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Untitled by Edd Bagenal
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Losing You by Patrick O'donnell
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New Cross by Anthony McAndrew
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V22 Bermondsey Shaun Caton performance
Exhibition
Framing Fictions
8 Oct 2015 – 13 Oct 2015
Event times
8th October - 13th October 2015, open daily 10am - 6pm
Private View Thursday 8th October, 6.30 - 9pm / International Performance artist Shaun Caton performs TUBER MATRIX, 7pm -7.45pm.
Cost of entry
Free
Address
- 17 Harts Lane
- London
- SE14 5UP
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- New Cross Gate
Framing Fictions brings together four very different artists based in London and Brighton. Their work examines the notion of ‘Fiction’. Working across a variety of media the artists all have a unique visual language.
About
Details about the Artists below.
Edward Bagenal
www.pininterest.com/eddbagenal
http://www.saatchiart.com/eddbagenal
Edd attended the Surrey Instutute of Art and Design before moving to London to complete a BA IN Design at Goldmsiths College. On graduation he worked in the research arm of a technology company for one year. He then completed an MA in Design at the Royal Academy of Art.
He is a practicing artist with an interest in the production of all social artefacts. His works are mainly on paper and canvas.
Shaun Caton
www.shauncaton.co.uk
Performance Artist, Painter, Cultural Lobotomist. Shaun has created over 350 live performances since the early 1980s.
Patrick O'Donnell
http://www.patrick-odonnell.co.uk
Depending on the nature of the project, colour and light are the recurring themes within Patrick's work. Alongside oil paintings Patrick creates works on paper using ink and masking fluid (Origins-Lonestars). These works are an exercise in restraint and display my increasing interest in process-based image production.
Anthony Mcandrew
http://www.anthonymcandrew.com.
Visual Artist specialising in Illustration. Inspired and informed by popular culture, work is on existing imagery. The people and places that are constructed were once photographed and framed. However through the prism of pen and ink / watercolour / collage they take on new forms and new narratives are discovered.
