Street Arts
Opening this evening at the Foster Gallery is a new exhibition featuring the work of James Roper titled "INTO THE FOLD".This is James Roper's first solo show at the gallery which will feature a stunning selection of new paintings.
James Roper explores the physicality of the human body whilst also drawing comparisons with baroque sculpture and iconography. He creates a sort of “optical hyperactivity” through his seductive paintings, their content, style and surface seemlessly intermix into intense imagery.
There is a private view this evening from 6-9pm at FORSTER on Rivington Street.
FORSTER |1 Chapel Place | Rivington Street | London | EC2A 3DQ
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Street Arts
JAMES ROPER
Opening this evening at the Foster Gallery is a new exhibition featuring the work of James Roper titled "INTO THE FOLD".This is James Roper's first solo show at the gallery which will feature a stunning selection of new paintings.
James Roper explores the physicality of the human body whilst also drawing comparisons with baroque sculpture and iconography. He creates a sort of “optical hyperactivity” through his seductive paintings, their content, style and surface seemlessly intermix into intense imagery.
There is a private view this evening from 6-9pm at FORSTER on Rivington Street.
FORSTER |1 Chapel Place | Rivington Street | London | EC2A 3DQ
- James Kalinda & Centina Uk Book Launch
Last night Hookedblog headed up to Dalston's Power Lunches venue for the first ever UK exhibition of Italian street artists James Kalinda and Centina. Presented by Get Up Get Down, the one night only exhibition also marked the UK launch of the Atroce...
- Our Ends At Chapter One Gallery
'OUR ENDS' features a celebration of creative talents living and working in London. From the diverse photographs of James Pearson Howes to the psychedelic illustrations of Colin Henderson, with fine art, graphics and graffiti all in the mix, the...
- I-lib @ Stella Dore Gallery
Also opening this evening Thursday 7th May 6pm - 9pm is the I-Lib solo show, "As Teardrops Fall" at Stella Dore Gallery. For his first, much anticipated solo show 'As Teardrops Fall', I-lib (I Lurk In Bushes) depicts strange anthropomorphic creatures...
- Xenz: Love Mosaic
To celebrate Valentines, Foster Gallery have announce the release of Love Mosaic (pictured above) - a stunning new painting by Xenz made up of 65 rectangular canvases, each measuring 15 x 20.5 cm. Each unique canvas is available at £50 inc (maximum...
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Forgot to post this the other week. Currently running at The Foster Gallery is Dan Balwin's solo show featuring paintings, ceramics, neon sculpture, installation and the new 'Autumn Girl' print pictured. The exhibition runs until the 25th...