Paralax Art Fair
http://barlowfinedrawings.com/parallaxaf.html
The private views will take place on Thursday 30th June, 7pm – 9pm and Saturday 2nd July 7pm – 9pm at La Galleria, The Royal Opera Arcade, Pall Mall, London, UK.
RSVP your attendance at one of the above private views by Friday 24th June, 6pm to: privateviews@barlowfinedrawings.com
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Sometime
CHRISTOPHER BOND
‘Sometime’
Studio 1.1
57a Redchurch St
London, E2
4 – 27 February 2011
Wednesday – Sunday, 12 – 6pm
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Tagged London, Redchurch St, Studio 1.1, Time Out First Thursdays
BHVU Winter Open
BASKET HOUSE VILLAGE UNIVERSE
BHVU Winter Open 2010
BHVU Gallery
Unit A
Leswin Place
London N16 7NJ
Buses: 149, 243, 67, 76,
73, 106
Rail: overground to
Rectory Rd
(Liv.St – Enfield)
or Dalston Kingsland
PV THURS 25th NOV, 6 – 9pm
SAT & SUN from 27th nov to 19th Dec, 12 – 6pm
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Cross My Art
Invitation to Private View, ‘Cross My Art’
This stunning Pop-Up Exhibition located in Kings Cross expands over an area of 10,000 sq ft. A selection of exciting artists from all disciplines aim to make this one of this years unmissable exhibitions. Performance Art, Contemporary Paintings, Sculpture, Installations and Interactive Art will demonstrate current developments and trends in Contemporary Art. Private View, Thursday, 30 September After event to be held at The Big Chill House The exhibition will run for 2 weeks, viewings by appointment only. Please RSVP for both events to: |
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In association with Commercial Property Ltd |
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Carry On Capital
Group Exhibition at Vincent Van Scoff
242 Cambridge Heath Rd, London E2
nearest tube station Bethnal Green
May 6 – May 24th 2010 open Thurs – Sun 11 – 4, PV May 6, 6 – 9
featuring: Christopher Bond, Gavin Broad, Tommy & Charlie Broad, Sean Edwards, Tinsel Edwards, Damian Grist, Gaelle Lindingre, Brendan Lyons, James Mckecknie, Adrian Mcwilliams, Derek Ogbourne, Douglas Park, Gideon Cube Sherman, Sam Szulc, Joe Saul, Russell Thoburn, Twinkle Troughton, Michela Volpe
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nN2waQbTaFY
Paint
Beldam Gallery
Exploring the use of paint as both medium and subject matter
15th February – 23rd March 2010
Patrick Altes, Christopher Bond, Ruth Caig, Anne Charnock, Catherine Charnock, Maria Colom, Fiona Curran, Heather McReynolds, Raksha Patel, Ilona Szalay, John Trigg, Jane Walker, Andrew Whamond
Evening viewing: 25th February 6.00pm – 8.00pm, Mon-Fri 10.00-5.00
Beldam Gallery, Brunel University, Wilfred Brown Building, Kingston Lane, Uxbridge, Middlesex, UB8 3PH
Situation X
studio1.1
57a Redchurch St. London E2 7DJ
Nearest tubes Liverpool/Old Street
bus 8, 26, 35, 47, 48, 149, 344, 388
email studio1-1.gallery@virgin.net
web www.studio1-1.co.uk
open Wednesday -Sunday 12-6pm
or by appointment 07952986696
RICHARD BATEMAN, CHRISTOPHER BOND
FLETCHER BOOTE, MARCUS COPE, KERAN JAMES,
JOHN HENRY NEWTON, DAVID SMALL,
MIA TAYLOR, ELLY THOMAS
Private view Thursday 3 December 6 – 9pm
with opening performance by
FLETCHER BOOTE
4 December 2009 – 3 January 2010
‘In the beginnning was Debord…’
studio1.1’s Xmas extravaganza explores Situationism in we hope a suitably random way. We’re well aware that there can’t be Situationist art as such, it’s a contradiction in terms. We know too that, in Blake’s ultra-visionary foreshadowing of Hegel (‘without contraries there’s no progression’), without contradictions there is just no dialectic.
And in the years since the Situationists sought to define themselves and increasingly what and who they were NOT, there can’t be a single artist who however mistakenly hasn’t felt a Situationist sciatic twinge. (to further mis-quote, this time a fictional character ‘…only the ‘Situation’ has grown small’)
Straddling the New Year we bring together just for Christmas (not for life) a group of artists who can be defined at the very least as ‘not NOT Situationist’.
Christopher Bond 
