‘Made in Britain’ – a Themed group exhibition featuring all new 24 x 24 inch artworks from a selection of talented artists living and working in the UK.
London Miles Gallery personally invites you to our upcoming themed group show ‘Made in Britain’ showcasing a refreshing selection of artists from throughout the UK which have come together to
celebrate all things wonderfully British. London Miles Gallery has hand selected a group of emerging artists to portray their representation of their home country with a 24†x 24†art piece that has been visually inspired by a British tradition, iconic figure or historical memory of theirs.
The show features a unique range of artistic styles from the likes of illustration artists Alex Young & Mr. Penfold, prolific street artists Ink Fetish and Inkie, realist painters Paul Sontag & Chloe Woodgate as well as cut out artists Maddy Sargent and Kevin Wayne.
‘Made in Britain’ opens to the public on Friday September 10th in Westbourne Studios, home to London Miles gallery. The opening reception will celebrate everything quintessentially British and on display will be a selection of vintage mini’s supplied by the London Mini Company, tasty cider thanks to Brothers and Firefly’s union Jack health drink. The evening reception will include the showcase of more than 30 artworks, music and a room filled of the UK’s best emerging artists.
Exhibiting artists include: Phil Coleman | Studio Diablo | Michael Forbes | Astrid Foreman | MrFrivolous | Mr Penfold | Mike Hall | Timmy Lee Hung | Inkie |Ink Fetish | Ben Jensen |Darren John | Nom Kinnear King | Thomas Knowles | Zack Mclaughin | Penny | Andrew Rae | Carrie Reichardt | Claudia Sabe | Maddy Sargent | Mooselumps | Paul Smith | Paul Sontag |Alec Strang | Rourke Vandal | Parisa Walklett | Xue Wang | James Ward | Kevin Wayne | Chloe Woodgate | Alex Young
Opening night details:
September 10th 2010 7pm-11pm
Westbourne Studios 242 Acklam Road London W10 5JJ (Nearest Tube: Westbourne Park Station)
Show closes on Sunday 1st of October.
Exhibition on display until October 1st, 2010 at Westbourne Studios.
Words taken from the London Miles website
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