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Innovative publishers and design-promoters Concrete Hermit are to launch their new east London gallery next week with an exhibition and book launch by artist Ian Stevenson.
The book Best Wishes Get Well Soon presents a collection of Stevenson’s work to date drawn from sketchbooks through to his high profile client work for the likes of Paul Smith, Perrier and MTV. The exhibition will present new work alongside selected prints.
The gallery is located at 5a Club Row, London E1 6JX.
(Nearest tube: Liverpool Street)
The exhibition runs from 5 – 21 October.
Private view and book launch Thursday 4 th October 6-9pm.
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IAN STEVENSON EXHIBITION
Innovative publishers and design-promoters Concrete Hermit are to launch their new east London gallery next week with an exhibition and book launch by artist Ian Stevenson.The book Best Wishes Get Well Soon presents a collection of Stevenson’s work to date drawn from sketchbooks through to his high profile client work for the likes of Paul Smith, Perrier and MTV. The exhibition will present new work alongside selected prints.
The gallery is located at 5a Club Row, London E1 6JX.
(Nearest tube: Liverpool Street)
The exhibition runs from 5 – 21 October.
Private view and book launch Thursday 4 th October 6-9pm.
- Pictoplasma - Pen To Paper Launch
Berlin based project Pictoplasma is regarded as the world’s leading authority on contemporary character design. Starting with the first Conference in 2004, a diverse, international audience has been attending Pictoplasma Festivals in Berlin, New York...
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Jon Burgerman launches new work, including large sculptural pieces, at Concrete Hermit Gallery tonight. The exhibition will see new work including large sculptural pieces as well as prints and original pieces. The work featured will offer visitors a...
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