Exhibition
Marching Through the Fields
09 Aug 2018 – 14 Aug 2018
Jeannie Avent Gallery
London, United Kingdom
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(DETAIL) Untitled (diptych), 2019, Gesso, acrylic, pencil on canvas and oil stick on raw canvas, 35 x 50cm, Gabriele Herzog
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Confetti, 2018, Porcelain, 23.9 x 19.5 x 10cm, Michael Thomas Murphy
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Earthy (Crow), 2019, Charcoal, pastel, acrylic, pencil and distemper on canvas, 25 x 30cm, Frederic Anderson
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Sentinel, 2018, Oil on canvas, 15 x 18 cm, Amanda Nolan Booker
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Four Waterspouts, 2018, Oil on canvas, 51 x 43cm, Dove Hays
Exhibition
Of course, I haven't forgotten!
22 Aug 2019 – 2 Sep 2019
Event times
Opening Hours: Monday - Thursday by appointment
Friday, Saturday and Sunday 11 - 6 pm
Cost of entry
FREE
155a Artists Space
Address
- Lordship Lane
- East Dulwich
- London
England - SE22 8HX
- United Kingdom
Event map
Warbling is excited to present an exhibition from the 22nd of August to the 2nd of September at 155a Artists Space in East Dulwich titled “Of course, I haven’t forgotten!”. A phrase which can be said with either hasty agitation or with shared rejoice for something which will pass or has already.
About
Each artwork in the exhibition is from either a Local, UK-based or International artist, these diverse individual pieces act as fragments of a larger ensemble synchronously eluding to a mistaken memory, a past which was maybe eerily rosetinted or an event to come which will eventually become strange and unfamiliar to us.
Although varied, the 27 artworks share a common sensitivity to a theme. Through this apparent vulnerability, each piece explores the melancholic stance which often goes hand in hand with our most valued memories.
EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Frederic Anderson, Mark Beldan, B Chehayeb, Tom Elliot, Lauren Emily Wilson, Thomas Garnon, Gabriela Giroletti, Andrew Graves, Dove Hays, Gabriele Herzog, Nicky Hodge, Sophie Lourdes Knight, Mary Macken Allen, Amanda Nolan Booker, Joseph O’neal, Emil Robinson, Michael Thomas Murphy, Ben Walker, Emma White, Tom Witherick, Maddie Yuille
ABOUT WARBLING
Warbling is a London-based curatorial project which started in June 2017 as an Instagram account curated by artist Robyn Graham featuring a selection of artworks which fit within a quieter aesthetic.
With the help of fellow artists Vanessa Mosquera Cabanas and Onur Safak acting as co-curators and jurors, Warbling formed an ever interchangeable and expanding group which is not tied by geography or background but by those who share a common subtle style or similarly gentle qualities within their work.
By organising group pop-up exhibitions around London showcasing international artists who have found Warbling through Instagram, slowly but surely it is creating a community of exhibiting artists who maybe might just by chance be following each other already.
