Street Arts
AudioVision is an exhibition of work by a collective group of St.Martins and other UK Art colleges. The exhibition explores the physical and emotional sensations that are simultaneously experienced while responding to musical and sonic stimulation.
Considering the transcendental and inexhaustible power of music, AudioVision promises to be a dynamic exploration of cross sensory experience. An eclectic mix of responses and materials have been used by each contributor, ranging from textile design, video, photography and even a goldfish.
Opening night this Thursday 12th July
Dazed Gallery | 112-116 Old St. | London
Drinks provided by Tiger beer.
Normal opening hours are 10am to 6pm on weekdays.
- Bill London — Eastpak Gallery
This Thursday, 30 September sees Eastpak Gallery host their fourth show at their flagship store on Carnaby Street. The exhibition will feature the works of Bill London. Arguably one of the UK’s most skilled graffiti artists with a career spanning thirteen...
- Sri Mckinnon — At The Eastpak Gallery
This Thursday 15 July sees Eastpak Gallery host their third show at their flagship store on Carnaby Street. The show entitled 'Archipelago' will feature the works of Sri McKinnon. SRI is an artist and illustrator of Eurasian heritage. Having grown...
- Orange Dot Galley Present New Tricks
Tonight in central London the Orange Dot Gallery presents a new show "New Tricks", a collection Of new works from One Trick Pony One Trick Pony collective is the off-shoot of original graffiti crew OTP. Formed in 2001, the collective is comprised of...
- Russell Maurice Exhibition
This Thursday 19th June marks the opening of a new exhibition "Industrial Magic & Light / Thursday Solstice" from Russell Maurice. Russell Maurice's mind bending artworks at this exhibition are sure to blow your mind. Featuring works on paper as well...
- Blam Solo Exhibition
New Cross Gallery present a new show featuring the work London based artist BLAM. Widely know for his classic Oscar the Grouch in Old Street, which has survived the council buff on a number of occasions. Blams style has since evolved into photorealistic...
Street Arts
AUDIO VISION
AudioVision is an exhibition of work by a collective group of St.Martins and other UK Art colleges. The exhibition explores the physical and emotional sensations that are simultaneously experienced while responding to musical and sonic stimulation.Considering the transcendental and inexhaustible power of music, AudioVision promises to be a dynamic exploration of cross sensory experience. An eclectic mix of responses and materials have been used by each contributor, ranging from textile design, video, photography and even a goldfish.
Opening night this Thursday 12th July
Dazed Gallery | 112-116 Old St. | London
Drinks provided by Tiger beer.
Normal opening hours are 10am to 6pm on weekdays.
- Bill London — Eastpak Gallery
This Thursday, 30 September sees Eastpak Gallery host their fourth show at their flagship store on Carnaby Street. The exhibition will feature the works of Bill London. Arguably one of the UK’s most skilled graffiti artists with a career spanning thirteen...
- Sri Mckinnon — At The Eastpak Gallery
This Thursday 15 July sees Eastpak Gallery host their third show at their flagship store on Carnaby Street. The show entitled 'Archipelago' will feature the works of Sri McKinnon. SRI is an artist and illustrator of Eurasian heritage. Having grown...
- Orange Dot Galley Present New Tricks
Tonight in central London the Orange Dot Gallery presents a new show "New Tricks", a collection Of new works from One Trick Pony One Trick Pony collective is the off-shoot of original graffiti crew OTP. Formed in 2001, the collective is comprised of...
- Russell Maurice Exhibition
This Thursday 19th June marks the opening of a new exhibition "Industrial Magic & Light / Thursday Solstice" from Russell Maurice. Russell Maurice's mind bending artworks at this exhibition are sure to blow your mind. Featuring works on paper as well...
- Blam Solo Exhibition
New Cross Gallery present a new show featuring the work London based artist BLAM. Widely know for his classic Oscar the Grouch in Old Street, which has survived the council buff on a number of occasions. Blams style has since evolved into photorealistic...