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Film of The Crypt Gallery by Mothlight Films
Take a look here for a lovely film by Mothlight Films of The Crypt during CEASELESS ENNUI, an exhibition by Lewis Hazelwood-Horner, August 2015
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The Crypt of St Pancras Parish Church was designed and used for coffin burials from 1822, when the Church was opened, to 1854, when the crypts of all London churches were closed to burials. Crypt burial was seen as a slightly better alternative to the overcrowded village burial grounds for those who could afford it...and a useful revenue for the churches.
In 2002 the Crypt at St Pancras Church became a gallery space where the imagination, thoughts and emotions of 21st century artists are shared with visitors from around the world. Now this popular venue hosts a year-round programme of art exhibitions.
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- YOU DO YOU 7-14 December 2018 Open: 10 Am – 7 pm daily Free Entry Private View: 6pm-9pm 7 December 2018 Technological behavior, environmental mediation and socials links, ‘Y... December 7, 2018 from
- Collapsed and Reassembled On The Reading of Contemporary Art 21 November – 28 November 2018 Opening Reception: 20 November, 6:30pm to 9:00pm We are pleased to announce an exhi... November 20, 2018 from
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