Crooks and Castles and the Pop Up Showroom presents Art Heist a group street art exhibition opening on Thursday 29 October in London.The street art show described as 'A heist like no other...'is curated by Sara Farrell and Bablu Miah and will feature works from a long list of artists including:
Mr Cenz, Inkie, VIBES, GENT 48, Newso 48, Lilly Lou, Tizer, David Bray, KAES, Jive, Sterling ldn, Tom Blackford Artist. WeareSkyhigh, Roo, mr.zero, SPZero76, Annatomix, Carne Griffiths Artist, Karis Knight, Oliver Switch, Mr Christa, Tommy Fiendish, Ben Oakley Gallery, Shirley Fallconi Artist and Archie Mac London.
Private View is guest-list only.
RSVP: Email art@popupshowroom.com to be guaranteed entry.
Pop Up Showroom & Workhaus Corp - The Garden House - 69 Hatton Gardens - Clerkenwell - London - EC1N 8JT
‘Home' is Remi Rough’s first London solo exhibition of new works since 2009 and represents a homecoming for the artist.
Home alludes to London itself. Remi Rough was born in South East London in 1971 and has lived and worked in the city ever since. He is a leading figure within the new movement of urban modernist painters (Graffuturists / Graffuturism) - Remi has adopted the theories and practices of the modern masters that preceded him.
This new body of work explores the relationship of balance, tension and colour with geometric theory. The many formative years spent as a young practitioner of ‘graffiti style writing' have referenced these forward thinking abstractions. The letterforms and wild styles have progressed into a mature language of ‘Suprematism’.
The works are precisely designed geometric compositions that contrast heavily with their organic surfaces such as hand made papers or wood assemblages. They have more in common with the Russian constructivists of the 19th Century as they do the graffiti writers of the 20th Century. The paintings are concerned with mathematical questions of shape, size, relative position of figures and forms, which is fundamental in current human obsession with practical science.
"Remi Rough continues to challenge the boundaries of contemporary painting as he traverses between the collected history of art and todays urban lexicon. Thematically he continues to explore associations between Suprematism concepts, Abstract Expressionism and Graffiti art, which in practice and theory they become ever present. This amalgamation yields a new type of modernist painting, one that reflects his passion for the aforementioned but also his desire re-imagine it all for todays world." - Carlos Mare
Scream Editions, 27-28 Eastcastle Street, London W1W 8DH
Gallery open Thursday 8th and Friday 9th October, 10am - 8pm
Normal opening daily 10am - 6pm Monday to Friday
