Monday, October 12, 2009
Art Shows Thursday 15th October
This Saturday 10 October, will see the the Launch event of Joe Ledbetter's Amalgamation Tour and his first U.K solo show at the London Miles Gallery.
Influenced by classic animation, graphic design, and daily life, Joe Ledbetter's art is... well... a lot of things. Light-hearted in its approach, he often combines cute and cuddly creatures with unfortunate - albeit humorous - situations. With a lean on the subversive and absurd, these scenarios are all too familiar, questioning our tendency of taking life (and ourselves) too seriously.
Joe Ledbetter will be in attendance at the opening to sign your toys, prints and more. Please R.S.V.P to attend the opening event on October 10th to Sales@Londonmiles.com.
LONDON MILES GALLERY
212 Kensington Park Road
Notting Hill
London
W11 1NR [VIA]
Black Rat Press' next show is a solo exhibition of works by Lucas Price. ‘Jesus Help Me Find My Proper Place’ previews on Thursday 15 October.
Lucas is one of London’s most prolific street artists and a founding member of the Burning Candy Collective. Lucas’ gallery works have an raw urgent feel to them, both angry and intimate, as if he has purged his mind in the process of applying paint to canvas. Often heavily layered and incorporating overlapping text and images they have a striking honesty and freshness to them. For this show Lucas has created an installation which promises to confuse the senses and give a unique insight into his view of the world.
Black Rat Press Gallery
Arch 461
83 Rivington Street
London, EC2A 3AY
John Simpson's solo show, ‘Inheritors’ at the Signal Gallery will be his third solo show in London and brings together a refined body of new work from 2009. Much of the work in the show borrows ideas from Native American folk law. This is a common theme running through much of Simpson’s work. His concern is to explore the puzzling relationships between man and other animals in order to find subconscious links. ‘I don’t wish to Anthropomorphise these creatures but rather to reflect on man’s position within nature’. It is Simpson’s ability to capture the physical and psychological qualities of these creatures that make the resulting imagery both disquieting and enchanting in equal measure.
Signal Gallery,
96a Curtain Road,
Hoxton,
London,
EC2A 3AA
GetDringMobile Urban Art charity auction, Paintworks Bristol, 7pm, Thursday 15th October
Viewing times: 14th October 11.00am - 9.00pm, 15th October 12.00noon - 6.00pm.
Artists include: Mr Jago - Dora - Rowdy - Inkie - Nick Walker - etc
Download Catalogue HERE
Bristol Saleroom
St. John's Place,
Apsley Road,
Clifton,
Bristol BS8 2ST
GO HOME -- an exciting new exhibition in London's vibrant East End which explores individual notions of 'home', and its definition, location, meaning and representation by ten diverse artists.
Private view -- 15.10.2009, 6 - 10 pm
Exhibition runs from Thurs Oct 15th - Wed Oct 21st 2009
The artists are currently at different stages in their fine art studies and are drawn from Central St Martins College of Art and Design, Oxford Brookes University, the University of Wales, Newport, and independent local studios.
The scope of the exhibition is global, with artists ranging from Cornwall and Didcot in the UK to Germany, Hungary, Lithuania, Estonia, Switzerland, Greece, South Africa and Canada.
The exhibition will showcase recent work in a variety of media.
EASTGALLERY
214 brick lane
london
e1 6sa
6pm-6pm
Weapon of Choice present
'Piece, Character / Character, Piece'
Featuring work by KTF crews:
EPOK and SEPR
Opening Friday 16th October, 6-10pm.
Show runs until the Sunday 8th November.
14 St Michael's Hill, Bristol, BS2 8DT.
Free entry. Drinks provided.
WWW.WEAPONOFCHOICEGALLERY.CO.UK
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