. Organ Thing of The Day: a new Sean Scully piece, Landline, was unveiled today in London’s Hanover Square, there to become “a new and permanent landmark in one of the oldest and most important civic spaces in London” and blatantly stolen for Scully’s own social media just now, stolen photographs by David Levene. We…
The sky is moving sideways so she said. On Monday we got slightly sunburnt installing the work in the last of the Summer sunshine, on Tuesday evening for the private view we all got rather wet. The sound of the rain, the near silence of the North London twilight and well, it was perfect weather…
It is all rather uncomplicated, a simple group exhibition out in the beautiful grounds of the Wanstead Quaker’s Meeting House, a show called Freedom, part of the Leytonstone Arts Trail. The outdoor shows, curated by artists Brett Banks and Mark knight, always in the peace and quiet of the woods behind the meeting house have…
A quick flavour of a show that has just opened on-line in the hope that it will be physically open to view in a month’s time here in London. Misha Milovanovich‘s The Shape of Colour promises to be something rather special, especially if we can walk around those enticing pieces next month. What we can…
We spy new houses from Richard Wood, “And it’s officially open! Come and see ‘Small, Medium, Large’ on Lower Grosvenor square” – the sculpture is part oF the Wander public art project that’s currently happening in the Mayfair area of London. Can a piece of outdoor art be “open”? Surely the piece is just there?…
TRACEY EMIN, A Fortnight of Tears – White Cube, Bermondsey, London SE1, opening night, 5th Feb 2019 – There’s a buzz in the air walking down Bermondsey Street in the cold and the rain, there’s crowds of people all heading in the same direction, feels more like a medium sized rock concert rather than the…
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…
The rumours and the mocked up image are true then, it appears that a “four metre (12 ft.) steel Stik Sculpture will soon be appearing in East London. After many months of planning the ‘Holding Hands Sculpture’ has been given official planning permission. The sculpture is currently in production. Updates coming soon”. Personally I’d stick…
Maria Andrews has just made a short film about Kevin Harrison’s latest rather large series of sculptures called Family of Man. The last time we encountered the delights of Kevin Harrison and his art was over at his East London studio that’s part of the Chisenhale complex during their rather excellent open weekend last year, here’s…
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