EXPOSURE
182 Shepherd’s Bush Market
London W12 8DF (entrance Goldhawk Road)
Private View: 17 November 6 - 10 pm
Exhibition: 18 - 20 November 2022 12-5pm
Artists’ Talk: 19 November 2 - 3 pm
Eleven multidisciplinary artists invite you to encounter their creative responses to a month-long winter residency in a remote part of northern Canada.
Suzanne Clements, Laura Dawes, Julie Derbyshire, Christina Dobbs, Heather Gentleman, Robert Charles Gray, JJ Jasperson, Megan Jentsch, Kate Lowe, Arabella Sim, Geraldine van Heemstra
Through coastal hikes, the artists immersed themselves in the dramatic wilderness, weather, culture, and complex history of the province of Newfoundland. Braving constant sub-zero temperatures, the group incorporated hiking, ocean swimming, photography, filming and research. The resulting art works are raw, beautiful, and contemplative; EXPOSURE is a singular exhibition that reveals the abiding connections between the UK and Canada, and our inner and outer worlds.
Installed in historic industrial spaces in west London, the exhibition includes painting, photography, sound, mixed media, installation and NFT. Evocative and unique, this show invites viewers to experience the extreme conditions and states of mind the artists experienced during an extended stay in a wild and remote environment.
Each artist has explored individual psychological, social, and physical reactions to being away and, in diverse ways, exposed
Press Contact: Kate Lowe: +44 (0)7760 260 162, lowephoto1@me.com
CIRCLE
44 Great Russell Street London WC1B 3PA
7 - 16 October 2021
Sophie Milner, Julie Derbyshire, Amy Robson, Harriet Hoult, Suzanne Clements, Kate Morris, Christina Dobbs, Angelique Schmitt, Rachna Garodia, Geraldine Van Heemstra, Leonora Lockhart, Monika Kuhne Jorgensen, Rachel Goodison, Nazanin Moradi, Luke White, Isis Dove-Edwin, Arabella Sim, Sophie MccGwire, Robert C. Gray, Megan Jentsch, Marc Standing, Kate Lowe
Private View: 7 October 6-9 pm // Opening Hours Daily 12-6 pm
HERE, I MADE THIS: DIALOGUES OF DISTANCE
One Paved Court, Richmond
5th-30th May 2021
Julie Derbyshire, Isis Dove-Edwin, Rachna Garodia, Harriet Hoult, Leonora Lockhart, Kate Lowe, Nazanin Moradi, Amy Robson, Luke White.
Curator : Vanessa Giorgo
Artist’s Talk 13 May 5-6 pm // Private Views 20 May & 27 May 6-8 pm // Opening Hours Wednesday - Sunday 12-5 pm
Pollen Collective is delighted to announce their first London exhibition. Nine multidisciplinary artists have developed new ways of working in response to the challenges of the past year. The bold new work celebrates our relationships with domestic and natural spaces through material innovation and collaboration.
Faced with the constraints of the Covid pandemic, Pollen Collective artists have produced an exhibition of diverse, beautiful and enigmatic work. By utilising technological platforms, socially distant meetings and postal art chains, the artists have been able to make, share and collaborate. Pollen Collective artists have worked together to weave poetry into delicate paper cloth, to create mixed-media collages, photographs, sculptures, paintings, and installations that interrogate our experiences of confinement and isolation, as well as their diametric equivalents.
The exhibition includes a collaborative art project which engages with the local community. School children, art students and seniors have been invited to respond to a visual and word prompt. Their work will be showcased at One Paved Court during the exhibition.
