Exhibition
Marching Through the Fields
09 Aug 2018 – 14 Aug 2018
Jeannie Avent Gallery
London, United Kingdom
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Joona Pakkanen
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Alexandra Searle
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Graham Lister
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Kaveh Ossia
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Benjamin Terry
Exhibition
Perhaps We Should Have Stayed
27 Nov 2019 – 30 Nov 2019
Regular hours
- Wed, 27 Nov
- 10:00 – 18:00
- Thu, 28 Nov
- 10:00 – 18:00
- Fri, 29 Nov
- 10:00 – 18:00
- Sat, 30 Nov
- 10:00 – 18:00
Address
- 253 Hoxton Street
- London
England - N1 5LG
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Buses: 243, 242, 67, 394
- Hoxton Overground / Old Street Underground
Event map
Warbling is pleased to present Perhaps we should have stayed, an international group exhibition, curated by Robyn Graham, features works from emerging and established artists. The exhibition includes sculpture, installation, photography, and painting.
About
Perhaps we should have stayed, a title referencing a collective sensed experience felt within today's political climate. The selected artist's works allude to a sense of space and conflicts simple existence with an experience of where we now are.
Artists include, Kim Bartelt, Paula Baader, Ethan Caflisch, Nancy Constandelia, Mary Herbert, Alex Jones, Sara Juel Andersen, Graham Lister, Scott Licznerski, Claudia de la Mata, Zanny Mellor, Lizzie Munn, Kaveh Ossia, Joona Pakkanen, Alexandra Searle, Benjamin Terry, Philip Williams, Tom Wilmott and Maddalena Zadra
Each artist oscillates between the act of being present and reacting to a place. Teetering on the edge of controlling an environment or being controlled by one. Exploring the atmospheric light, movement, and romanticism of it, focusing in on our own fragilities and the inner restraints that can be caused by a certain space.
