Street Arts
Ocontemporary announce the launch of their permanent new home at 193 Wardour Street, London, W1. Over 2000 ft.sq. of impressive exhibition space allows for two major exhibition areas, the ground floor will host their exciting exhibition program and there are plans for the lower ground to always show a varied selection of their artists' work.
Continuing on a Brazilian tip Ocentemporary will have the first uk solo by the highly sought after Titi Freak in their new London space. Titi Freak is one of the key players emerging from the hugely important Brazilian school of street art, a genre recently described by The Times as 'the most significant in the global urban art movement'. The creativity and authenticity of the work emerging from Sao Paulo is fast making the city to the street art movement what New York was to Pop in the 1960s. Alongside Titi Freak, in the lower ground exhibition area, they will be showcasing work by new and established talents including Carlos Dias, John Simpson, Gerald Laing, Jann Haworth, Tinho, Speto, and Anderson Resende. The show opens to the public on the 5 September and will run until the 4 October. There will be a private view party on thursday 4 september, 6pm to 9pm.
Ocontemporary London | 193 Wardour Street | London
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Street Arts
Titifreak At Ocontemporary Gallery
Ocontemporary announce the launch of their permanent new home at 193 Wardour Street, London, W1. Over 2000 ft.sq. of impressive exhibition space allows for two major exhibition areas, the ground floor will host their exciting exhibition program and there are plans for the lower ground to always show a varied selection of their artists' work.
Continuing on a Brazilian tip Ocentemporary will have the first uk solo by the highly sought after Titi Freak in their new London space. Titi Freak is one of the key players emerging from the hugely important Brazilian school of street art, a genre recently described by The Times as 'the most significant in the global urban art movement'. The creativity and authenticity of the work emerging from Sao Paulo is fast making the city to the street art movement what New York was to Pop in the 1960s. Alongside Titi Freak, in the lower ground exhibition area, they will be showcasing work by new and established talents including Carlos Dias, John Simpson, Gerald Laing, Jann Haworth, Tinho, Speto, and Anderson Resende. The show opens to the public on the 5 September and will run until the 4 October. There will be a private view party on thursday 4 september, 6pm to 9pm.
Ocontemporary London | 193 Wardour Street | London
- Moniker Art Fair — Behind The Scenes
We called over to The Moniker Art Fair over in Village Underground and got a sneak peak of the set-up. The place was buzzing yesterday as the international gallerist began to arrive to set up their spaces. Huge wooden crates were being delivered thoughout...
- A Força Da Rua (force Of The Street)
The ABC Trust is pleased to present A Força da Rua (Force of the Street), an exclusive contemporary street art project bringing together 12 of the finest artists from Brazil and the UK, including D*Face, Inkie, Titi Freak, Speto and Calma. Each artist...
- John Simpson
John Simpson is a British artist who originally made an impact with illustrations for streetwear brand Carhartt and collaborations with fashion designer Wale Adeyemi. Unique hand-executed monotypes provide the focus for his creativity, the delicate process...
- Tinho - Looking For Myself
Following the unprecedented response to Tinho's recent participation in Street Art Brazil show at the Embassy of Brazil, London, Ocontemporary Gallery present his first UK solo show "Looking for myself". Tinho a.k.a Walter Nomura is one of the pioneers...
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