Yesterday was about the art of dropping things, dropping art, although the pieces of art are never actually “dropped”, always very carefully placed. Yesterday was about 43 more part of the ongoing year-long #365ArtDrop18 piece, a piece of work in 365 parts, a piece of work that stated back on January 1st when the first…
Emma Harvey – ‘riot grrrl’ 2018, a series of paintings created for the 2018 Art Car Boot Fair (on Sunday 16th Sept, Kings Cross), as well as for a forthcoming show that will be part of the CULTIVATE six week take over at Columbia Road in September. See here for more info.
The Art Car Boot Fair is always an adventure, the annual London events, the visits to Liverpool, Folkestone, Margate or wherever we may go. Last year the London leg took place South of the river down in Vauxhall, a move away from the Art Car Boot Fair spiritual home of Brick Lane. Brick Lane isn’t…
Some Eric style blowing of our own trumpets today, a dirty job, but someone’s got to do it, today and for the rest of this week then some trumpet blowing and some documenting on this page as the show called Unframed? evolves HAMISH MACAULAY and SEAN WORRALL – Unframed? – no format Gallery, Deptford. London, SE8…
Six weeks of curation over in London E2, a six week takeover of an art space, and a whole load of shows from Cultivate commencing Thursday 20th September… Noun. curation (countable and uncountable, plural curations) The act of curating, of organizing and maintaining a collection of artworks or artifacts.
Intent (part one) – The Intent is for an art show to happen in two parts in two places, the Intent is to have an art show in two parts with both parts happening at the same time. Intent (part one) follows our rather successful Cultivate on-line group show experiments of 2017, Intent (part two)…
We shall be taking a small Cultivate stall along to Hackney City Farm’s Christmas Fair on Saturday December 9th, expect a selection of very affordable pieces of art. And may we politely point out (again) that original pieces of very affordable art do make for far far better gifts than some heartless piece of mass…
