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Memento Vivere
7-18 September 2025 Open: Week days: 5-7pm Weekends: 11.30am – 1.30pm Private view: 6 September 2025 6-9pm Closing drinks: Thursday 18 September 6-8pm Welcome to Memento Vivere, an exhibition by Outsider Artist, Slart, presented by Gabriel Fine Arts at the Crypt Gallery. This remarkable crypt now offers the perfect setting where visitors can contemplate our shared fate-Death. The exhibition invites us to slow down and notice what we usually rush past. Memento Vivere reminds us to pause, breathe, and…
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BLACK SUN RED GOLD – THE ACT OF BECOMING
25-30 September 2025 Private view: 25 September 6-9pm Black Sun, Red Gold: The Shape of Becoming” is an interdisciplinary body of work using alchemy as a language of metamorphosis within the psyche and self. Drawing from the alchemical stages of Nigredo (darkness, dissolution), albedo (purification, clarity), and rubedo (illumination, integration), it explores psychological evolution as a lived, sensory experience. These stages are approached not just as metaphor, but as embodied truths; reflecting cycles of grief, healing, and rebirth. Curated by…
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IMPREINT Presents: Sub Rosa
Sub rosa 2 October 2025 Doors: 5pm IMPREINT presents a work from his Entartete Kunst collection as it takes shape in physical form for the first time — a project that, until now, has been shown only in the digital realm, and which now enters the space as a tangible art piece. Born from a desire to reclaim and reinterpret, the collection turns away from spectacle and toward reflection, asking the viewer to look again — and look differently. Through…
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Private View: Friday 10 October INVITATION ONLY Opening Times: Saturday 11th October: 11am – 6pm Sunday 12th October: 11am – 6pm Monday 13th October: 11am – 6pm Tuesday 14th October: 11am – 6pm Wednesday 15th October: 11am – 6pm Thursday 16th October: 11am – 4pm Entry: Free Joe Boyd is a mixed media artist. His work explores the transformation of everyday objects into immersive, abstract art. Using unorthodox tools like scanners, microscopes, and projectors, he repurposes household items and overlooked materials…
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