ORGAN PREVIEW: Always On My Mind (an exhibition in aid of The National Brain Appeal) is a ahow curated by artist Harry Pye (that’s his paintingof Elvis up there), it happens at Fitzrovia Gallery London W1. Opening Party 6pm till 9pm on Tuesday 26th July. Then open Wed 27th July to Sat 30th July between…
Mother’s Ruin at The House Mill Gallery, London E3 – You have to like that you don’t quite know where the exhibition starts and what was already here before the actual art pieces were added, surely those old gin boxes are part of it aren’t they? I guess the whole building is part of it,…
Five more art things. five art things, five more art things happening somewhere around right now or any moment now. Five art shows to check out in the coming days. An (almost) weekly round up of recommended art events. Five shows, exhibitions or things we rather think might be worth checking out. Mostly London things…
Five Art Things to Check Out? It was a regular feasture on these fractured pages, it was a weekly thing, we haven’t done it since the start of April. Shall we do it today? In these times of lockdown and social distancing and galleries with doors even more firmly closed than they so often were…
PURE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH CLEAN‘ – Paul Sakoilsky and Cedric Christie at Angus-Hughes Gallery, London E5. October 2018 – It really is good when it happens in a spontaneous way, really must ask Paul Sakoilsky (or Cedric Christie) how this one actually came about? Paul said something about having something like ten days…
The first of the participating artists for this year’s Art Car Boot Fair, as well as details of the new venue for the always exciting event have now been officially announced, “We’ll be announcing our full line-up in the first week of June as we are building our list slowly this year to allow for…
Wednesday, what we going to do today Brain? Same as we do every day, all gone wrong? Land that time forgot? Dinosaurs stuck on which street? Drunken Sufis are from New York, they released a new album last week (and added some tags as they went fishing for ears: experimental ambient punk atonal post-punk nano…
“We are a challenge to Frieze because in many ways we don’t exist…” so said curator and (slightly stressed-out artist-juggling) organizer Vanya Balogh last week ahead of the opening of We Could Not Agree. We Could Not Agree is an ambitious art show, a show that opened last Monday evening in a delightfully brutal concrete…
Monday things, Mini things, car park things, We Could Not Agree, Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs are something we could agree on surely? Here’s a bag of things while we get on with not agreeing about life and feeding on tea and oranges that come all the way from China, that and the…
“The spirit of the day captured in this wonderful film…” Alice Herrick. the day in question being A Fete Worse Than Death last Saturday….. ,
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