Tresor Berlin - Berlin Tresor exhibition
How Techno became the soundtrack to the reunification & regeneration of Berlin as a cultural symbol."The walls were very thick and the energy in there multiplied. That's why the ceiling was dripping. That's the way it had to be."
click on link for more details: http://redgallerylondon.com/exhibition/tresor-berlin-berlin-tresor/2012-...
Masker
Commisioned by Red Gallery to celebrate Masker's exhibtion in our gallery.
Life drawing class inspired by the Italian Invention
A Life Drawing Class sends shivers down most peoples spines. However this is a drawing class with an edge.
Join two young spritely girls, while we re-create ‘The Italian invention’ which is a gathering that started in Italy in the 18th Century and travelled to Paris, it encourages like-minded people to get together to inspire, communicate and learn.
To join in and bookings email: cogoni.laura@gmail.com
to view full info click on the evnts page: http://redgallerylondon.com/event/life-drawing-classes-inspired-italian-...
You will be provided with paper, pencils, charcoal and chalks. (and whatever else you desire, need or what) and get a yummy glass of wine to drink and help the creative juices flow.
Booking in advance is required as space is limited.
Thank you and see you there!
Jukub Matuska aka Masker
starts this thurs
Masker
Masker artworks arrived at the Gallery, opens this thurs coming see exhibitions page
4200 Square meters canvas by Masker
Jakub Matuska aka Masker - ‘Tree Growing from His Ear’ – exhibition open this thurs 3rd of May
Red Roof Terrace
Work has finally began on our roof terrace - this project is kindly supported by RedQuarters.
Soundcloud Open Office event
Earlier today in the Red Gallery basement, Souncloud held their Open Office event, the event was well attended by independent record labels, publising companies etc.
Lucky Peach 3 at Material Bookshop
Lucky Peach is a quarterly journal of food and writing, published by McSweeney’s. It is a creation of David Chang, chef/owner of Momofuku, writer Peter Meehan, and Zero Point Zero Production—producers of the Emmy Award–winning Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations.
Inside this issue...
- The boys from Montreal's Joe Beef talk toilets and duck presses
- Naomi Duguid visits street vendors in Chiang Mai
- The history of the molten chocolate cake
- Meredith Erickson spends an afternoon with Fergus Henderson
- Anthony Bourdain at the movies
- Christine Muhlke on trickle-down in food and fashion
- Art from Esther Pearl Watson, Matt Furie, Lisa Hanawalt
- Plus a pull-out poster!
Gift Cards by Sanna Annuka for 1973 Ltd: card measures 120x170mm / printed cmyk plus gold foil on 100% recycled post consumer waste
Point - Czech artists in London
Point - a graffiti artists from the Czech Republic has added his tag above the street outside Red Gallery. He is part of an exhibition now taking place at the Candid Arts Trust Gallery in the Angel (North London).
The exhibition is called Coal and Steel and Disorient Express London-Prague: A group exhibition by twelve Czech and three British artists who work in a diverse range of media and represent the emerging and vibrant contemporary art scene. The show reflects upon the ideas and aesthetics of the era of modernism, abstraction and the avant-garde, which produced a number of remarkable, visionary pieces of art. A part of the exhibition is Disorient Express London - Prague showing model train carriages transformed by emerging and established British and Czech artists.
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