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ALIEN & BROTHERS – SCULPTURES IN ST PANCRAS CHURCH GARDENS
Sculpture installation in the church gardens at St Pancras- access via the front gate to the right of the main church doors. Gardens open officially 8am-6pm Monday -Thursday ALIEN By David Breuer-Weil conceived in 2012 bronze with brown patina height: 6m (19’ 8”) cast as an edition of 3 plus 2 Artist’s Proofs in Bronze Resin inscribed ‘Breuer-Weil / 2012’ and ‘Alien’ Exhibited: Sotheby’s: Beyond Limits, Chatsworth House, 2013 Grosvenor Gardens, London 2013-2015 (part of Westminster City Council’s ‘City of…
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Substrata
Open: 21-25 June 12-7pm Private View: 20 June 6-9pm Substratum in British noun plural -strata (-ˈstrɑːtə, -ˈstreɪtə) Any layer or stratum lying underneath another, a basis or foundation; groundwork, the non-living material on which an animal or plant grows or lives Geology – the solid rock underlying soils, gravels, etc; bedrock, the surface to which a fixed organism is attached Sociology – any of several subdivisions or grades within a stratum Photography- a binding layer by which an emulsion is made to…
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Sustainable Architecture: an Immersive Exhibition
Opening times: 29 June -2 July 11am – 9pm Opening night: Friday 28 June 7pm – 9pm An exhibition of students’ work from the Centre for Alternative Technology, one of the most forward-looking and innovative higher education institutions in the UK. Explore architecture that is rooted in sustainable design, within an installation that blurs spatial boundaries. Situated in the crypts of a Georgian church, we examine what part of architecture must also be buried for us to move forward into a…
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Past & Present Tense
Past and Present Tense 10-15 September 2019 Open: Tuesday – Sunday 12-6pm Private View: Wednesday 11 September 2019 6.00 -9.00 pm “He who controls the present, controls the past. He who controls the past, controls the future.” George Orwell Works of art are an interpretation or reinterpretation of the world filtered through the imagination and creativity of the artists who present the work. Neither the work nor the artist exists in a vacuum. The aesthetic choices taken by artists reflect…
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