exhibition invitation

Please join us for the opening of

Narratives of Location

by Judith Burrows

Tuesday 18 October, 6 - 8.30pm
Cecil Sharp House, 2 Regent's Park Road, London, NW1 7AY
Free entry x Student Judith Burrows exhibiting at Cecil Sharpe House.

Judith is an ex- fine art course student , mixed media artist and photographer.

On Great Eastern Street
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link to Fine art course exhibition July16

https://youtu.be/sVygmJImQdI 
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Exhibition by City Lit Tutor Thomas Gosebruch 
 

blindfold. 
Thomas Gosebruch




Thursday 6th October
opening from 7pm
Open until 24th October
Sat, Sun, Mon, 11am-6pm
or by appointment
 
 
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'de/fault' - oil paint and biro on paper
 
So fully are these works expressive of a natural life force, that one seems to be peering through a microscope at patterns of bacteria, spontaneously organising, or tracking the drift of protein strands, or counting the layers of history in an ice-core, in the striations in a cliff face, or the rings of a felled tree. It is captivating, and at first, indefinable.
And then, dancing with the bacilli, and tangled in the kelp fronds, are bare, man-made marks in biro; wiry, almost awkwardly insubstantial in comparison. Yet they reveal the truth of each gesture; capricious cat scratches, jerking free-jazz rhythms, transcendental repetitions and barbed conversations; all musical and urgently alive.

Those marks are pressed through the paper, into a thick bed of oil paint, and so, become intensified, encrusted by mineral weight and slow grease. A dialogue between swift action and laden consequence unfolds, and refolds.

 
Thomas Gosebruch was born in 1951, in Munich, Germany and now lives and works in London. He studied Painting at HFBK, Hamburg (1976-79), an MA in Printmaking at HFBK Braunschweig (1981), Painting at The Royal College of Art (1984-85) and a Ceramics Diploma at City Lit (1999-2001).
He has recently shown in group exhibitions at Galerie Florian Sundheimer, Munich (with Thomas Bechinger, 2016) and the Museum of Xi’an Academy of Fine Art, China (British Contemporary Drawing, 2015 ).
His work is held in the collections of The British Museum, The Victoria and Albert Museum and several German museums. 
 
 
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'mime' (detail) - oil paint and biro on paper
 
 

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ctrl - a group show



Open: 4th - 7th October 2016, 1:00 - 7:00
Private View: Thursday 6th October, 6:30 - 9:00
Venue: Sptalfields Studios, 7-15 Greatorex Street, London E1 5NF
Nearest tube: Aldgate East, Map
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Review of States of Mind, States of Consciousness exhibition at the Welcome Trust.

Link to John Ros's website Gallery ELL reviewing the States of mind exhibition a the Welcome Trust


 LONDON — This exhibition explores the range of experiences, which emerge, from the edges of our consciousness. As the accompanying leaflet states, ‘If we try to pin down the exact nature of consciousness, it becomes problematic.’ The changing show of artefacts, installation and film footage is subdivided into categories, such as Science and Soul, Language and memory and Being and not Being. This immediately suggests that the science may not be perfect or at least conclusive, and the artistic elements may or may not be either produced by artists or indeed take the form of conventional artworks...Full Article at GalleryEll

https://galleryell.com/reviews/states-of-mind/ 
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Invitation to exhibition by Joan Higgins.


Please drop by and see Joan's work at this show.
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year 2 student Emiko is exhibiting in this exhibition


My recent artwork ReShape the Past: Stranger on Bicycle has been selected for it.
Private View is on Thursday 4th February so I will have to miss our class. I hope our classmates and other art students especially who are disabled or interested in Shape Arts could visit, also it held at Yinka Shonibare's studio space. 

This is an interesting organisation and particularly recommended for those interested in disability and equality.
ChrisH, Invites
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invitation to exhibition by ex-student Jody Little





Coming soon...




Secret

Garden


by   Jody Little





 

PRIVATE VIEW

INVITATION



8 December 2015  
6 - 8.30pm

The Framers Gallery
36 Windmill Street
London
W1T 2TJ
Please join me for the private view of the ‘Secret Garden’ - a new series of portraits inspired by the famous guests and residents of the notorious ‘Garden of Alla’ hotel in Hollywood. 

The exhibition continues until the 19th December. For more details please see the press release.

10% of all sales will be donated to the Albert Kennedy Trust.

See you there!
Jody

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Tutor profile Tony Hull


Tony Hull studied at Chelsea School of Art before completing his MA at the Slade. He is an exhibiting artist working principally as a painter, and drawing forms a significant part of his art practice. His current output explores sites of extreme socialization like youth rallies and mass gymnastic displays, and his work is in UK, European and US private collections. He has a studio in North London.


Tony’s teaching methods relate to his interest in the way visual perception functions and how meaning is formed, particularly in relation to artistic process. He is excited by collaboration and the cross-disciplinary opportunities for drawing and has run drawing workshops for Electronic Arts and Microsoft, mainly in the US and China. He is currently writing a book on the relationship between drawing and visual perception.
TonyH
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Tutor profile John Ros


John Ros
http:johnros.com

MFA
City University of New York, Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, New York, US
BFA
State University of New York at Binghamton, Binghamton, New York, US

Works in mixed media, temporary, site-responsive installation utilizing found materials, space and light as primary mediums with drawing and collage as regular elements within the studio practice.  

Teaching specializes in Professional Practice for Artists, Installation, Drawing and Mixed Media.

Founder and director of galleryELL, a hybrid, transient, alternative art gallery, and founder of studioELL, a space for fine art courses, studios and residencies.  John also has a rigorous curatorial and writing practice, along with teaching, are elements that are seen as extensions of his studio practice.
http://galleryELL.com
http://studioELL.org

john ros
http://johnros.com
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weblink to open culture

http://www.openculture.com/  some very useful links on here , I can even download all my favourite Tarkowski films for free. please forward any free open access education sites that you think are good. Its part of a personal project. Chris
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weblink to Olivia' s course blog

http://oliviasfineartcourse.com/     Olivia's on- going comprehensive record of her time on the course .
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web link to gallery site from Course tutor John Ros

http://galleryELL.com   John's site contains both artist's work and some very interesting critical writing.
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invitation to the Discerning Eye EXHIBITION FROM ex- student Alison Lumb


‘The ING Discerning Eye Exhibition is a show of small works independently selected by six prominent figures from different areas of the art world: two artist, two collectors and two critics. Work is selected from open submission and with works by artists invited by the individual selectors. Each section is hung separately to give each its own distinctive identity. The impression emerges of six small exhibitions within the whole. It provides an unusual opportunity for works by lesser-known artists to be hung alongside contributions from internationally-recognised names.’


So that is exciting.   I would love to invite you all to a private view, but unfortunately, due to the large number of artists involved, we only get a couple of guest tickets for the Artists’ PV.

However, entry to the show is free, so if you find yourself in the area, do drop in. The dates are 12th-22nd November and they are open every day.


More information can be found on the Mall Galleries website:



http://www.mallgalleries.org.uk/whats-on/exhibitions/ing-discerning-eye-exhibition



In other news – I now have a somewhat overdue freestanding website:


www.alisonlumbfineart.co.uk
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Invitation to Sluice Art Fair exhibitors including tutor John Ross



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