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Fluid Love, 2018, Emma Talbot
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LUVA garage
Exhibition
LUVA - Emma Talbot
27 Oct 2018
Event times
Open from 13:00 till 18:00
Cost of entry
Free - please check our website and bring an item from the list for the foodbank collection: https://www.firstlovefoundation.org.uk/donate-products/
Address
- Behind James Campbell House
- London
England - E2 9QE
- United Kingdom
LUVA (Lock Up Visual Art) is a gallery, experiment, social hub and activist moment.
Open for just one day a month and situated in a lock up garage on the Approach
council estate in East London, LUVA is dedicated to exhibiting diverse contemporary
UK artists.
About
Co-run by Jordan McKenzie and students from Central Saint Martins
College of Art, LUVA asks critical questions about the contexts that contemporary art
exists within, its relationship to the geographical/economic/social and cultural space
(the estate) that it occupies and how cultural institutions can have meaningful
dialogues with both local and non-local audiences. Being located in one of the poorer bourghs in the UK, Tower Hamlets, LUVA also acts as a food bank collection point, providing material support to the community that it is situated within.
LUVA's first exhibition will be showing Emma Talbot's work.
Emma Talbot explores a personal experience of being alive in the contemporary world, and the way memories and future projections are perceived in ‘the mind’s eye’.
Bio:
Emma Talbot is an artist based in London and Senior Tutor at the RCA.
Recent solo exhibitions include:
‘21st Century Sleepwalk’ Caustic Coastal Salford 2018, Woman-Snake-Bird’ Galerie Onrust Amsterdam 2018, ‘Emma Talbot’, Nicolas Krupp, Basel 2018, ‘Stained With Marks of Love’ Arcadia Missa NYC 2017, ‘Open Thoughts’ Neuer Aachener Kunstverein, Germany 2017
Recent group exhibitions:
‘From The Inside Out’, Drawing Room London 2018, ‘Virginia Woolf’, Tate St Ives/Pallant House Gallery 2018, ‘Journeys With The Waste Land’, Turner Contemporary 2018, CONDO, Lomex NYC 2018
