Exciting book-based exhibition by Firstline members; Janet Soutar, Gwen Black and Mark Lomax. Work includes collaborative 15 piece visual poem. Wall mounted work. Sculptural pieces.

Christina Mitrentse investigates the esoteric qualities of myth through possessing a dexterity of techniques, including painting, handcrafted sculpture, drawing, installation and conceptual appropriation. At Hackney Empire-Marie Lloyd bar she presents two of her on going series entitled ‘Iconic Fungi Portraits’ and ‘12 Domestic Gods’.

No. 3 / No. 13 is the title of one of Rothko's paintings.

An Exhibition by artists from Swansea, who use drawing as an important part of their practise. There are a wide range of drawings to see from constructed drawings to digital drawings, and traditional to ‘new media’.

LetterXIII is happy to present “Unbekannt“, an exhibition showing works of the photographers Timo Stammberger and Norman Behrendt at the non-commercial art space Fotogalerie Friedrichshain and curated by Martin Schulze.

fondation A.N.P.Q presents: Collection A.N.P.Q   Hors Saison  
Thursday 14 January – Saturday 20 March 2010

This exhibition of the British/Russian artist Valery Koroshilov focuses on the complex and intriguing relationship between realism and abstraction in contemporary painting. Over thirty works showing realistically painted human figure or objects set in a semi-abstract background is the artist’s attempt to investigate the qualities of both representations as they apply to form, colour and pictorial space, and the conditions when their co-existence is complimentary and mutually beneficial.  

On Saturday, January 23, 18th Street Arts Center kicks-off its 2010 season with Love in a Cemetery. Robert Sain, LACMAlab founding director, and LA based visual artist Andrea Bowers collaborate with the students of Otis MFA Public Practice and guest artist Olga Koumoundouros to transform 18th Street's gallery into a unique visual arts laboratory.

Artwork repsonding to interpretations of cultural diversity in contemporary society.  Presented by Iniva (Institute of International Visual Arts), this multi-voiced exhibition and series of events explores interpretations of ‘cultural diversity', reflecting the times we live in and changes to the social and cultural landscape in the last 15 years.

Michael Landy transforms the SLG into 'Art Bin', a container for the disposal of works of art. Over the course of the exhibition the enormous 600m³ bin will gradually fill up as people discard their art works in it, ultimately creating, in Michael Landy’s words, “a monument to creative failure”.

Outcasting is an online moving image gallery.

Season 11 of Outcasting features work by Yaron Lapid, Rabab Ghazoul, Liz Rodda, Bryant Dameron, Stephanie Hough, Derek Larson & Despacho Cinematográfico.

New Sculpture, Painting and Drawing by influential artists/ educators Judd Lawrence Williams and Julianna Furlong Williams and former students, Elaine Defibaugh and Illa Loeb.
Co-curated by Nancy Kelly and Bleu Cease.

Inrteractive Performance Installation - Introductory text by Olly Beck
Private View 10th February from 7 to 9pm - 10th February - 6th March 2010. Wednesday - Saturday from 1:30 - 6:30

We are thrilled to be working with Richard Heeps for the second time, this time with his collective Bleach Box. This is a specialist gallery working with artists who exploit and experiment with film based photography and traditional printing techniques to create challenging images. Each photographer from this eclectic mix sees the process of each image through from the printing to the framed end result.

An exhibition that takes a look at the flood devastation that hit Cockermouth in Cumbria.

- Paintings by Peter Quinn
- Photographs from local people
- 30 minute film footage of the floods and aftermath

South London Women Artists is an exciting and dynamic group of 100 artists. Take the opportunity to view their contemporary art during Southwark’s Celebrating Women Month in March.