doesn’t really matter about the detail here, it doesn’t matter about the size or if the painting is in oil or the paper the print is on, not right here, not in terms of this show, and we don’t need a whole load of art talk and dancing around the architecture of it all for this is a simple on-line show and everything is flat, everything is the same size.
Some of the pieces come with details, some with just a name, this is deliberate, it is about a flavour and a link. The important thing here is that you react, that you think “oh, she looks like an exciting artist” or “I like what he’s doing, let me hit the link and find out more”. Please please do go follow the artist’s social media feeds, explore their websites, get on their mailing lists and maybe see their art for real at some point in the future if you get a chance. This is about connecting things, connecting people, about cross-pollination, about artists coming together to make things happen and about us shouting, “hey, look at this artist”. I do hope this show is as simple as that. hopefully it really is as simple as that?
Thank you… (sw)
And as this show is called Mixtape, a mixtape of art and artists if you will, there is also a Spotify mixtape playlist
Do please use these links now, that is the real point here, the pointing you in the direction of some exciting artists we hope you will go explore and connect with (The links will mostly take you to the artist’s Instagram feeds, artists tend to keep their Instagram pages more up-to-date and they do have more links on their Instagram feeds)
And yes we did reverse the alphabetical order, some of us have had enough of always being down at the end of lists every single time
And that was it, a 38th on-line exhibition and something like the 190th Cultivate show in all. A big big thanks to anyone and everyone who has visited the exhibition, a big big thanks to all involved in the show. A big thanks to all the Artists who have participated in this and previous exhibitions And we would like to point out that none of the artists were charged a submission fee or anything else, we strongly object to galleries who charge artists to take part in things like this, everything here was done for free, all those hours and hours of work…
If you do feel like making a small donation – We bring all this art, music and underculture to you for free, we really don’t want to clutter up our pages with annoying adverts, no one wants that, but it does take up a lot of time, hours and hours of time. If you should feel like supporting Organ/Cultivate (for it is one in the same) by making a small donation to help keep all this flowing that would be delightful, thank you.
Coming next? Well we don’t know, well we do, do stay tuned, there will be more on line shows, meanwhile here, here’s a mixtape including music from lith Li and Mekado Koko (The Dnays77)
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[…] The latest online group show, Mixtape No.7 has just opened, 43 artists, just over 250 pieces of art waiting to be explored from the comfort of wherever you get comfortable. Once again hosted on the Organ website, here’s the link – Cultivate presents Mixtape No.7 – an online art exhibition… […]
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