It is such a shame that Nathan Sawaya’s new show is in New York and not in London as his art is truly fascinating and is using LEGOS bricks. I have a particular and secret love for those bricks which always take me back to sweet and happy childhood memories and playful moments.
Here Today, Reflections on and Remnants of the Past, is the new show at The Outside World gallery, London. This show should bring its lot of surprises and wonders, from neon artwork to box installation, everybody should find something to their taste and liking.
Be ready for what should be another good show by the folks at Hang-Up in Shoreditch. They are presenting again Alex Daw whose last year show sold out. This year the second solo entitled Proper-Gander in a rather unusual subterranean members club in the city called Eight in a show opening on the 6th December.
Even if you do not Ronzo and that you hang out in Shoreditch or the City, you probably came across at some point to one his works, I want to talk about his ‘big teeth’ monsters who are dispersed either in the form of small statuettes or on posters
Nicholas Serota’s recent comments that the government’s funding cuts will cause an ‘arts blitzkrieg’ have inspired Transition Gallery to stage ART BLITZ, a fundraising event which references and updates the confrontational politics and unique style of the 1980s.
The call to arms for ART BLITZ has been phenomenal with artists including Yinka Shonibare, Clunie Reid, David Blandy, Stella Vine, Phillip Allen, Sigrid Holmwood,
