Exhibition

7 Mortal Sins

3 Apr 2013 – 13 Apr 2013

Regular hours

Wednesday
11:00 – 18:00
Thursday
11:00 – 18:00
Friday
11:00 – 18:00
Saturday
11:00 – 18:00
Sunday
11:00 – 18:00
Monday
11:00 – 18:00
Tuesday
11:00 – 18:00

Cost of entry

FREE

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The Art Pavilion, Mile End Park

London, United Kingdom

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7 Mortal Sins

About

Vernissage on Thursday the 4th of April 6pm to 9pm. Group exhibition featuring the diverse works of 16 international artists who explore the concept of ‚Seven Mortal Sins‘ in diff erent cultures and beliefs; ranging from the ancient world to contemporary society, using diff erent mediums and creative methodologies. Through diff ering personal perspectives and backgrounds, the exhibition off ers the public a chance to explore the notion of ‘Seven Mortal Sins' through a range of associated subjects and sub-topics. As well as looking at the traditional defi nition of the topic, each artist has explored its meaning in the 21st century and interpreted this into their own work. An intriguing, curious and thought-provoking display of feelings, thoughts, fears, fantasies and hopes, this exhibition runs at the Mile End Art Pavilion, with its large windows adjacent a pond situated in a small park by one of London's canals provides the ideal location to inspire audiences to meditate on the concept of mortal sins. None of the artwork on display aims to provoke, upset or disrespect its surroundings in any way and only intends to inspire profound feeling and thought in viewers. Featured Artists: · Consuelo Giorgi - Photography · Jürgen Bätz - Painting · Sylke Ennen - Painting · Peter Franck - Photography · Karl H. Gilz - Illustration · Roman Gilz - Photography · Deo Kundeo - Ilumination Picture · Katy Malik - Videoinstallations · Hanne Moschkowitz - Photography · Edwitha Emmerson Myrtlewood - Painting · Alice Giorgi ‘Iblis Art' - Painting · Carsten Prehn - Painting · Gabriella Ceglia - Illustration · Nick Prostamo - Painting/Illustration · Zoe Monday - Illustration · Angela Ferrotti - Photography

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