What Nikita Nomerz needs to make his art are walls but not just any wall. His preference goes towards dilapidates ones with broken windows or any sort of holes which he will use in his compositions often depicting a laughing face. Along a few pictures of his work, I have included below a time lapse … Continue reading Nikita Nomerz, street at from Russia
We have already featured Clemens Behr‘s cardboards installations and are again very happy to do so. This time, the playground is in Paris and the collaboration is with French painter Romain Froquet. The fruit of this partnership are two eye-catching 3D installations enhanced by Froquet’s neat and intricate abstract paintings which can be seen below. … Continue reading Clemens Behr & Romain Froquet – cardboard, wood, yarn and paint
Launched at Ickworth House in Suffolk in July 2011 (Now that would be) Telling is a collaborative project between the artist Hayley Lock, curator Catherine Hemelryk and writers Jessica Hart, Lucinda Hawksley, Ben Moor, Hallie Rubenhold and Liz Williams. Lock and the writers have created a series of site-specific works in English stately homes. Part … Continue reading Hayley Lock at Transition gallery
We were very impressed about 2 years ago when we stumbled upon the stop motion video from Tobias Stretch called Lucia a mesmerizing work, creepy at times but beautifully crafted throughout. Have a look at the video. Tobias has produced another wonderfully surreal in his latest video where we follow a girl and her encounters with … Continue reading Post War Years by Tobias Stretch
Saturday 26 November I made way to Degree Art’s gallery on Vyner Street to view the works of Helen Gorrill on show in the solo exhibition titled DEICIDE. The gallery is not so far away from Bethnal Green as people might think and a fair pace will get you to the gallery in 10 minutes. … Continue reading Helen Gorrill’s solo show DEICIDE at Degree Art
