Street Arts
Washington DC-based installation artist Mark Jenkins has over the past four years experimented with clear packing tape (sellotape) to create cast-based sculpture that he installs in cities as a form of non-permission based street art, a sort of “off-wall” graffiti. The works’ humour and surreal nature has helped generate huge interest amongst the public and re-engaged them with their built environment. Jenkins is now bringing his art to the UK, and for his first solo show at the Lazarides gallery he will present an assemblage of sculptures and documentary street installation photographs.
Exhibition Dates: Fri 13th of April - Sat 12th of May
LAZARIDES
No 8, Greek Street
Soho, London
W1D 4DG
- The Critique With Mark Jenkins June 8th
The Critique with Mark JenkinsWednesday June 8th6:30 - 7:00 Meet and Greet7:00 - 9:00ish The CritiqueOtis Street Arts Project3706 Otis StreetMount Rainier, MDCome on out to The Critique with special guest critic Mark Jenkins.We'll show the work of...
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Street Arts
Mark Jenkins In London
Washington DC-based installation artist Mark Jenkins has over the past four years experimented with clear packing tape (sellotape) to create cast-based sculpture that he installs in cities as a form of non-permission based street art, a sort of “off-wall” graffiti. The works’ humour and surreal nature has helped generate huge interest amongst the public and re-engaged them with their built environment. Jenkins is now bringing his art to the UK, and for his first solo show at the Lazarides gallery he will present an assemblage of sculptures and documentary street installation photographs.
Exhibition Dates: Fri 13th of April - Sat 12th of May
LAZARIDES
No 8, Greek Street
Soho, London
W1D 4DG
- The Critique With Mark Jenkins June 8th
The Critique with Mark JenkinsWednesday June 8th6:30 - 7:00 Meet and Greet7:00 - 9:00ish The CritiqueOtis Street Arts Project3706 Otis StreetMount Rainier, MDCome on out to The Critique with special guest critic Mark Jenkins.We'll show the work of...
- Art Street Journal January Issue
The newest issue of the The Art Street Journal has just been published. This free monthly Journal is an international art publication focused on the most exciting voices in the art world. You can sign up for a free annual subscription over on the website...
- Miranda Donovan’s Solo Exhibition
Lazarides Gallery presents the first solo show by young British painter, Miranda Donovan. Donovan’s unique work fuses an interest in the techniques and outlook of street and urban artists with a dedication to the possibilities and practice of painting....
- Mode 2 : Never Too Late
Tonight see Lazarides Gallery present a new series of paintings, Never Too Late…, by leading graffiti artist, Mode 2. This will be Mode 2’s first solo show at the gallery. Never Too Late… sees Mode in a more politically reflective mood, whether...
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We love the work New York based artisits Faile are creating at the moment. The work they installed at the Woostercollective Spring Street project in New York last year was fantastic. We are delighted to see that Lazarides Gallery in Soho's next exhibition...