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Swiss contemporary artist Urs Fischer is currently exhibiting “Melodrama” at Sadie Coles in London. Featuring 3,000 hand modelled plaster giant raindrops suspended throughout the gallery, the installation creates a pastel rainbow rainstorm cloud which weaves in a swirling movement through the space.
Underneath this multicoloured rain are a series reclining life sized beheaded nudes made out of clay, sometimes painted, sometimes in discarded state with just a carrot.
Putting the fun back into art.
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Urs Fischer – Melodrama
Until 18 Jan 2014
Sadie Coles
62 Kingly Street
London W1
The Outsiders London is currently hosting a new solo show by Cyclops, titled The way of all flesh. Cyclops’s art has evolved since his days in the London’s Burning Candy graffiti crew. His new body of work features large format oil paintings inspired by Baroque portraiture, religious iconography and contemporary photorealism.
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Cyclops – The way of all flesh
Until 24 Dec 2013
The Outsiders
London
French artist Edouard Martinet has been collecting every day objects and scrap metal from flea markets for decades. He then hand crafted intricate sculptures of life-like animals melting metal and using small screws. From a dragonfly, frog to a beetle, the results are breathtaking. The collection is on display at London’s Sladmore Contemporary until January 31 2014.
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Edouard Martinet
Sladmore Gallery
32 Bruton Place
London W1J 6NW
London-based artist Zak Ové works between sculpture, film and photography. His mission is to reignite and reinterpret lost culture using found, cast and recovered material, while paying tribute to both spiritual and artistic African and Trinidadian identities.
We first saw Ové’s work at Lazarides Minotaur exhibition (featured here)
Following on from his recent participation in Glasstress at the Venice Biennale, Vigo Gallery presents his first solo show with the gallery.
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ZAK OVE – SPEAKER
Until 2 Juanuary 2014
Vigo Gallery
21 Dering Street
London W1S 1AL