“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…
Found myself taking the short walk in the rain from Cavendish Square (London W1) and a second visit to the circular stimulation of the We Could Not Agree show in that car park, a short wak down Harley Street to Regents Park and the Frieze Sculpture park (via the chaos of the limousines and the…
We Could Not Agree opens tonight, an expansive group show featuring over one hundred of London’s more active and out there artists brought together by eight of London’s more agreeable curators. All happens down on level three of that underground car park underneath Cavendish Square, central London… There’s been a couple of previews on these…
This week is almost certain to be dominated by the events in a car park, the third level of a car park, the third level down in a circular underground brutalist 70’s looking concrete bunker of a multi-storey car park underneath Cavendish square in Westminster, central London, just off Oxford Street, deep in the heart…
“We are a challenge to Frieze because in many ways we don’t exist…” Frieze week is always a busy art week in London, the big art show attracts art viewers, dealers, collectors and critics from all over the world, and as a result, there’s other art events, shows, fairs and more mushrooming up everywhere, this…
CHINESE OPEN 2014, YEAR OF THE HORSE – A week-long art event in a car park, in the middle of Chinatown, Soho, deepest London. It all opens on Sunday February 2nd, while all around, the Chinatown community, and everyone else, celebrates the Chinese New Year. The underground car park will be closed to all besides…
