TONY GILL

Idea Generation Gallery is showcasing works from the highly acclaimed British artist, Tony Gill. The striking exhibition, made up of a series of immense 8 foot high canvases and works on paper, forms part of the Concrete And Glass festival, taking place at numerous venues across Shoreditch.

The Curator of the exhibition Matthew Donaldson commented, “This latest series of work is quite incredible. When face to face with the vast works, the outburst of colour and expression is all-consuming as the magnetic energy subconciously draws you into the canvas.”

You can find the exhibition at 11 Chance St, London E2 7JB and will be running from 03.10.08 - 22.10.08 and entry is free, so there is no excuse not to check it out.

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APOCALYPTIC FEELING

When we spotted the work of Welsh based artist Laura Evans it grabbed our attention like a smack in the face [in a good way]. Evans describes her work as “concerned about the issues of space, colour and abstraction. I use the urban environment as a vehicle to explore this. In regards to townscapes”

Whilst viewing the work you are left with a feeling of unease and confusion. Take a peek at Evans’s MySpace profile for more information and further examples of her fantastic work.

We’ll be putting in an offer for some of her work.

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AESTHETIC [VOL. X]

Lambda print on dibond, on top anti-reflex perspex

Landscapes, Landscape IV, 2008

Material transfers,Carpet, 2008

Artwork by Levi van Veluw.

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