We have been following the rise of Carne Griffiths, an artist painting with unusual mediums such as tea, who has become an established and respected figure in the art world. ‘Momentary’, his biggest solo show to date, he told us, is opening today to the grand public so we met the artist and asked a … Continue reading Momentary, the new solo show by Carne Griffiths
Extinction/Extension by the half-Chilean half-German street artist Otto Schade known as OSCH is opening tomorrow at London West Bank gallery. In the meantime, the private view of the show is tonight between 6-10pm. As the Anonymous sunset image shows, Osch will work on his signature tape style combined with his sunsets which have covered London … Continue reading Extinction/Extension, a new show by Otto Schade
Probably one of the most popular sport events in the UK, The Championships, Wimbledon 0f 2016 are happening right now and have been since 1877! It is the oldest tennis tournament in the world, and is widely considered the most prestigious. It is one of the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments, the others being the … Continue reading The Championships, Wimbledon – related art
Lazarides is pleased to present Internal Dialogue, a new series of works by American contemporary artist and BP Portrait Award 2016 exhibiting artist Brett Amory. Corresponding with his critically acclaimed ‘Waiting’ series, the works in Internal Dialogue are concerned with everyday life, places, and people, yet this new body of work explores the time in … Continue reading Brett Amory at Lazarides Rathbone London
CANAL is pleased to present its show for the summer, an exhibition by Phil Ashcroft, mixing live painting, large scale canvases and screenprints. Ashcroft will create a new large format painting in the gallery over the course of the exhibition, bringing his studio process directly into CANAL, as well as presenting a new lightbox work … Continue reading “Fallout”, a show by Phil Ashcroft at Canal
