Artkandy news http://www.artkandy.co.uk/news Wed, 10 Mar 2010 17:39:34 GMT FeedCreator 1.7.2 http://www.nomanagment.com/images/new/logo-rss.gif http://www.artkandy.co.uk/ Feed provided by artkandy.co.uk. Click to visit. OPENING JANUARY 8, 2009, AT AUSTIN GALLERY, SHOREDITCH: LONDON BANANAS, A SHOW OF 1000 PORTRAITS OF BANANA SKINS DISCARDED IN LONDON'S URBAN ENVIRONMENT. <br> Since this project's inception with just over one hundred photos in July 2008, LONDON BANANAS has caused a stir with its continuously growing archive of images of banana skins abandoned on the streets of London. Thrown into corners, dropped in stairwells, on pavements, in roads, and in all manner of unexpected places, LONDON BANANAS has shown the humble banana peel to be an indelible yet overlooked feature in the city's urban landscape. <br> As a newcomer to the city, London-based artist Astrid Bin kept noticing the litter of skins and began to document them, thereby initiating this project. Soon she had built up a substantial archive of images, presented online at www.londonbananas.com. The archive now boasts nearly 2000 photos, and a selection is available to view on the site. Taking as their starting point the seemingly innocuous but unexpected presence of banana skins around the streets, the situations found are also a collage of London textures, colours, people and weather patterns. A record of the performance of their discovery by the artist, these images mark the places where people were, but are no longer, leaving nothing but the skin as evidence of their presence. The photographs are a street-level view of the London from the abandoned banana's perspective. They are a slapstick comedy moment waiting patiently to happen. They are documentation of our interaction with our shared urban environment. LONDON BANANAS has been widely reviewed, praised, featured and talked about worldwide, from BoingBoing.net to German Vanity Fair to New Zealand radio. <br> On January 8, 2009, LONDON BANANAS opens at AUSTIN GALLERY, Shoreditch, showcasing 1000 photos from the archive, curated and assembled by the artist. The archive is currently being compiled for a book scheduled for publication in Spring 2009, and a 16-page, limited edition, signed book created especially for the exhibition will be on sale at the venue alongside prints and other ephemeral goodies. <br> LONDON BANANAS OPENING AND PRIVATE VIEW: THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2009, 7-10pm AUSTIN GALLERY, 119A BETHNAL GREEN ROAD, SHOREDITCH (at the top of Brick Lane) <br> FOR MORE INFORMATION: www.londonbananas.com, info@londonbananas.com ABOUT THE ARTIST: www.disastrid.net Ben Thu, 08 Jan 2009 18:00:00 GMT Marco Russo Di Chiara is a contemporary fine artist we've hand picked for the last show of the year. His work is both intricate and beautifully simple. Modern and timeless. Whether buying as a beautiful personal gift, an investment or even to compliment the decor in the living room - don't miss this opportunity to own original new work just before Christmas. You are invited to join us for the Private View on Thursday 11th of December 2008 from 6.30 - 10.30pm. The show then runs until we close for the festive break on the 23rd. more info here at the facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/inbox/?ref=mb#/event.php?eid=100760885553 Ben Thu, 11 Dec 2008 19:47:00 GMT Anyone who comes into the gallery today must expect to talk about Obama and be HAPPY! Ben Wed, 05 Nov 2008 10:18:00 GMT Edge of the Map - Off the beaten track photography by Nicki Grihault<br><br> This photographic exhibition by travel writer and photographer Nicki Grihault, features off the beaten track images from Bhutan to Siberia, is an unusual travel event held at the cutting edge Austin Gallery in trendy Shoreditch during this years World Travel Market (WTM).<br><br> Running from 10th-16th November 2008, with the private view on Thursday 13th from 6-10pm, Edge of the Map features images from 12 countries worldwide including Bhutan, Cuba, Dominica, Ecuador, Egypt, Greenland, Namibia, Puerto Rico, Rwanda, Siberia, Syria and Taiwan. Each picture in this retrospective tells a story and what's unique about the exhibition is the accompanying text from this London-based award-winning travel writer, which gives insight into unusual and lesser known and somewhat secret, travel addresses.<br><br> Nicki's show runs from Monday 10th November. With the Private View on Thursday 13th. <br><br> Austin Gallery<br> 119a Bethnal Green Rd<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br> tel: 0207 613 0185<br> info@artkandy.co.uk<br> <br> Facebook link:<A href="http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=9607859063" target="_blank"><STRONG> click here</STRONG></A> Ben Mon, 10 Nov 2008 13:12:00 GMT There are two principal aspects to the Lu Flux philosophy. The more sobering of the two is the way of the disposable world and all of Lu's garments are an affirmation of sartorial splendour against the mass production within it. It is to create something new out of something old, to reduce waste and consume less. The lighter side is that the clothing is intended to make you smile as Lu revels in the follies of modern life and wants her creations to reflect the absurdity. <br><br> Lu's show runs until 6pm, Sunday 9th November. <br><br> Austin Gallery<br> 119a Bethnal Green Rd<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br> tel: 0207 613 0185<br> info@artkandy.co.uk<br> <br> Facebook link:<A href="http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=7105271&ref=frmf#/event.php?eid=43799897081" target="_blank"><STRONG> click here</STRONG></A> Ben Sat, 01 Nov 2008 14:06:00 GMT see www.karborn.com for more details Ben Sun, 24 Aug 2008 18:55:00 GMT see www.karborn.com for more details Ben Sat, 23 Aug 2008 18:55:00 GMT see www.karborn.com for more details Ben Fri, 22 Aug 2008 18:55:00 GMT see www.karborn.com for more details Ben Thu, 21 Aug 2008 18:54:00 GMT see www.karborn.com for more details Ben Wed, 20 Aug 2008 18:54:00 GMT see www.karborn.com for more details Ben Tue, 19 Aug 2008 18:54:00 GMT see www.karborn.com for more details Ben Sun, 17 Aug 2008 18:53:00 GMT see www.karborn.com for more details Ben Mon, 18 Aug 2008 18:53:00 GMT see www.karborn.com for more details Ben Sat, 16 Aug 2008 18:53:00 GMT see www.karborn.com for more details Ben Sun, 17 Aug 2008 18:52:00 GMT more to follow... Ben Tue, 26 Aug 2008 09:00:00 GMT Details to follow.. see www.karborn.com Ben Fri, 15 Aug 2008 13:23:00 GMT Details to follow.. see www.karborn.com Ben Thu, 14 Aug 2008 13:23:00 GMT Details to follow.. Ben Thu, 17 Jul 2008 13:23:00 GMT Details to follow.. see www.karborn.com Ben Wed, 13 Aug 2008 13:22:00 GMT Details to follow.. see www.karborn.com Ben Tue, 12 Aug 2008 13:22:00 GMT "Wandering Geese" is an exhibition showcasing the work of Laxmi Nicolas and Dafna Steinberg. The theme of their work is the feminine appropriation of urban space. The idea for this exhibition started out one day on a walk. It was an idea that planted itself into the minds and works of the two participating artists. Gradually, it grew into a study of women in the city and both artists (being women themselves) began to have conversations on how they felt about being women living in a city. It became a constant discussion of roles, attitudes and perceptions as they deconstructed stereotypes, questioned social normativity and searched for the feminine in the everyday life of the urban environment. During this search, they came across the Crossbones Cemetery. Located in the Southbank of London, Crossbones was the burial ground for "single women" (prostitutes) that was closed in the mid 1800s. The location is currently in a dispute between real estate developers and a group of local residents who would like to create an official memorial for the women buried there. The residents have already made their own unofficial memorial by placing homemade placards, flowers, personal notes and ribbons all over the front gates that were put up to prevent people from entering the grounds. Seeing this dedication to women who died "wandering" the urban streets touched the two artists and they decided to create their own memorial through collaborative pieces, which are also part of this exhibition. Ben Sun, 10 Aug 2008 13:21:00 GMT "Wandering Geese" is an exhibition showcasing the work of Laxmi Nicolas and Dafna Steinberg. The theme of their work is the feminine appropriation of urban space. The idea for this exhibition started out one day on a walk. It was an idea that planted itself into the minds and works of the two participating artists. Gradually, it grew into a study of women in the city and both artists (being women themselves) began to have conversations on how they felt about being women living in a city. It became a constant discussion of roles, attitudes and perceptions as they deconstructed stereotypes, questioned social normativity and searched for the feminine in the everyday life of the urban environment. During this search, they came across the Crossbones Cemetery. Located in the Southbank of London, Crossbones was the burial ground for "single women" (prostitutes) that was closed in the mid 1800s. The location is currently in a dispute between real estate developers and a group of local residents who would like to create an official memorial for the women buried there. The residents have already made their own unofficial memorial by placing homemade placards, flowers, personal notes and ribbons all over the front gates that were put up to prevent people from entering the grounds. Seeing this dedication to women who died "wandering" the urban streets touched the two artists and they decided to create their own memorial through collaborative pieces, which are also part of this exhibition. Ben Sat, 09 Aug 2008 13:20:00 GMT "Wandering Geese" is an exhibition showcasing the work of Laxmi Nicolas and Dafna Steinberg. The theme of their work is the feminine appropriation of urban space. The idea for this exhibition started out one day on a walk. It was an idea that planted itself into the minds and works of the two participating artists. Gradually, it grew into a study of women in the city and both artists (being women themselves) began to have conversations on how they felt about being women living in a city. It became a constant discussion of roles, attitudes and perceptions as they deconstructed stereotypes, questioned social normativity and searched for the feminine in the everyday life of the urban environment. During this search, they came across the Crossbones Cemetery. Located in the Southbank of London, Crossbones was the burial ground for "single women" (prostitutes) that was closed in the mid 1800s. The location is currently in a dispute between real estate developers and a group of local residents who would like to create an official memorial for the women buried there. The residents have already made their own unofficial memorial by placing homemade placards, flowers, personal notes and ribbons all over the front gates that were put up to prevent people from entering the grounds. Seeing this dedication to women who died "wandering" the urban streets touched the two artists and they decided to create their own memorial through collaborative pieces, which are also part of this exhibition. Ben Fri, 08 Aug 2008 13:20:00 GMT "Wandering Geese" is an exhibition showcasing the work of Laxmi Nicolas and Dafna Steinberg. The theme of their work is the feminine appropriation of urban space. The idea for this exhibition started out one day on a walk. It was an idea that planted itself into the minds and works of the two participating artists. Gradually, it grew into a study of women in the city and both artists (being women themselves) began to have conversations on how they felt about being women living in a city. It became a constant discussion of roles, attitudes and perceptions as they deconstructed stereotypes, questioned social normativity and searched for the feminine in the everyday life of the urban environment. During this search, they came across the Crossbones Cemetery. Located in the Southbank of London, Crossbones was the burial ground for "single women" (prostitutes) that was closed in the mid 1800s. The location is currently in a dispute between real estate developers and a group of local residents who would like to create an official memorial for the women buried there. The residents have already made their own unofficial memorial by placing homemade placards, flowers, personal notes and ribbons all over the front gates that were put up to prevent people from entering the grounds. Seeing this dedication to women who died "wandering" the urban streets touched the two artists and they decided to create their own memorial through collaborative pieces, which are also part of this exhibition. Ben Thu, 07 Aug 2008 13:20:00 GMT "Wandering Geese" is an exhibition showcasing the work of Laxmi Nicolas and Dafna Steinberg. The theme of their work is the feminine appropriation of urban space. The idea for this exhibition started out one day on a walk. It was an idea that planted itself into the minds and works of the two participating artists. Gradually, it grew into a study of women in the city and both artists (being women themselves) began to have conversations on how they felt about being women living in a city. It became a constant discussion of roles, attitudes and perceptions as they deconstructed stereotypes, questioned social normativity and searched for the feminine in the everyday life of the urban environment. During this search, they came across the Crossbones Cemetery. Located in the Southbank of London, Crossbones was the burial ground for "single women" (prostitutes) that was closed in the mid 1800s. The location is currently in a dispute between real estate developers and a group of local residents who would like to create an official memorial for the women buried there. The residents have already made their own unofficial memorial by placing homemade placards, flowers, personal notes and ribbons all over the front gates that were put up to prevent people from entering the grounds. Seeing this dedication to women who died "wandering" the urban streets touched the two artists and they decided to create their own memorial through collaborative pieces, which are also part of this exhibition. Ben Wed, 06 Aug 2008 13:19:00 GMT "Wandering Geese" is an exhibition showcasing the work of Laxmi Nicolas and Dafna Steinberg. The theme of their work is the feminine appropriation of urban space. The idea for this exhibition started out one day on a walk. It was an idea that planted itself into the minds and works of the two participating artists. Gradually, it grew into a study of women in the city and both artists (being women themselves) began to have conversations on how they felt about being women living in a city. It became a constant discussion of roles, attitudes and perceptions as they deconstructed stereotypes, questioned social normativity and searched for the feminine in the everyday life of the urban environment. During this search, they came across the Crossbones Cemetery. Located in the Southbank of London, Crossbones was the burial ground for "single women" (prostitutes) that was closed in the mid 1800s. The location is currently in a dispute between real estate developers and a group of local residents who would like to create an official memorial for the women buried there. The residents have already made their own unofficial memorial by placing homemade placards, flowers, personal notes and ribbons all over the front gates that were put up to prevent people from entering the grounds. Seeing this dedication to women who died "wandering" the urban streets touched the two artists and they decided to create their own memorial through collaborative pieces, which are also part of this exhibition. Ben Tue, 05 Aug 2008 13:18:00 GMT 1 week interim exhibition of ArtKandy's online stock of undergraduate work. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Sun, 03 Aug 2008 13:14:00 GMT 1 week interim exhibition of ArtKandy's online stock of undergraduate work. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Sat, 02 Aug 2008 13:12:00 GMT 1 week interim exhibition of ArtKandy's online stock of undergraduate work. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Fri, 01 Aug 2008 13:12:00 GMT 1 week interim exhibition of ArtKandy's online stock of undergraduate work. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Thu, 31 Jul 2008 13:11:00 GMT 1 week interim exhibition of ArtKandy's online stock of undergraduate work. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Wed, 30 Jul 2008 13:11:00 GMT 1 week interim exhibition of ArtKandy's online stock of undergraduate work. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Wed, 30 Jul 2008 13:10:00 GMT 1 week interim exhibition of ArtKandy's online stock of undergraduate work. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Tue, 29 Jul 2008 13:09:00 GMT Fred Olden and Austin Gallery present Fred's first solo exhibition in London.<br> The exhibition runs until the 29th of July and the private view is this Saturday 19th from 7-10pm.<br> The private view is open to members and friends of the Austin Facebook Group and we would love to see you there.<br> Fred's linear, architectural work is built up with oil paints, pencil and collage producing a striking, vibrant textured finish full of implied perspective and urban suggestion.<br> Fred has complimented his work with beautifully custom finished frames and borders, each a subtle tone to suit the piece.<br> All pieces are for sale - further details on request. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Closed tomorrow to set up new exhibition. Ben Sun, 27 Jul 2008 13:05:00 GMT Fred Olden and Austin Gallery present Fred's first solo exhibition in London.<br> The exhibition runs until the 29th of July and the private view is this Saturday 19th from 7-10pm.<br> The private view is open to members and friends of the Austin Facebook Group and we would love to see you there.<br> Fred's linear, architectural work is built up with oil paints, pencil and collage producing a striking, vibrant textured finish full of implied perspective and urban suggestion.<br> Fred has complimented his work with beautifully custom finished frames and borders, each a subtle tone to suit the piece.<br> All pieces are for sale - further details on request. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Sat, 26 Jul 2008 13:05:00 GMT Fred Olden and Austin Gallery present Fred's first solo exhibition in London.<br> The exhibition runs until the 29th of July and the private view is this Saturday 19th from 7-10pm.<br> The private view is open to members and friends of the Austin Facebook Group and we would love to see you there.<br> Fred's linear, architectural work is built up with oil paints, pencil and collage producing a striking, vibrant textured finish full of implied perspective and urban suggestion.<br> Fred has complimented his work with beautifully custom finished frames and borders, each a subtle tone to suit the piece.<br> All pieces are for sale - further details on request. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Fri, 25 Jul 2008 13:04:00 GMT Fred Olden and Austin Gallery present Fred's first solo exhibition in London.<br> The exhibition runs until the 29th of July and the private view is this Saturday 19th from 7-10pm.<br> The private view is open to members and friends of the Austin Facebook Group and we would love to see you there.<br> Fred's linear, architectural work is built up with oil paints, pencil and collage producing a striking, vibrant textured finish full of implied perspective and urban suggestion.<br> Fred has complimented his work with beautifully custom finished frames and borders, each a subtle tone to suit the piece.<br> All pieces are for sale - further details on request. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Thu, 24 Jul 2008 13:03:00 GMT Fred Olden and Austin Gallery present Fred's first solo exhibition in London.<br> The exhibition runs until the 29th of July and the private view is this Saturday 19th from 7-10pm.<br> The private view is open to members and friends of the Austin Facebook Group and we would love to see you there.<br> Fred's linear, architectural work is built up with oil paints, pencil and collage producing a striking, vibrant textured finish full of implied perspective and urban suggestion.<br> Fred has complimented his work with beautifully custom finished frames and borders, each a subtle tone to suit the piece.<br> All pieces are for sale - further details on request. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Wed, 23 Jul 2008 13:02:00 GMT Fred Olden and Austin Gallery present Fred's first solo exhibition in London.<br> The exhibition runs until the 29th of July and the private view is this Saturday 19th from 7-10pm.<br> The private view is open to members and friends of the Austin Facebook Group and we would love to see you there.<br> Fred's linear, architectural work is built up with oil paints, pencil and collage producing a striking, vibrant textured finish full of implied perspective and urban suggestion.<br> Fred has complimented his work with beautifully custom finished frames and borders, each a subtle tone to suit the piece.<br> All pieces are for sale - further details on request. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Thu, 17 Jul 2008 13:02:00 GMT Fred Olden and Austin Gallery present Fred's first solo exhibition in London.<br> The exhibition runs until the 29th of July and the private view is this Saturday 19th from 7-10pm.<br> The private view is open to members and friends of the Austin Facebook Group and we would love to see you there.<br> Fred's linear, architectural work is built up with oil paints, pencil and collage producing a striking, vibrant textured finish full of implied perspective and urban suggestion.<br> Fred has complimented his work with beautifully custom finished frames and borders, each a subtle tone to suit the piece.<br> All pieces are for sale - further details on request. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Tue, 22 Jul 2008 13:02:00 GMT Fred Olden and Austin Gallery present Fred's first solo exhibition in London.<br> The exhibition runs until the 29th of July and the private view is this Saturday 19th from 7-10pm.<br> The private view is open to members and friends of the Austin Facebook Group and we would love to see you there.<br> Fred's linear, architectural work is built up with oil paints, pencil and collage producing a striking, vibrant textured finish full of implied perspective and urban suggestion.<br> Fred has complimented his work with beautifully custom finished frames and borders, each a subtle tone to suit the piece.<br> All pieces are for sale - further details on request. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Sun, 20 Jul 2008 12:56:00 GMT Fred Olden and Austin Gallery present Fred's first solo exhibition in London.<br> The exhibition runs until the 29th of July and the private view is tonight from 7-10pm.<br> The private view is open to members and friends of the Austin Facebook Group and we would love to see you there.<br> Fred's linear, architectural work is built up with oil paints, pencil and collage producing a striking, vibrant textured finish full of implied perspective and urban suggestion.<br> Fred has complimented his work with beautifully custom finished frames and borders, each a subtle tone to suit the piece.<br> All pieces are for sale - further details on request. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Sat, 19 Jul 2008 12:53:00 GMT Fred Olden and Austin Gallery present Fred's first solo exhibition in London.<br> The exhibition runs until the 29th of July and the private view is this Saturday 19th from 7-10pm.<br> The private view is open to members and friends of the Austin Facebook Group and we would love to see you there.<br> Fred's linear, architectural work is built up with oil paints, pencil and collage producing a striking, vibrant textured finish full of implied perspective and urban suggestion.<br> Fred has complimented his work with beautifully custom finished frames and borders, each a subtle tone to suit the piece.<br> All pieces are for sale - further details on request. <br><br> Austin by ArtKandy<br> 119a Bethnal Green Road<br> London<br> E2 7DG<br> <br><br> We're open from 11am-7pm Tuesday - Sunday. Ben Fri, 18 Jul 2008 12:45:00 GMT It is our pleasure to host Olivia's solo show, *Peel*, at Austin Gallery, London. Although young, London based McEwan is already highly accomplished; she paints large scale oils with speed and confidence, often in under 3 hours. The show runs from Tues 17th until the weekend of Sat 28th, with a private view from 7.00pm, Thursday 19th of June. Austin Gallery, 119a Bethnal Green Rd, London, E2 7DG Ben Wed, 18 Jun 2008 07:49:00 GMT Austin is closed from the 28th June to 8th July. Ben Mon, 07 Jul 2008 07:46:00 GMT Austin is closed from the 28th June to 8th July. Ben Sun, 06 Jul 2008 07:46:00 GMT Austin is closed from the 28th June to 8th July. Ben Sat, 05 Jul 2008 07:46:00 GMT Austin is closed from the 28th June to 8th July. Ben Fri, 04 Jul 2008 07:45:00 GMT Austin is closed from the 28th June to 8th July. Ben Thu, 03 Jul 2008 07:45:00 GMT Austin is closed from the 28th June to 8th July. Ben Wed, 02 Jul 2008 07:45:00 GMT Austin is closed from the 28th June to 8th July. Ben Tue, 01 Jul 2008 07:44:00 GMT Austin is closed from the 28th June to 8th July. Ben Tue, 01 Jul 2008 07:44:00 GMT Austin is closed from the 28th June to 8th July. Ben Mon, 30 Jun 2008 07:44:00 GMT Austin is closed from the 28th June to 8th July. Ben Sun, 29 Jun 2008 07:44:00 GMT Austin is closed from the 28th June to 8th July. Ben Sat, 28 Jun 2008 07:41:00 GMT It is our pleasure to host Olivia's solo show, *Peel*, at Austin Gallery, London. Although young, London based McEwan is already highly accomplished; she paints large scale oils with speed and confidence, often in under 3hours. The show runs from Tues 17th until the weekend of Sat 28th, with a private view from 7.00pm, Thursday 19th of June. Austin Gallery, 119a Bethnal Green Rd, London, E2 7DG Ben Tue, 17 Jun 2008 11:01:00 GMT Julian Aggrey's first solo oil painting exhibition, Dark Shines in Austin from 03-06-08 until 15-06-08.<br>Open til 9pm on Thursdays.<br><br> The artist attempts to resurrect the deepest emotion which rests within each individual. Subverting ideas of the present 'civilized' societies, his paintings scratch through the fa&ccedil;ade where fear lurks and governs our every step Ben Tue, 03 Jun 2008 17:21:00 GMT