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April 2019
By Matt's Gallery on 3 April 2019
Current Matthew Krishanu, House of Crows, Matt’s Gallery, London, continues until 7 April, open daily 12-6pm Matt’s Gallery’s current exhibition at Webster Road centres around two series of images that the painter Matthew Krishanu has been developing over a number of years: House of God, which depicts landscapes punctuated by the crosses of churches, and Crow, a […]
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December 2017
By Matt's Gallery on 1 December 2017
Matt’s Gallery is moving to Ron Henocq Fine Art Matt’s Gallery is pleased to announce that in January 2018 it will move to Ron Henocq Fine Art, 92 Webster Road, Bermondsey, London, SE16 4DF. Located next door to Coleman Project Space and a few minutes walk from CGP London/Dilston Grove, 92 was home to the artists Roger Shaw and […]
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October 2014
By Matt's Gallery on 7 October 2014
Current Exhibition REVOLVER II Part 1, a curatorial collaboration by Michael Newman and Robin Klassnik featuring Deirdre O’Dwyer, Lizzie Hughes, Danh Võ, Lucia Nogueira, continues to 5 October 2014. X Marks the Bokship hosts a programme of events. Exhibitions for Susan Hiller, Mike Nelson, Lindsay Seers, Willie Doherty, Graham Fagen, Imogen Stidworthy, Paul Rooney and Jordan Baseman. Nathaniel Mellors nominated for Contemporary Arts Society’s Annual Award.
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August 2014
By Matt's Gallery on 1 August 2014
Gallery News Forthcoming Exhibition REVOLVER II, a curatorial collaboration by Michael Newman and Robin Klassnik, 10 September–14 December 2014 REVOLVER II comprises a fast-paced three-part series of group exhibitions to investigate the manifestation of knowledge in relation to artists who work with or reference text and publishing. All selected works over the series of the […]
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