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Otherworldly Themed Life Drawing Event

26 Mar 2020

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Thu, 26 Mar
19:00 – 21:00

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£15 + booking fees. Tickets through Eventbrite: http://bit.ly/3atZ6V5

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HOXTON 253 art project space

London
England, United Kingdom

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  • Buses: 243, 242, 67, 394
  • Hoxton Overground / Old Street Underground
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Witches, Scamps and Things Solo Exhibition programme: Otherworldly Themed Life Drawing event with Artist Kelly Sweeney

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Join artist and qualified teacher Kelly Sweeney for this rare opportunity to work from her pantheon of supernatural entities, as otherworldly Goddess MDMA Medusa is brought to life by a model for the first time. MDMA Medusa manifests on a trippy journey in the artist’s recent short film Colour Me White that premiered at The Horse Hospital in January.
This will be a fun and informal approach to drawing as you are taken through a series of experimental techniques with bags of freedom to off-road as you get swept up in the phantasmagoria. 

ALL abilities are welcome from first-timers to accomplished artists’. Individual support will be available throughout but space given where it is desired. All materials are provided, but you are of course welcome to bring your favourite sketchbook or pen if that is how you roll (dry, dust-free materials only please). Fly solo. Bring friends. Make new ones.

Join us on this otherworldly evening trip that witnesses MDMA Medusa becoming the painted, the sculpted, the fetish, the summoned, the conjured and the goddess in all her physical glory. If you love the sound of this, check out our April Fools’ event where Sweeney present’s the psychic schizophrenic harlequin that features in her recent film Colour Me Pink. Ridiculous absurdity guaranteed.

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Kelly Sweeney is a London-based multidisciplinary artist who studied at Nottingham Trent University and Chelsea School of Art graduating with an MA in 2014. Sweeney exhibits regularly, and has work in private collections in Europe, Asia, America, Canada and the UK. Witches, Scamps and Things showcases an Arts Council England supported body of work comprising film, sculpture and paintings.

A text by curator and writer Linda Rocco accompanies the exhibition. The gallery is hosting a programme of events alongside the show. Join our mailing list for further details or discover the full programme here: hoxton253.com/kelly-sweeney

The exhibition and associated programme is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.

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Kelly Sweeney

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