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July 31, 2018

Face to Face Install Pictures

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OPENING

January 31, 2018

A big THANK YOU to everyone who made it to the opening of Face to Face. Here are a few photos from the exhibition Entrance with Sue Williams A'Court (Lady Di) Sasha Bowles (Crate/Gallery) Mark Jackson (mercry(shroaded), living twice, Solhund) Corinna Spencer (Heart Face) Wendy Saunders (Untitled Double Painting, Head of a Woman) Sue Williams A'Court (Lady Hamilton, Lady in Blue, Asher Brown) Corinna Spencer (Mad by Mistake) Wendy Saunders (Untitled Head in 4 colours) Sue Williams A'Court (Audrey) Sasha Bowles (Crate/Gallery) Exhibition continues until 2nd March Lubomirov/Angus-Hughes Gallery 26 Lower Clapton Road E5 0PD www.lubomirov-angus-hughes.com

Artist Mark Jackson answers a few questions

January 26, 2018

MARK JACKSON www.mrkjcksn.com Can you describe your practice in a few words? It's like a container for an expansive array of thoughts, conceptual and material experiments, conversations, speculations. What is your earliest memory of art? I have various memories from childhood making pictures for friends, but my earliest memory of art was different. I was 12 and we were staying with some family friends with older kids. One of them showed me a book on Francis Bacon and I was transfixed. I thnk that is where it all started for me. Have you shown your work in a non-white cube space before? Yes, I've shown in a rundown empty apartment in Manila in the Philippines, stripped of all its furnishings. It was called the Living Room Gallery. At the time I was collaborating and we made lamps from coloured bits of paper. The whole scene was very different to a white cube. There it was softly lit, it had a bowed wooden floor, scuffed walls, windows looking out onto the grey...

Artist Corinna Spencer answers a few questions

February 02, 2018

CORINNA SPENCER www.corinnaspencer.com Can you describe your practice in a few words? I am a painter. My paintings are on paper or canvas, usually small but large in number and are of and about women, love, obsession and mourning. Have you shown your work in a non-white cube space before? Yes What does this sort of space bring to your work? In the past, when exhibiting my work in a non traditional gallery setting. I have a greater flexibility in the way my work has been installed, this often means I can show my work in unusual ways. Does the environment in which you exhibit your work change how your work is percieved? I think it can to some extent. For example a small painting framed on a white wall in a large space will seem different when placed among a hundred hanging directly from a ceiling. While a hundred paintings, unframed, in a group on a smooth white wall changes things again. Everything from the size of the space to the surface of the wall or the ...