Organ Thing of The Day: Sometimes it might just be as simple as a passing photo that catches an eye – “Hunter Potter in the midst of his immersive site-specific installation, Happy to be Here, which opens 27th September for one day only with Deli Grocery, New York. We’re looking forward to February next year…
Two years ago the On The Brink open air exhibition in the grounds of the Quaker’s Meeting House on the boarders of Wanstead, Leytonstone and the edges of Epping Forest over in East Lonson, was one of the highlight’s of the 2016 Leytonstone Arts Trail. This year, once again, as part of the Leytonstone Arts…
WILD opens this weekend over in Leytonstone, London E11, as part of the extensive annual Leytonstone Arts Trail. Wild will be the second outdoor 3D exhibition, in the grounds of the Quaker Meeting House curated by artists Brett Banks and Mary Knight, this year’s much anticipated show follows on 2016’s rather well received exhibition the…
Inner Ear is something that opens on the evening of March 9th at Elements Gallery, an almost unique outdoor gallery in the courtyard space at Hackney’s Angus-Hughes Gallery. Chinese born, London based artist E. Zhang, who’s work was last seen as part of Cultivate’s Intent show over in Dalston back in January, brings her site…
E Zhang is a new name to us, her art is immediately intriguing, her installations exciting, the spaces she invites you to explore irresistable. One of the many good things about being an artist taking part in a carefully put together well-considered group show (that you haven’t curated yourself) is the artists you meet…
Just under one week until Interact opens, the show opens next Thursday evening, the latest Cultivate show, a group show and a a whole load of exciting cross-pollination in a big white space and two crisp rooms in Hackney. Expect painting, performance, installation, sculpture, print, contemporary artists, street art flavours, textiles and well, come and…
On The Brink opened yesterday, a gathering of twenty invited artists and a collection of sculpture and installation in the expansive grounds and the glorious summer-green lushness the Quaker Meeting House in Leytonstone, East London. Yes it was sunny yesterday! For once this year the frustration gave way and sun was out, the grasshoppers were…
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…
