Tag Archives: Lucy McLauchlan

London: Still Here, A Decade of Lazarides

Posted on February 14, 2016 by butterfly

Until 24th March 2016, Lazarides is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a group exhibition ‘Still Here – A Decade of Lazarides’. For the landmark exhibition, celebrated and pioneering artists who have helped shape the gallery are taking over the Rathbone … Continue reading →

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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 →

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Lucy McLauchlan – Together…

Posted on July 6, 2010 by butterfly

Lucy McLauchlan returns to Lazarides gallery in London for a second solo show entitled ‘Together…’. Using her preferred medium of Indian ink and permanent marker, walls and ceiling have been decorated featuring new paintings and sculptures. Paint cans, ex-Police riot shields, doorways, camper vans, plastic … Continue reading →