Future exhibitions

Are Friends Electric?
Studies in Neon
18-22 March 2020

​Xanthe Bonsall, Ricardo Côrte, Mat Denney, Amy Gardner,
Meg Hopkin, Marc Jones, Jonathan Lawes, Montez,
Vincent Patterson, Sonofafox, Kelda Storm, Villain

Curated by Ricardo Côrte & Jonathan Lawes
Opening hours:
Wed-Fri: 11am - 6pm 
Sat: 11am - 2pm

RAW 22 
City Lit Art & Design Foundation Exhibition
25-28 March 2020 
Private View: Wednesday 25 March 6-8:30pm

An exhibition showcasing work by 22 new and exciting artists, designers and makers as they conclude a year of intensive creative study on the City Lit Foundation Diploma in Art & Design.

RAW22 presents an array of contemporary work that reflects each exhibitor’s individual interests, passions and raw creative talent.  With the use of a wide range of media from textiles, sculpture and ceramics, to drawing, painting, printmaking, photography and digital installation the group have produced a diverse, fresh array of work showing their personal artistic journey.

Come along and see the works and meet the artists.
Free Entry.

Karuna Birdi, Maureen Burrell, Glenda Frieder, Rafael Garcia Carrero,
Richard Guy, Rose-Mary Harvey, Miriam Kelly, Chris Killick, Maria Kinsella,
Fiona Ledger, Kenneth Legg, Anna Lloyd, Susie Lonie, Nigel Minto,
Ilaria Montalto, Donna Owens, Hannah Purcell, Alana Redmond,
Mickey Rogers, Jacqueline Seddon, Louisa Smurthwaite, Joanna Spilman

Curated by Jera May

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​Artist's Proof
Israeli Contemporary Art
31 March - 11 April 2020

In an age where man has become a programmer, undermining the humanity of our brains, and in light of technological advancement and the spirit-matter clash, with no precise formula in place, everything is up in the air, making it hard to define what is art.

As part of the creative process, the artist is faced with inner struggles and choices, which are supposed to bring her closer to herself, to evoke and unleash feelings, experiences and inhibitions, in the form of manifest or latent messages. By the end of this process, we, as viewers, are meant to connect by identifying a high level of emotion, manifested in colors, which reflect the inner, human aspect of the artists, as well as their high technical command, shot through with personal and universal contents.

This exhibition constitutes the coming-together of a team of artists, each with their own signature style and technique that set them apart as individuals and members in a group that represents Israeli art, putting forth the collective message: We are all human beings and must learn to live together.

And what better way than the culture of human creation, or a tool more efficient than the art that incorporates the creative spirit, reminding us that we are all just one big family?

As a curator, consultant and artistic director, and above all, as a human, I believe that art brings human hearts closer together, prompting our inner human artist, regardless of sex, race or religion.

It is my honour to serve as a curator and collaborator in a talented, diverse, unique group of artists who represent Israeli culture with their works, and evoke the creative and human spirit in the Israeli and universal culture.
 
Rami Azzam, I.C.U. Art Director

The Drawn Chorus Collective
​17-23 August 2020

Drawn Chorus is a collective of illustrators creating original exhibitions with a twist of something a little special.

It all began with 19 illustrators aiming to show original and affordable work with that little something extra. Our shows aim to draw you into our fantastical and unique world and we won't stop until we do!

With new, up and coming talent, together, our works create a fabulous, melodic whole. We are the Drawn Chorus!

Curated by Alex Moore