Exhibition
BROKEN GREY WIRES: "Make Windows Where There Are Walls"
19 Jun 2015 – 1 Aug 2015
Event times
PV 7pm onwards
MUSIC 9pm onwards
Cost of entry
FREE entry until 9pm
£6 until 11pm
£8 after 11pm
Address
- 21 Notting Hill Gate
- London
- W11 3JQ
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Buses: 28, 52, 94, 148, 328, 390
- Tube: Nottinghill Gate (Central Line)
Broken Grey Wires
'Make Windows Where There Are Walls' : a Live Wires Opening Event.
PRIVATE VIEW: 7pm onwards Friday 19th June
A five week arts exhibition exhibiting artists;
Lizz Brady
Kier Cooke Sandvik
Paul Digby
Lizzie Dunn
James Bloomfield
Simon Mawdsley
About
The opening night for the show is Friday 19th June from 6pm onwards beginning with the exhibition private view and following on with music featuring performances from Petrol Girls and Kitten Pyramid and a DJ set by Madame X and Lazy Susan.
ABOUT Broken Grey Wires:
Broken Grey Wires is a groundbreaking project exploring mental health in contemporary art to enhance our experience and knowledge of mental health issues. Originating from personal experience we aim to tackle the relationship between mental health issues and their role and use in contemporary art practice.
Starting with a website as the focal point for exhibitions and all artists involved, we will develop the space to include an interactive archive of information. This is the heart of Broken Grey Wires, a legacy of mental health in contemporary art that is anchored internationally.
Support had come from across the art scene, including Stuart Semple, who is currently an ambassador for the mental health charity Mind, Ryan Trecartin, The Vacuum Cleaner, Jake and Dinos Chapman and Jeremy Deller, all of whom will be exhibiting in the physical exhibitions across the UK.
Organisational support for the project has also been overwhelming and has come from all sectors of society, including the mental health charity Manchester Mind, Time to Change, Everton in the Community and the Early Intervention Psychosis service in Manchester, as well as numerous galleries across the UK.
Broken Grey Wires welcomes you to explore mental health in contemporary art and invites you to look around, create, and be inspired by our absorbing, alternative world.
brokengreywires.com
