Showing posts with label Deptford X. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deptford X. Show all posts

Friday, 26 September 2014

SEeAFAR at Deptford X


SEeAFAR opens at Deptford X TONIGHT!
The exhibition is looking stunning in the fabulous, spacious NUM3ER Space,  Creekside, Deptford, London SE8 4SA
PRIVATE VIEW TONIGHT: Friday 26th September 6-8.30pm 

OPEN FROM 12-6pm on: 27th, 28th September and 1-5th October

This exhibition brings together new work from Foa + Hosea, Carali McCall, Anne Robinson, Sarah Sparkes and Thurle Wright. Using a range of media - drawing, animation, performance to video, light installation, painting and collage - the works engage with living with the constant presence of an absence through the metaphor of waiting for someone to return from sea.

[Invite image 'Jane Conquest Rings the Bell' (detail) Sarah Sparkes, (great grandfather Sparkes' magic lantern slides and mixed media, 2014]


Tuesday, 1 October 2013

Deptford X - South London Salon

Deptford X - Harry Pye's South London Salon


The Way Home, Watercolour on paper,  2013

Over the past year I've been quietly and obsessively making paintings of the same subject.  The series is called 'The Way Home'  and  I'll be showing some of these new paintings at the Deptford X as part of Harry Pye's South London  Salonhttp://www.deptfordx.org/programmes/1/events/128


The works will be exhibited at the brand new D.X H.Q on Brookmill Rd (1 minute's walkk from Deptford D.L.R)
Deptford
SE8 4HS

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Deptford X is London’s longest running contemporary visual arts festival and has been experienced by over one million people since inception in 1998.
A seal on the area’s creative credentials” – Evening Standard “Bigger and more international each year” – Time Out “A vibrant festival of contemporary art” – Guardian Guide, Pick of the Week

12noon to 6pm 28th September - 6th October 
The private view for Harry Pye's south London Salon is on Thursday the 3rd of October from 6pm till 9pm.

For this year's festival Harry Pye & his friends are having their own salon. The work exhibited will be from artists with a strong connection to South London. In many cases the actual work will be about South London too. The artists in The South London Salon are:
Marie SmithCedar LewisohnChristopher Owen,Sarah DoylePeter Lamb,Howard Dyke, Rowland Smith, Julia Bedford,David DipreLiam NewnhamPatrick Morrissey & Hanz Hancock,Edward WardRosalind DavisBob LondonKlarita Pandolfi-CarrSarah SparkesClare PricePaul Hamilton, Jackie ClarkGiles KentJulie BennettPaul WyeTracey WilliamsZac T LeeMikey GeorgesonMarcus Cope,Sinead WheelerMel Cole, Julian Wakeling, and Aleksandra Wojcik