Following his 2014 sell out show, Tom French returns to Lawrence Alkin Gallery with his latest body of work, Transcend. Evolving from French’s Duality series, the exhibition continues to incorporate figurative elements and the artists’ signature use of illusion, while embracing abstraction more than previous works. About the artist and this show In the slant … Continue reading Transcend, a show by Tom French at Lawrence Alkin gallery
Opening their 2016 exhibition programme, the Lawrence Alkin Gallery welcomes STATIC to host a solo exhibition presenting their unique layered glass reinterpretations of 8-bit video game graphics. The show has been born out of the duo’s massively successful Game On! image released early 2015. Press Play reflects on the sub-culture of gaming and how since its inception in the mid-twentieth … Continue reading Press Play, the new show by STATIC at Lawrence Alkin gallery
MIX: Winter Group Show 2015 at Lawrence Alkin gallery forms the second of the gallery’s biannual group show programme, which showcases the breadth of artists that are associated with the gallery and introduces those who we’re big fans of and will be working closer with in the future. The exhibition runs throughout December and January offering you the chance to enjoy a … Continue reading MIX: Winter Group Show 2015 at Lawrence Alkin gallery
In conjunction of Dan Baldwin’s new show, ‘The Fear of Letting go‘, we are offering a copy of the book that the artist is simultaneously releasing. Entitled ‘The Fear of Letting go’, you will find all the artworks from the show and more. Last but not least, Dan will sign the book! To win this … Continue reading Dan Baldwin’s new show ‘The Fear Of Letting go’ at Lawrence Alkin gallery
When we got the email about this show –The Golden Age of Grotesque by SEPE (aka Michał Sepe Wręga), we immediately got very excited as we knew for sure that it would be a good one. We have been following SEPE at Art-Pie for a while now and know he’s destined to great things and achievement in … Continue reading Sepe’s new show at Lawrence Alkin gallery: grotesquely good
