Things get a little fractured when you’re knee-deep in fruit down by the flower market. Solo shows are interesting things, you learn a lot about yourself as well as others, about how people view you, how they view your art, you learn a little more about how you see things, about the sideways feel of…
Phillip Allen , Anthony Iacono The Approach, London E2, Feb 2019 – The Approach is a strange place, one of those galleries that doesn’t like to tell you it exists, no sign of a sign or anything like that, if it wasn’t for that familiar murmur of an opening night “private view” that a crowd…
Doreen Fletcher – A Retrospective at Nunnery Gallery, London E3 – They look wonderful, the light, the atmospheres, the empty streets so full of life, the café fronts, the shops, the light under the bridges, the bus stops, that one painting of a bus stop in the twilight especially (that light in the window, that…
Cacotopia 03, Week One, Martin Nemes at Annka Kultys Gallery, Hackney Road, East London, December 2018 – First you’re going to need a little in terms what’s actually going on here, what we have is the third year of Cacotopia, a now annual event at Annka Kultys Gallery. The gallery is hiding in plain sight…
EndofTheLine have a whole load of festive things coming up over a week at the start of December, a festive fair, an exhibition, a Christmas show and more in an East London pop-up space over in the middle of Shoreditch – “EndoftheLine present our end of year Christmas show, come and celebrate an alternative to…
Cutting through Redchurch street isn’t as exciting as it once was, there was a time when it was vital to do so, when you wouldn’t dream of taking another route to Brick Lane for fear of missing something/ Redchurch Street, like her sister, Vyner Street, was once so alive with galleries, with artist-led shows, with…
ORGAN PREVIEW: “For the inaugural exhibition of the Passen-gers off-site series, artist project Disinformation responds to the site of Sluice HQ, formerly ‘Vision Signs’, a commercial sign-maker in Hackney, East London”, let’s hope Sluice remember to put up a sign or two this time and actually attempt to engage a little more with us Hackney…
