Exhibition
Marching Through the Fields
09 Aug 2018 – 14 Aug 2018
Jeannie Avent Gallery
London, United Kingdom
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Slow Motion, 2023, jute, Diana Orving
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Holding Water, 2023, oil and soft pastel on prepared handmade paper, Dougal Kirkland
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Drip Feed, 2023, clay, oil paint, florist wire and polymer clay beads, Lydia Stonehouse
Exhibition
The Very Hours Pass Unnoticed
13 Feb 2024 – 18 Feb 2024
Regular hours
- Tue, 13 Feb
- 12:00 – 18:00
- Wed, 14 Feb
- 12:00 – 18:00
- Thu, 15 Feb
- 12:00 – 18:00
- Fri, 16 Feb
- 12:00 – 18:00
- Sat, 17 Feb
- 12:00 – 18:00
- Sun, 18 Feb
- 12:00 – 15:00
Free admission
Address
- 10 Greatorex Street
- London
England - E1 5NF
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Whitechapel/Aldgate East
Event map
Ever-evolving, it cannot be created or ended. Something intangible, that discreetly shapes our lives. A thread that weaves through our existence. Every moment, of every day, is reshaped with each passing hour. An indefinable presence, felt in each moment, our memories, our experiences.
About
It passes, our backdrop gradually decays. Our setting, faded and frayed, leaving proof of its passage. Slow and unassuming, small changes leave behind an ambience from the past. We’re swept along momentarily, not noticing those aspects of life, that are as old as time and intricate shifts in nature are subtly felt like a rhythm, a shared soft sequence.
Katherine Allen, Kai Yan Cheung, David Donald, Ned Elliott, Linda Hemmersbach, Isaac Jordan, Dougal Kirkland, Tzuhan Lin, Sam Llewellyn-Jones, Seraphina Mutscheller, Samuel O'Donnell, Diana Orving, Mónica Rivas Velásquez, Scherry Shi, Lydia Stonehouse, Fiona White and Harriet Florence Wilkinson
About Warbling
Warbling is an artist-run curatorial project with a focus on sharing and exhibiting quiet artworks from artists who work in distinctively soft or in a more subtle way. The project began as an Instagram account in 2017, which acted as a springboard for physical exhibitions organised by holding international open calls, inviting artists who wished for their gentle artworks to be seen in person within a community of artists who hold similar sensitivities within their work. The exhibitions are run and curated by artist Robyn Graham.
