Thursday, 22 May 2014

DEGREE SHOW - 29 May 2014 6-9pm - Docklands


DEGREE SHOW

University of East London
Docklands Campus
University Way
London E16 2RD

nearest DLR station: Cyprus

AVA Building, ground floor
When you enter the building, turn left.
I will be showing a short film in the Immersive Lab.




Sunday, 8 December 2013

12 Dec 2013 - Q Art Annual Exhibition No. 5 'The Big Crit'

Q-ART PRESENTS...
Q-Art Annual Exhibition No. 5 'The Big Crit'
@ APT Gallery, Deptford
 
Join us on Thursday 12th December 6.30-8.30pm for the opening of our 5th Annual Exhibition at APT Gallery, 6 Creekside, Deptford, London, SE8 4SA

The exhibition is then open:
Friday 13th - Sunday 15th December 12-5pm

Crits with those in the exhibition: Saturday & Sunday 2-5pm (please rsvp to karen.turner@q-art.org.uk copying in events@q-art.org.uk)
  This exhibition features work by those who presented in a Q-Art crit between September 2012 and June 2013: Ami Ghia, Anna Maria Kardos, Bernice Wilson, Cadi Froehlich,  Chris Alton, Daniel McClennan, Daria Śmiechowska, Debra Singh, Désirée Ickerodt, Elena Colman, Emily Woolley, Henk Gieskens, Isabelle Gressel, Jheni Arboine, Kate Murdoch,  Kathy Taylor, Krishen Kanadia, Margaret Duston, Melinda Lauw,  Paula Smolarska, Rae Hicks, Robin Gardiner, Xiao-yang Li, Zuqiang Peng.
 
The exhibition has been curated by Luis Ignacio Rodriguez. The curation and the weekend programme of crits celebrate and acknowledge the role of the crit in bringing the exhibiting artists together.   
 


This exhibition is supported by A.P.T Projects. 

 
  

Wednesday, 17 July 2013

25 July 2013 - The Story of the Creative - PV in New York

For directions and more details please click on this link.

Please come to the opening reception 
(unfortunately I won't be able to be there):
Thursday, July 25th 2013
7-11pm
The show continues through September 10th.
Complimentary Cocktails
Provided by Absolut Vodka
See.Me is proud to present a selection of our members representing over 100 different nations.  This exquisite collection of work features a diverse range of mediums, styles, influences, and inspirations.  The work displayed will include sculpture, works on paper in one of the most exquisite venues in New York City. 
Angel Orensanz Foundation
172 Norfolk Street, New York NY, 10002


Thursday, 6 June 2013

07/06/2013 - End of Year Show at UEL - 6-9pm

Entrainment (detail)
117 (w) x 44 (h) x 5.5 (d) cm
perspex, mixed media
2013



private view of End of Year Show (1st and 2nd Year, Fine Art)
University of East London
Docklands Campus
University Way
London E16 2RD

DLR station: Cyprus

7th June 2013 6-9pm

Friday, 31 May 2013

Private View 2nd June at POSK Gallery 5-9pm

   

Entanglement
2 x 17cc
perspex, wire, bioresin, glue
2013
 
Private View
Sunday 2nd June 2013 
5-9pm

The exhibition remains open till 14 June 2013
10am to 9pm every day

POSK Gallery
238-246 King Street
London
W6 0RF



Thursday, 28 March 2013

Seven Heavenly Virtues - exhibition in May

 
Perennial Paradox
29 (h) x 43 (w) x 20 (d) cm
Perspex, fibre-optic cable
2013

Two In One
48 (h) x 40 (w) x 24 (d) cm
Perspex, plastic, light
2013


Triple Manifestation
28 x 28 x 28 cm
Perspex, wire
2012


Art exhibition at the Mausoleum at Nunhead cemetery in May 2013
Address: Linden Grove, London SE15 3LM
www.fonc.org.uk
Opening times: 11am - 5pm, 4-6 May, 11-12 May, 18-19 May, 25-27 May

Saturday 18 May 2013: Open Day

Wednesday, 31 October 2012

Revelation

Revelation
marble
2012




I have worked for a year or so on and off on this sculpture. When I found this slab of marble, it was so dirty that it was almost black. I felt my way into it in a tactile kind of way letting my hands lead the way, being guided by touch rather than vision. During all this time the slab looked rather ugly or listless. In comparison to the dreamlike Alabaster with its astral qualities, Marble feels rather unchanging, unemotional to me. I just had to carry on and trust that it would turn out alright without seeing any results in the meantime. The last phase of the work was to sand the flat surfaces using an angle grinder and varying degrees of sandpaper. It was only then that the stone revealed itself to me in its full beauty and intricate patterns. And it was only then that I realised that inutively I had chosen to work on the more interesting side of the slab. The bottom side still looked rather dull even after having been sanded. 

The same applies to every spiritual or other practice. You practice and practice and no results are shown. Only when you have made the final step, does the revelation occur.