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GALLERIES SEPTEMBER 2017
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BARBICAN ART GALLERY
Barbican Centre, Silk Street
London EC2Y 8DS
Basquiat:
Boom for Real. Sep 21–Jan 28.
see website for opening times
t 0845 1207550
artinfo@barbican.org.ukt
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www.barbican.org.uk/artgalleryb
THE EAGLE GALLERY/EMH ARTS
159 Farringdon Road, EC1R 3AL
Ruth Marten:
The Birds. Sep 8–30.
Solo exhibition curated by the
John Marchant Gallery of US artist
Ruth Marten’s intriguing altered
images. PDF catalogue available.
Wed–Fri 11–6, Sat 11–4
t 020 7833 2674
emmahilleagle@aol.com www.emmahilleagle.comc
ESTORICK COLLECTION OF
MODERN ITALIAN ART
39a Canonbury Square, N1 2AN
Franco Grignani:
Art as Design
1950–1990. Until Sep 10.
Poor Art
Arte Povera –Italian
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Moorgate
Aldgate East
Temple
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Tower Hill
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MAP 28 LONDON
CITY, KING’S CROSS, ISLINGTON & EAST END
Influences, British Responses.
Sep 20–Dec 17.
This exhibition looks at how Arte
Povera has informed the work of
11 British artists who graduated
from art schools in the 1970s and
1980s.
Wed–Sat 11–6, Sun 12–5
t 020 7704 9522
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www.estorickcollection.comd
FLOWERS
82 Kingsland Road, E2 8DP
Mono:
An exhibition of unique prints.
Until Sep 9.
Nicola Hicks:
Wabbling Back to the
Fire. Sep 19–Nov 11.
An exhibition of sculptures from 1999
to the present day, drawing on
themes that express the universal,
and often darker aspects of humanity.
See also Cork Street map.
Tue–Sat 10–6
t 020 7920 7777
info@flowersgallery.comt
@flowersgallery
www.flowersgallery.come
THE MILLINERY WORKS
85/87 Southgate Road, N1 3JS
Botanic:
Summer Exhibition of
Nature in Contemporary Art.
Until Sep 10.
Closely hung, floor to ceiling exhibition
of 200 contemporary paintings and
images of flora, flowers, fruit and trees
by 21 artists, inspired by The Marianne
North Gallery at Kew Gardens. Includes
Patrick Hughes, David Inshaw,
Eric Rimmington, Frank Stanton.
Arts & Crafts Furniture and Artefacts.
From Sep 12.
Showing for sale with Modern Paintings
and Contemporary Art and Craft.
Tue–Sat 11–6, Sun 12–5, free admn
t 020 7359 2019
art@millineryworks.co.ukt
@MillineryWorks
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MillineryWorks
www.millineryworks.co.ukf
NEW ARTIST FAIR
The Old Truman Brewery, Off Ely’s
Yard, London E1 6QR
New Artist Fair:
Summer Exhibition.
Sep 8–10. New Artist Fair returns to
The Old Truman Brewery for the 7th
year. More than 100 emerging and
recently established contemporary
artists to buy affordable art directly
from. PV Sep 8, 6–9.
Sat/Sun 12–6, free admn
Oliver@newartistfair.comt
@NewArtistFair
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NewArtistFairPage
www.newartistfair.comg
PANGOLIN LONDON
Kings Place, 90 York Way, N1 9AG
Steve Dilworth:
Off The Rock.
Until Sep 30. An exhibition of new
work by Steve Dilworth whose
sculpture incorporates and incases a
vast range of natural materials found
on the remote Isle of Harris where
Dilworth lives and works.
Mon–Sat 10–6
t 020 7520 1480
gallery@pangolinlondon.comt
@pangolinlondon
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www.pangolinlondon.comA day spent in a darkened room
off Southwark Bridge Road
recently looking at images of
nearly 2000 prints confirmed for
me (and I think, all my fellow
selectors) that the current state of
contemporary British printmaking
is remarkably encouraging. We
were there for the
Bankside
Gallery
based Royal Society of
Painter Printmakers’ annual open
submission, the National Original
Print Exhibition, and what we
found ourselves looking at was a
wonderfully broad ranging take
on what a ‘print’ in the
contemporary art world might
consist in –all the usual suspects
plus 3D, relief, books,
photographically derived
techniques, you name it, they
were all there –combining with a
vivid and youthful dynamism and
liveliness of ideas. A medium, in
short, very much of the modern
moment.
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Ben Hardy
‘Scrunched Up Paper’