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Past exhibitions in the current year are on the main Gallery page. Exhibitions are arranged in date order. Please note that links to external websites have been retained for historical interest, but may no longer be valid. If you are looking for a show by a particular artist, you may find the search box at the top of the page useful. |
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We are delighted to host two artists from Bordeaux, Chantal Russell le Roux who is presenting a new work 'waiting' and Emmanuel Jaffelin work called 'eden' and their new joint exhibition, waiting for eden. Though their work clearly is distinctive and independent from each other, they have been sharing a studio in downtown Bordeaux for a number of years. |
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Perspectives Exhibition of six contemporary photographers Erol Franks, Christine Marchant, Justine Slaymaker, David Truswell, Ann White, Julia Witting under the direction of Andrew Whittuck Exhibition dates: 23rd April - 4th May 2003 Gallery open: Sat and Sun 12–6pm |
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Voyager - A series of new paintings Brendan Murphy Exhibition dates 28th May - 20th June 2004 Gallery open: Sat and Sun 12–6pm |
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| It is curious how our motivation to explore is stimulated. For Brendan Murphy this excitement of exploration resides in the world beneath the skin. Just as the space-probe travels into space sending back images as it goes, the title of this exhibition, Voyager, implies it is concerned with a journey, a journey not with the aim of arrival but with the journey itself. In a similar way AJ Toynbee, the historian, suggests ‘Civilisation is a movement and not a condition; a voyage and not a harbour’ and as the French novelist L-F Celine felt, ‘…our own voyage is entirely imaginary and therein lies its force.’ From 7th until 30th May Brendan will be showing some of the results of his ongoing researches in a series of new haptic paintings which are both emphatic and enigmatic and will excite the viewer on a visual journey of stunning power. |
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red tape Simon Streather |
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Tree of Life Community project with Polly Pollock and Josie Warshaw Exhibition dates 5th - 12th July 2003 Gallery open Sat and Sun 12–6pm |
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| Kingsgate artists Polly Pollock, Josie Warshaw and education consultant, Olivia Burt have been working with local primary schools to create a flock of birds for the Tree of Life as part of National Children's Art Day and the Kilburn Festival. Beautiful, delicate birds are created from tissue paper and wire that reflect participants' personalities and added to the Tree of Life installation created by Polly and Josie. The aims of this project are to offer people the opportunity to participate in free arts activities, change people's lives through feeling a sense of involvement and value in the community, develop a platform to make art and present it to a wider audience. This project has been made possible by generous support from the Arts Council of England |
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Between the dog and the wolf: work in progress Christie Brownin the gallery and studios 9&11 |
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