Frieze week then, Frieze and all the other fairs, Frieze and all the other fairs and the establishment galleries trying to catch the eye of whoever happens to be in town, the establishment galleries, the wannabe establishment galleries, the one or two mavericks that still have a place to call home. Don’t really know…
Shall we do that five recommended art things, London things (for that is where we are for now), five art events we rather think might be worth checking out, shall we do the five thing again? We could do, maybe tomorrow? For now, we’ll just mention that Fresh from showing that rather impressive piece of…
There was some kind of smartass review of last night’s adventures kicking around my head this morning, a review that had something to do with thoughts of a time machine or time holes or flashbacks to various points of the late 70’s, the early 80’s or the turn of the century, to the Metropolitan Transport…
Another of those quick parish notices while we search out art to explore tonight, there is the Cut and Run show over at BSMT Space as previously covered on these pages and we really should mention the Seen X Risk show opening tonight at Stolen Space here in East London. Misery Loves Company opens tonight,…
Five more, the next five recommended art things then, an ongoing regular series of parish notices, things that have been brought to our attention that we think worthy of bringing to yours, things that have passed our way, five art things, mostly London things for that is where we are for now. Five things we think…
Punktastic? You’re having a great big long-necked giraffe mate! Check this out; “Hi Organ, Hope you’re having a good week so far. *****are holding an evening at ****** in London (owned by Mark Knopfler of Dire Straits) on Wednesday 12th April and we’d love to have you there if you’re free? Hailed as “the heroes…
What’s coming up next week then? Where’s the art? Okuda has a new solo show called Lost Olympus opening at Stolen Space next Thursday evening. Aren’t those studio shots down there enticing, promises to be a bright bright show… “In ‘Lost Olympus’ Okuda offers us a representation of the mythological idols and characters from ancient…
