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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by ferg on Apr 16, 2016 8:40:39 GMT 1, Hi off to London today for a birthday treat anything worth seeing today ? Cheers Ferg
Hi off to London today for a birthday treat anything worth seeing today ? Cheers Ferg
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by rjf76 on Apr 16, 2016 9:03:27 GMT 1, Charming Baker at Sotheby's Gallery
D*Face at StolenSpace
...the main 2 this week! Shame you missed PINS.
Charming Baker at Sotheby's Gallery
D*Face at StolenSpace
...the main 2 this week! Shame you missed PINS.
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Deleted on Apr 16, 2016 9:06:05 GMT 1, Not urban but if you like rock music / music history then go to Rolling Stones exhibition at Saatchi gallery in sloane square. I am not a fan of the Stones but took our 16 year old daughters, they're not fans either, to it on Monday and were all well impressed.
Definately worth a visit, some of the instruments, costumes, posters, photos are fantastic. Quite a few one off items that were done by Warhol on display, i didnt realise that he was mates with the Stones, but it's logical really 
Anyone going should allow at least 2-3 hours but you could easily spend much longer if you are a fan; you could spend two hours in a single room just reading some of the stuff and watching the videos.
Not urban but if you like rock music / music history then go to Rolling Stones exhibition at Saatchi gallery in sloane square. I am not a fan of the Stones but took our 16 year old daughters, they're not fans either, to it on Monday and were all well impressed. Definately worth a visit, some of the instruments, costumes, posters, photos are fantastic. Quite a few one off items that were done by Warhol on display, i didnt realise that he was mates with the Stones, but it's logical really Anyone going should allow at least 2-3 hours but you could easily spend much longer if you are a fan; you could spend two hours in a single room just reading some of the stuff and watching the videos. |
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by ferg on Apr 16, 2016 9:10:14 GMT 1, Great response thank you really helpful may will probably do this thanks again Ferg
Great response thank you really helpful may will probably do this thanks again Ferg
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Dibbs 45 on Apr 16, 2016 9:11:44 GMT 1, Adam Neate at Elms Lesters
Group show at Scream by Remi Rough
Fanakapan at BSMT
Portraits at Brick Lane Gallery
Adam Neate at Elms Lesters
Group show at Scream by Remi Rough
Fanakapan at BSMT
Portraits at Brick Lane Gallery
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by ferg on Apr 16, 2016 9:27:47 GMT 1, Thanks Dibbs I love Remi Rough
Thanks Dibbs I love Remi Rough
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by ferg on Apr 16, 2016 9:40:06 GMT 1, Hi Rjf76 thank you for your reply love to have seen PINS but work dictates I was hoping it would last til this weekend but it didn't Dface looks a little overpriced for me unless they have some specials on today ?Ferg
Hi Rjf76 thank you for your reply love to have seen PINS but work dictates I was hoping it would last til this weekend but it didn't Dface looks a little overpriced for me unless they have some specials on today ?Ferg
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by rjf76 on Apr 16, 2016 10:37:50 GMT 1, Hi Rjf76 thank you for your reply love to have seen PINS but work dictates I was hoping it would last til this weekend but it didn't Dface looks a little overpriced for me unless they have some specials on today ?Ferg
Yes definitely overpriced (imo) but worth a quick view if in the area.
You've also got Record Store Day around Rough Trade for a bit of activity...
Hi Rjf76 thank you for your reply love to have seen PINS but work dictates I was hoping it would last til this weekend but it didn't Dface looks a little overpriced for me unless they have some specials on today ?Ferg Yes definitely overpriced (imo) but worth a quick view if in the area. You've also got Record Store Day around Rough Trade for a bit of activity... |
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by rjf76 on Apr 16, 2016 10:48:54 GMT 1, Charming Baker at Sotheby's Gallery D*Face at StolenSpace ...the main 2 this week! Shame you missed PINS.
Correction! Think Sotheby's gallery is closed today? Says Mon-Fri only on website...
Charming Baker at Sotheby's Gallery D*Face at StolenSpace ...the main 2 this week! Shame you missed PINS. Correction! Think Sotheby's gallery is closed today? Says Mon-Fri only on website... |
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by rjf76 on Apr 16, 2016 11:03:55 GMT 1, Adam Neate at Elms Lesters Group show at Scream by Remi Rough Fanakapan at BSMT Portraits at Brick Lane Gallery
Sorry ferg, Elm Lesters closed too!! Just spoke to them as I was gonna pop in.....
Adam Neate at Elms Lesters Group show at Scream by Remi Rough Fanakapan at BSMT Portraits at Brick Lane Gallery Sorry ferg, Elm Lesters closed too!! Just spoke to them as I was gonna pop in..... |
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Baby Dave on Apr 16, 2016 11:16:19 GMT 1, Ferg, happy birthday mate.
Regardless of what you get to see to day, have a top day!
Ferg, happy birthday mate.
Regardless of what you get to see to day, have a top day!
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Deleted on Apr 16, 2016 11:21:40 GMT 1, Meant to say quite a bit of Shephard Fairey stuff in Stones exhibition and he recounts his discussions with them over logos he was designing.
Meant to say quite a bit of Shephard Fairey stuff in Stones exhibition and he recounts his discussions with them over logos he was designing.
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by ferg on Apr 16, 2016 11:29:42 GMT 1, Ferg, happy birthday mate. Regardless of what you get to see to day, have a top day!
thanks Dave very kind Sir
Ferg, happy birthday mate. Regardless of what you get to see to day, have a top day! thanks Dave very kind Sir |
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by ferg on Apr 16, 2016 11:31:27 GMT 1, Adam Neate at Elms Lesters Group show at Scream by Remi Rough Fanakapan at BSMT Portraits at Brick Lane Gallery Sorry ferg, Elm Lesters closed too!! Just spoke to them as I was gonna pop in.....
Another I would liked to have seen but I knew it closed yesterday thanks
Adam Neate at Elms Lesters Group show at Scream by Remi Rough Fanakapan at BSMT Portraits at Brick Lane Gallery Sorry ferg, Elm Lesters closed too!! Just spoke to them as I was gonna pop in..... Another I would liked to have seen but I knew it closed yesterday thanks |
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by rjf76 on Apr 16, 2016 11:53:34 GMT 1, Sorry ferg, Elm Lesters closed too!! Just spoke to them as I was gonna pop in..... Another I would liked to have seen but I knew it closed yesterday thanks
I forgot 
Sorry ferg, Elm Lesters closed too!! Just spoke to them as I was gonna pop in..... Another I would liked to have seen but I knew it closed yesterday thanks I forgot |
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by met on Apr 16, 2016 12:05:11 GMT 1, Charming Baker at Sotheby's Gallery D*Face at StolenSpace ...the main 2 this week! Shame you missed PINS.
While appreciating the term may be a fluid one, may I ask how you would define "urban"?
I'm interested because I see Charming Baker as just a contemporary artist — not someone whose work can be subcategorised as urban art (bar the fact that he, like the majority of artists, probably resides in a city).
Charming Baker at Sotheby's Gallery D*Face at StolenSpace ...the main 2 this week! Shame you missed PINS. While appreciating the term may be a fluid one, may I ask how you would define "urban"? I'm interested because I see Char ming Baker as just a contemporary artist — not someone whose work can be subcategorised as ur ban art (bar the fact that he, like the majority of artists, probably resides in a city). |
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by chads007 on Apr 16, 2016 12:07:47 GMT 1, Neate has finished and don't think elms open on Saturday.
Neate has finished and don't think elms open on Saturday.
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by chads007 on Apr 16, 2016 12:08:37 GMT 1, Sorry just read above!
Sorry just read above!
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by rjf76 on Apr 16, 2016 12:31:39 GMT 1, Charming Baker at Sotheby's Gallery D*Face at StolenSpace ...the main 2 this week! Shame you missed PINS. While appreciating the term may be a fluid one, may I ask how you would define "urban"? I'm interested because I see Char ming Baker as just a contemporary artist — not someone whose work can be subcategorised as ur ban art (bar the fact that he, like the majority of artists, probably resides in a city).
To be honest, I took Fergs request as 'what's interesting art based activities on in London'. I never categorise.I could say any art exhibitions in any city could fall under 'urban', regardless of artistic style or history...
Basically wasn't being too specific to the request 
Charming Baker at Sotheby's Gallery D*Face at StolenSpace ...the main 2 this week! Shame you missed PINS. While appreciating the term may be a fluid one, may I ask how you would define "urban"? I'm interested because I see Char ming Baker as just a contemporary artist — not someone whose work can be subcategorised as ur ban art (bar the fact that he, like the majority of artists, probably resides in a city). To be honest, I took Fergs request as 'what's interesting art based activities on in London'. I never categorise.I could say any art exhibitions in any city could fall under 'urban', regardless of artistic style or history... Basically wasn't being too specific to the request |
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by ferg on Apr 16, 2016 12:33:58 GMT 1, Yeah it's interesting art Charming Baker included I used the term loosely as were part of the urban art association
Yeah it's interesting art Charming Baker included I used the term loosely as were part of the urban art association
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by onetwothree on Apr 16, 2016 12:38:32 GMT 1, Not urban but if you like rock music / music history then go to Rolling Stones exhibition at Saatchi gallery in sloane square. I am not a fan of the Stones but took our 16 year old daughters, they're not fans either, to it on Monday and were all well impressed. Definately worth a visit, some of the instruments, costumes, posters, photos are fantastic. Quite a few one off items that were done by Warhol on display, i didnt realise that he was mates with the Stones, but it's logical really Anyone going should allow at least 2-3 hours but you could easily spend much longer if you are a fan; you could spend two hours in a single room just reading some of the stuff and watching the videos.
Sounds awesome!
Not urban but if you like rock music / music history then go to Rolling Stones exhibition at Saatchi gallery in sloane square. I am not a fan of the Stones but took our 16 year old daughters, they're not fans either, to it on Monday and were all well impressed. Definately worth a visit, some of the instruments, costumes, posters, photos are fantastic. Quite a few one off items that were done by Warhol on display, i didnt realise that he was mates with the Stones, but it's logical really Anyone going should allow at least 2-3 hours but you could easily spend much longer if you are a fan; you could spend two hours in a single room just reading some of the stuff and watching the videos. Sounds awesome! |
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Deleted on Apr 16, 2016 13:25:45 GMT 1, Not urban but if you like rock music / music history then go to Rolling Stones exhibition at Saatchi gallery in sloane square. I am not a fan of the Stones but took our 16 year old daughters, they're not fans either, to it on Monday and were all well impressed. Definately worth a visit, some of the instruments, costumes, posters, photos are fantastic. Quite a few one off items that were done by Warhol on display, i didnt realise that he was mates with the Stones, but it's logical really Anyone going should allow at least 2-3 hours but you could easily spend much longer if you are a fan; you could spend two hours in a single room just reading some of the stuff and watching the videos. Sounds awesome!
Definately worth a visit if you like music. My daughters loved it too, they now understand that in the pre Xfactor, youtube, Pop Idol days that you had to gig 3 years on the trot in sh1t hole towns and venues with barely a night off to become a successful band
Not urban but if you like rock music / music history then go to Rolling Stones exhibition at Saatchi gallery in sloane square. I am not a fan of the Stones but took our 16 year old daughters, they're not fans either, to it on Monday and were all well impressed. Definately worth a visit, some of the instruments, costumes, posters, photos are fantastic. Quite a few one off items that were done by Warhol on display, i didnt realise that he was mates with the Stones, but it's logical really Anyone going should allow at least 2-3 hours but you could easily spend much longer if you are a fan; you could spend two hours in a single room just reading some of the stuff and watching the videos. Sounds awesome! Definately worth a visit if you like music. My daughters loved it too, they now understand that in the pre Xfactor, youtube, Pop Idol days that you had to gig 3 years on the trot in sh1t hole towns and venues with barely a night off to become a successful band |
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by kel on Apr 22, 2016 11:18:26 GMT 1, The art always looks better when the sun is out. The detail on that one underneath the vascroft constructors sign looks stunning great work as always Dibbs 45
The art always looks better when the sun is out. The detail on that one underneath the vascroft constructors sign looks stunning great work as always Dibbs 45 |
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by met on Apr 24, 2016 12:53:44 GMT 1, Thanks to all who provided feedback. We ended up doing an AirBNB in Clerkenwell a few minutes from the Barbican tube. Looking forward to it!
Welcome to London.
Recommendations in your immediate vicinity:
Pubs with character
The Three Kings (closed on Sunday)
www.timeout.com/london/bars-pubs/three-kings-of-clerkenwell
Walking directions here.
The Slaughtered Lamb
www.theslaughteredlambpub.com/
Walking directions here.
The Jerusalem Tavern
www.timeout.com/london/bars-pubs/jerusalem-tavern
Walking directions here.
Ye Olde Mitre (closed on Saturday and Sunday)
www.yeoldemitreholborn.co.uk/
This one is a little further out and not easy to find, but the search is part of the fun. Charming and worth the trek.
Walking directions here.
Pub meal
The Slaughtered Lamb (directions above)
The Three Kings (directions above)
Relaxed Vietnamese meal
Pho Clerkenwell (closed on Sunday)
www.phocafe.co.uk/locations/clerkenwell/
It's now a rather large chain since it received financial backers, but this was the original restaurant opened in 2005. Basic, good-quality food. If ordering springs rolls / nems, ask for extra lettuce and mint to wrap them in.
Walking directions here.
More formal dining
Club Zetter Wine Room & Kitchen (at the Zetter Hotel)
www.thezetter.com/club-zetter
Walking directions here.
Relaxed breakfast or coffee
J+A Cafe
jandacafe.com/
A hidden-away little gem.
Walking directions here.
Stylish, more formal breakfast or brunch
Granger & Co.
grangerandco.com/clerkenwell
Walking directions here.
Nice little shop
Magma Clerkenwell (closed on Sunday)
magma-shop.com/pages/contact
For international, specialist magazines (especially fashion publications), arty books and museum-shop-type gifts.
Walking directions here.
Roaming around
- Make sure to see Smithfield Market (west of Barbican station), especially the small pedestrian streets towards the south, by St Bartholomew the Great.
- The whole Clerkenwell area has diverse architecture, along with interesting side streets and foot paths.
- From your base, it's about a 20 to 30-minute walk east along Old Street towards Shoreditch, Hoxton, the Old Spitalfields Market and Brick Lane. These are the now somewhat Disneyfied, street-art tolerance zones of London. If you keep your eyes peeled while heading east on Old Street, you'll see a nice Phlegm piece in a right-hand-side alley. Later, there's the large Eine CREATE piece to your left. Both are before you reach the Old Street Roundabout. Past the roundabout, walk all the way down Rivington Street.
Pure Evil Gallery and StolenSpace Gallery are in relatively close proximity. Be careful not to get trampled over by one of the many street-art tour groups.
Have fun.
Thanks to all who provided feedback. We ended up doing an AirBNB in Clerkenwell a few minutes from the Barbican tube. Looking forward to it! Welcome to London. Recommendations in your immediate vicinity:
Pubs with characterThe Three Kings (closed on Sunday) www.timeout.com/london/bars-pubs/three-kings-of-clerkenwellWalking directions here. The Slaughtered Lambwww.theslaughteredlambpub.com/Walking directions here. The Jerusalem Tavernwww.timeout.com/london/bars-pubs/jerusalem-tavernWalking directions here. Ye Olde Mitre (closed on Saturday and Sunday) www.yeoldemitreholborn.co.uk/This one is a little further out and not easy to find, but the search is part of the fun. Charming and worth the trek. Walking directions here. Pub mealThe Slaughtered Lamb (directions above) The Three Kings (directions above) Relaxed Vietnamese mealPho Clerkenwell (closed on Sunday) www.phocafe.co.uk/locations/clerkenwell/It's now a rather large chain since it received financial backers, but this was the original restaurant opened in 2005. Basic, good-quality food. If ordering springs rolls / nems, ask for extra lettuce and mint to wrap them in. Walking directions here. More formal diningClub Zetter Wine Room & Kitchen (at the Zetter Hotel) www.thezetter.com/club-zetterWalking directions here. Relaxed breakfast or coffeeJ+A Cafejandacafe.com/A hidden-away little gem. Walking directions here.
Stylish, more formal breakfast or brunchGranger & Co.grangerandco.com/clerkenwellWalking directions here. Nice little shopMagma Clerkenwell (closed on Sunday) magma-shop.com/pages/contactFor international, specialist magazines (especially fashion publications), arty books and museum-shop-type gifts. Walking directions here. Roaming around- Make sure to see Smithfield Market (west of Barbican station), especially the small pedestrian streets towards the south, by St Bartholomew the Great. - The whole Clerkenwell area has diverse architecture, along with interesting side streets and foot paths. - From your base, it's about a 20 to 30-minute walk east along Old Street towards Shoreditch, Hoxton, the Old Spitalfields Market and Brick Lane. These are the now somewhat Disneyfied, street-art tolerance zones of London. If you keep your eyes peeled while heading east on Old Street, you'll see a nice Phlegm piece in a right-hand-side alley. Later, there's the large Eine CREATE piece to your left. Both are before you reach the Old Street Roundabout. Past the roundabout, walk all the way down Rivington Street. Pure Evil Gallery and StolenSpace Gallery are in relatively close proximity. Be careful not to get trampled over by one of the many street-art tour groups. Have fun. |
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Deleted on Apr 24, 2016 14:30:57 GMT 1, If your staying Tower hill that's a fairly decent location as a base. Tower Hotel and a few others nearby. Couple of nice pubs/restaurants in Wapping not too far a walk (Captain Kidd, Prospect of Whitby, Smiths) can also goto st Katherines Dock, dickens inn. Then not far in a cab or train to Shoreditch/Hoxton, Spitalfields. Then if you've had your rabies shots you could go wrong side of river to Tate, vinopolis, borough Market etc.. Pie and Mash in Manzi's
If your staying Tower hill that's a fairly decent location as a base. Tower Hotel and a few others nearby. Couple of nice pubs/restaurants in Wapping not too far a walk (Captain Kidd, Prospect of Whitby, Smiths) can also goto st Katherines Dock, dickens inn. Then not far in a cab or train to Shoreditch/Hoxton, Spitalfields. Then if you've had your rabies shots you could go wrong side of river to Tate, vinopolis, borough Market etc.. Pie and Mash in Manzi's
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Dibbs 45 on Apr 24, 2016 19:02:10 GMT 1, My English colleagues didn't have nice things to say about Essex. Something about Essex boys and girls as the equivalent of our Jersey (Geordie) Shore... No offense meant to anyone in Essex. Never been; sure it's a lovely place They're too thick in Essex to understand let alone take offence. Plus by now they're used to it
My English colleagues didn't have nice things to say about Essex. Something about Essex boys and girls as the equivalent of our Jersey (Geordie) Shore... No offense meant to anyone in Essex. Never been; sure it's a lovely place They're too thick in Essex to understand let alone take offence. Plus by now they're used to it WTF. You watch too much crap television. Shall I go and get my honours degree certificate? |
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by thewral on Apr 26, 2016 16:11:31 GMT 1, First- thanks to all that provided their two pence in response to this thread. Appreciate it and we've had a marvelous first few days in London. In love with the city, could see ourselves living here.
Have visited a number of galleries and seen a bunch of nice shows and walls. Also went to the Tate modern - and don't burn me here - but given some of the hype I've heard I was a bit underwhelmed compared to modern art museums stateside.
-BSMT - caught last day of Fanakapan show - very nice
-Hang Up
-Jealous Gallery - great folks there and was able to see the screen printing areas and some Charming Baker prints in process to be released in May
-Pure Evil Gallery
-S|2 - Charming Baker show was great
-Lawrence Alkin - Tom French show
-Maddox Gallery - Bradley Theodore show opening in a couple days
-Unit - interesting space, nice guys, inbetween shows
-Stolenspace - Dface show
-Nelly Duff
Will be checking out the Maser show with Lazarides tomorrow.
Anything we've missed and should see? I heard Somerset House has an interesting event going on and will try and see it if we're in Central.
Thanks!
First- thanks to all that provided their two pence in response to this thread. Appreciate it and we've had a marvelous first few days in London. In love with the city, could see ourselves living here.
Have visited a number of galleries and seen a bunch of nice shows and walls. Also went to the Tate modern - and don't burn me here - but given some of the hype I've heard I was a bit underwhelmed compared to modern art museums stateside.
-BSMT - caught last day of Fanakapan show - very nice
-Hang Up
-Jealous Gallery - great folks there and was able to see the screen printing areas and some Charming Baker prints in process to be released in May
-Pure Evil Gallery
-S|2 - Charming Baker show was great
-Lawrence Alkin - Tom French show
-Maddox Gallery - Bradley Theodore show opening in a couple days
-Unit - interesting space, nice guys, inbetween shows
-Stolenspace - Dface show
-Nelly Duff
Will be checking out the Maser show with Lazarides tomorrow.
Anything we've missed and should see? I heard Somerset House has an interesting event going on and will try and see it if we're in Central.
Thanks!
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Visit LONDON 🏴 Street Art, Galleries, Events, by dreadnatty on Apr 26, 2016 16:33:47 GMT 1, First- thanks to all that provided their two pence in response to this thread. Appreciate it and we've had a marvelous first few days in London. In love with the city, could see ourselves living here. Have visited a number of galleries and seen a bunch of nice shows and walls. Also went to the Tate modern - and don't burn me here - but given some of the hype I've heard I was a bit underwhelmed compared to modern art museums stateside. -BSMT - caught last day of Fanakapan show - very nice -Hang Up -Jealous Gallery - great folks there and was able to see the screen printing areas and some Charming Baker prints in process to be released in May -Pure Evil Gallery -S|2 - Charming Baker show was great -Lawrence Alkin - Tom French show -Maddox Gallery - Bradley Theodore show opening in a couple days -Unit - interesting space, nice guys, inbetween shows -Stolenspace - Dface show -Nelly Duff Will be checking out the Maser show with Lazarides tomorrow. Anything we've missed and should see? I heard Somerset House has an interesting event going on and will try and see it if we're in Central. Thanks!
First- thanks to all that provided their two pence in response to this thread. Appreciate it and we've had a marvelous first few days in London. In love with the city, could see ourselves living here. Have visited a number of galleries and seen a bunch of nice shows and walls. Also went to the Tate modern - and don't burn me here - but given some of the hype I've heard I was a bit underwhelmed compared to modern art museums stateside. -BSMT - caught last day of Fanakapan show - very nice -Hang Up -Jealous Gallery - great folks there and was able to see the screen printing areas and some Charming Baker prints in process to be released in May -Pure Evil Gallery -S|2 - Charming Baker show was great -Lawrence Alkin - Tom French show -Maddox Gallery - Bradley Theodore show opening in a couple days -Unit - interesting space, nice guys, inbetween shows -Stolenspace - Dface show -Nelly Duff Will be checking out the Maser show with Lazarides tomorrow. Anything we've missed and should see? I heard Somerset House has an interesting event going on and will try and see it if we're in Central. Thanks! Robert Crumb at David Zwirner: www.davidzwirner.com/exhibition/93461/ |
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