Tag Archives: Brad Downey

London: Venturing Beyond @ Somerset House

Posted on March 4, 2016 by butterfly

The Somerset House is currently celebrating the 500th anniversary of the publication of Thomas More’s book Utopia with a large show called UTOPIA 2016: A Year of Imagination and Possibility. As part of this major exhibition, arts organisation A(by)P have … Continue reading →

Posted in London, Shows | Tagged Brad Downey, Eltono, Filippo Minelli, Horfee, Huskmitnavn, Les Freres Ripoulain, Lucas Dillon, Mike Ballard, Misha Hollenbach, Nano4814, Petro, Revok, Russell Maurice, Saeio, Shepard fairey, Sixe Paredes, Somerset House, Swoon | 1 Comment

London: Mapping the City – Somerset House

Posted on January 23, 2015 by butterfly

Following the success of the 2014 exhibition Futurismo Ancestral: An Offering to Peru by Sixe Paredes (featured here), the collaborative arts organisation Approved by Pablo is curating a new exhibition entitled ‘Mapping the City‘ at Somerset House in London. Over 50 … Continue reading →

Posted in London, Shows | Tagged 108, 3TTMAN, Approved by Pablo, Aryz, Augustine Kofie, Boris Tellegen, Brad Downey, Caleb Neelon, Cali Thornhill Dewitt, Chu, Cleon Peterson, Cult of RAM:ELL:ZEE, Egs, Ekta, Eltono, Erosie, Filippo Minelli, Gold Peg, Graphic Surgery, Herbert Baglione, Honet, Horfee, Huskmitvan, Isaac Tin Wei Lin, Isauro Huizar, James Jarvis, June, Ken Sortais, Les Freres Ripoulain, London, Malarko, Mapping the City, Martin Tibabuzo, Mathieu Tremblin, Mike Ballard, Momo, Mudwig, Nano184, Nug, OX, Petro, Psychoze, Remed, Ron English, Russel Maurice, Shantell Martin, Shepard fairey, Sixe Parades, Somerset House, Spok, Susumu Mukai, Swoon, Tim Head, Will Sweeney | 1 Comment

London: BRUTAL off-site show @ Lazarides

Posted on October 16, 2013 by butterfly

Following Bedlam (2012), The Minotaur (2011), Hell’s Half Acre (2010), Lazarides and the Vinyl Factory are hosting their sixth adventurous off-site exhibition coinciding with Frieze Art Fair. In response to the theme BRUTAL nineteen artists are showcasing dynamic installations, murals, film, animation, … Continue reading →