Cats aside, on we go, nothing much to report from the art shows explored on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday then, what did Thursday have to offer? Well Freya Douglas-Morris had a show opening at the rather understated Lychee One gallery that quietly nestles over in the fast changing hinterlands between London Fields and Mare…
Grant Foster at Lychee One, Hackney, East London, Feb 2019 – Now Lychee One really is a new gallery (or at least the new home for the gallery, Lychee One relocated to E8 late last year), a gallery that hides in plain sight, sandwiched on a back street between London Fields railway station and Hackney’s…
Another Thursday evening in East London, let’s go explore, Is that the distinctive drone of an art crowd? Can we hear the sound of an opening night at an art gallery? You can always tell, to the trained ear it is a very distinctive sound, we didn’t see it, we heard it, is that the…
We said it last week, we shall no doubt say it again (if and) when we get to go to the next one (you can never take these days or places for granted is these property-developer-fuelled times of greed and destruction), we’ll say it once more here, open days at artist’s studios are always worth…
And/or has moved again, such is the life of a Hackney gallery these days, you find the art space in a rather aesthetically pleasing (not too white, not drowning in the fresh fumes of white paint) railway arch just off London Fields now Something Like You is beautfully coherent group show, an exceptionally well…
Reveal….. the show opened last Thursday evening in an East London railway arch, deliberately timed to happen as early in the year as possible, hopefully the first London art show of 2016, actually for once there was quite few things worth exploring on the first Thursday of the new year. Reveal happened at a space…
So what did happen to that big Warehouse by London Fields where we did that Play show back at the start of summer? Well the place is still standing, looks like it finally comes down at the start of next year, right now a sculpture group are shaping things… TAKING SHAPE, SCULPTURE ON THE VERGE …
So what happened to that London Fields warehouse over in East London that housed the rather successful Cultivate curated Play show back at the start of June? Well the space has now been taken over by a sculpture collective and is currently known as the Pangaea Sculptors’ Centre. The collective are in there until the…
CULTIVATE presents PLAY: @ LONDON FIELDS, E8 – A maximalist art exhibition in a warehouse… Play happened last weekend, something like forty-three or so artists gathered together under the umbrella of Cultivate. I think we ended up with forty-three artists? We haven’t done a final count yet, couple of no-shows, couple of last minute additions,…
Intriguing multi-sided London-based performance artist Amy Elizabeth Kingsmill will be “discarded” again this weekend. Amy Elizabeth will be a performing her “Discarded” piece on Sunday afternoon at 4pm at the London Fields warehouse event over by London Fields, East London. The event itself takes place over the weekend on June 6th and 7th, opening…
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