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The DegreeArt.com Gallery - 30 Vyner Street – London - E2 9DQ

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On Tuesday 23rd May 2006, DegreeArt.com and Sheetal Mehta will be showcasing emerging, undiscovered, artistic and musical talent from London to an exclusive, influential audience in support of one of Capital's leading charities Thames Reach Bondway at the illustrious venue 43 South Molton Street.

The aims of the event are:

• To provide the first 'glimpse' of emerging artists and musicians showcased
• To raise money for Thames Reach Bondway and highlight their Vision ImPossible project
• To source new membership enquiries for 43
• To create a new dialogue between the members of the Centre of Creativity (43 South Molton)
• To showcase sought after art

Artwork will be for sale and a Silent Auction will be held with all profits being donated to Thames Reach Bondway.

Thames Reach Bondway is one of the UK's leading charities working with homeless men and women. In the last year alone, their 300 staff and 50 volunteers helped 4,000 of London's most vulnerable people.

• The Butterflys - An eclectic fusion of pop, Jazz, Electro, funk and R&B, the music is new, refreshing, and so exciting
• Sniper E - UK Grime MC. Grime is fast becoming recognized as one of the UK's most musically innovative and creatively cutting-edge subcultures.
• Frog - Experimental performance artist Frog, who is currently studying for an MA at Goldsmiths College, will be showcasing a selection of his unique performance pieces.

Fiona is a London based painter and this is her follow on exhibition after her successful solo show at the Spitz Gallery in 2006. 

       

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DegreeArt.com Present a four week, four disciplined
art collecting festival this October.

Painting Week:
Tuesday 30th  – Sunday 5th  (First Thursday 2nd 6-9pm)

 Sculpture Week:
Tuesday 7th – Sunday 12th (Late Night Thursday 9th 6-9pm)

Photography Week:
Tuesday 14th – Sunday 19th (Late Night Thursday 16th 6-9pm)

Multi Media Week:
Tuesday 21st – Sunday 26th (Late Night Thursday 23rd 6-9pm)

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30 Vyner Street, London, E2 9DQ  12-6pm Daily (Closed Monday)

  

Paul Griffiths, Janette Staton and Charlie Day
‘Caravan Show’
The Empire Gallery
30 Vyner Street , London E2 9DQ
4 - 15 December 2008 12-6pm daily
Private View and First Thursday: 4 December 6-9pm
Full Press Release - click here

    
For more information please contact
elinor@DegreeArt.com 020 8980 0395

LOST BRITAIN
Show Runs: 6 - 17 May 2009 12 – 6pm
Private View First Thursday Opening: 7 May 6-9pm
DegreeArt.com Gallery 30 Vyner Street, London E2

PRESS RELEASE:
The Director’s of DegreeArt.com are proud to announce the debut London solo show of photographer and Central Saint Martin’s graduate William Nixon – ‘Lost Britain’.

Lost Britain sets out to recreate the essence of a past experience; the nostalgia of a once British ideal. The work challenges the way we choose to remember places and events, and the relationship between idealism and an aesthetic vision.

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The Magpie rhyme up to number 13 is depicated in dream like images in Kanes work. 

She deals with the mythology and symbolisim and how we react with the superstition of this bird, with a series of etchings and numerous paintings.

In his first major solo show Joe Upton presents an eclectic range of works using 3D Film and Mixed-Media.  In this week long exhibition Upton invites an audience to engage in ‘pseudo-activities’ which break the conventional role of audience participation and questions the social impact of media and popular culture.

Inspired by the avant-garde movement of Situationism, Upton transposes the theory of The Society of the Spectacle to the modern day. He questions our role as producers and consumers of culture and explores themes of novelty value and commodity fetishism.

 

REALTIONS  is a live participatory  event happening  simultaneously between London and Bilbao, Spain. The REALTIONAL project explores relationships in real space and real time, shifting the roles of audience, artwork and artist; turning audience into the artwork, and therefore, into the artist.

FOUND FOOTAGE is an installation exploring interactive narrative, composed by a B/W 16mm hand processed film metaphor and all the interpretations of generated by the subjectivity of the audience.

 

TWISTER invites the public to become living sculptures creating ephemeral instants and moments. By playing TWISTER and connecting the different spaces sited in London and Bilbao, through the internet, using web-cams and projectors, TWISTER connects and physically entangles all the participants, creating a human-web, in the real, as well as the digital space.

RIGHT FOOT BLUE. LEFT HAND YELLOW.  LEFT FOOT RED. RIGHT HAND GREEN.

The live event will be live streamed on the following link:

rtsp://podcast.wmin.ac.uk/twister.sdp

 

Raymond Gun is a new organisation set up to promote emerging artists, whilst exploring new ways of showcasing art beyond the traditional gallery format.

PLATFORM is an open submission competition aimed at early career artists. One of our key aims is to promote artists regardless of their backgrounds; this event is intended for any artist trying to become established (not just recent graduates and students). Selected artists will participate in an exhibition at DegreeArt.com on Vyner St - one of the world's major contemporary art centres - in September:

Private View: 24^th September, 6-9pm

The organisation's name derives from "Ray Gun"- the pseudonym used by the artist Claes Oldenburg when he turned his studio into a shop for a series of exhibitions in the early 1960s. For more information about Raymond Gun, and our past and future events, please see our website:

Claire Forrest    Sonia Griffin    Tracey Gurr    Cathy de Lotbiniere

 The four artists methods and practise, though vastly different in their execution share a commonality, to bring contemporary solutions to issues relating to contextual arts such as the artist’s relationship to their medium, the Vanitas inspired representation of life and death and consequence, the functionality of everyday ephemera and the empathic representation of the human state via Portraiture.   As a result of this the exhibition reflects both the originality and personalities of the four artists involved. 

     

Joschi Herczeg, Jonathan Brantschen & Joc Marchington’ conceptually-driven output covers a wide variety of forms including photography, sculpture, video and installation art and often involves the themes of reality, illusion, transformation and space. 

The communication and relationship between the group shapes their work, it is typically through discussion and experimentation that work is made. The group’s approach to work is usually of a playful manner and unravels through a sequence of events; the finished piece is a subtle documentation of this process and performance.

This exhibition presents their latest explorations into memories and perceptions of reality.

JocJonJosch have exhibited in; The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2009, London (2009); Bafa Gallery, Geneva (2009); The Language of Humour, Bratislava (2008); The Rose Art Project - Village Underground, London (2009). 

Commissions include; Imamed, Radiological Institute, Basel (2009); Swissôtel, Basel (2009).

Interviews include; BBC arts website; Jotta; the University of the Arts London newspaper; BBC 1’s The One Show; Creative Review’s Photography Annual (September 2009 issue).

Art History, before studying Graphic Design and later Moving Image at Chelsea College of Art & Design; Jonathan studied Strip Cartoon Illustration, before studying Fine Art at St. Martins and later Moving Image at Chelsea College of Art & Design.