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Credit Crunch
Painting Studios
14-22 Howie Street
London, SW11 4AY
Monday 30 June 2008, 6-9pm
An exhibition of current MA Painting students: Nathan Barlex, Lydia Corry, Alexander Crocker, Sabina Donnelly, Hannah Dougherty, Robin Footitt, Samuel J. Fouracre, Ian Homerston, Claire Jarvis, Andrew Larkin, Ian Law, Tiny McGee, Neil McNally, Lucy Moore, Rebecca Parkin, Llinos Thomas, Edward Todd, Caroline Walker, April Yang |
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Realise
Ei'kon
Århus, Copenhagen, Denmark
13 Mar - ongoing
open daily
'Realise' showcases a new wave of talent from London. 3 artists showing a diverse range of work - from hand drawn illustrations to human body parts sculptured out of everyday remains- the show explores the diversity of modern day creative output.
Featured Artists: Carl Burgess (Moresoon), Robin Footitt (gooutinthesun) and James Dawes (pocko). Curated by James-Greenshow & SENKO-STUDIO |
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Caption
Royal College of Art
Kensington Gore, London, SW7
www.rca.ac.uk
30 Jan - 1 Feb, 2008
open daily 8am - midnight
An exhibition of 1st Year MA Painting students; Nathan Barlex, Lydia Corry, Alexander Crocker, Sabina Donnelly, Robin Footitt, Samuel J Fouracre, Ian Homerston, Claire Jarvis, Andrew Larkin, Ian Law, Neil McNally, Lucy Moore, Rebeccan Parkin, Llinos Thomas, Edward Todd, Caroline Walker and April Yang. |
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Mythical, Domestic, Working & Loved: Animals in Contemporary Art
96 Gillespie
www.96gillespie.com
25 Jan - 17 Feb, 2008
Thurs - Sun; 2 - 6PM
Mythical, Domestic, Working & Loved presents works by 15 international artists, with new commissions by Daniel Higgs, Michael Sieben, Chin Keeler, and Adam Wallacavage; life size portraits by Gee Vaucher; and projects by Melanie Standage and Diana Sudyka.
The exhibition features works in which animals are used to illustrate spiritual, political or social aspects of human life and encompasses printmaking, photography, painting drawing & sculpture. Comic and mystical, figurative and occult: the styles represented are as diverse as our relationships with the creatures themselves. |
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When Things Come Together
Nowhere North
Falkland Road, London, N8
www.nowherenorth.co.uk
20 Jan, 2008; 10AM - 10PM
“When Things Come Together” celebrates 1 year of Nowhere North.
Nowhere North is an artist run, non-commercial gallery and studio. Includes works by: Greg Siff, Sam Bassett, Whitney Mcveigh, Robin Footitt, Justin Young, FEFE, Monica Canilao, Martin Poppelwell, Kelly Pretty, Jim Sanders, Ben Levy, Stephen Hicks, James Hutchinson, Bora Akinciturk, Ellie Doney, Hannah Dansie, James Bourne, Erkut Terliksiz, David Shillinglaw and Lucy Farley |
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Robin Footitt - less hope
96 Gillespie
Gillespie Road, London, N5
www.96gillespie.com
11 - 18 Jan, 2008
Thurs - Sun; 2 - 6PM (or by appointment)
As the fragmented title suggests 'less hope' is a statement of intent, not for a pessimistic message of lowering expectations but rather the diminishing want of a better world, things may be bad but not deemed hopeless. By compressing the vision of heroes, villains, victims and rescues into a collated exhibition of recent work, emerging artist Robin Footitt displays his visual language alongside thoughts of the spectacle. |
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RCA Secret 2007
Royal College of Art
Kensington Gore, London, SW7
www.rca.ac.uk
16 - 24 Nov, 2007
Daily; 11AM - 6PM
RCA Secret is an annual contemporary art exhibition consisting of around 2,500 original postcard-sized artworks, made and donated by professional artists, designers and illustrators, plus up-and-coming graduates from the Royal College of Art. |
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Stand Apart - Robin Footitt
Nancy Victor Gallery
36 Charlotte Street, London, W1
www.nancyvictor.com
7 - 28 Sept, 2007
Mon - Fri; 10AM - 6PM
Nancy Victor is pleased to announce the first London solo exhibition of promising British artist Robin Footitt. The exhibition assembles recent drawings, paintings and media work with a print portfolio commission by musician KT Tunstall for her forthcoming album Drastic Fantastic, to be released 10 September 2007. |
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Individual Universes
BAR (Brent Artists' Resource)
The Gallery st Willesden Green Library, London, NW10
www.brentartistsresource.org.uk
7 - 29 Sept, 2007
Mon - Sun; 2 - 6PM
Group show featuring Justin Young, Wen Wu, Robin Footitt, Sachin Kaeley, Helena Lyons, Roz Golds and Maria Torano.
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Friendly Fire
Nancy Victor Gallery (in association with Nowhere North)
36 Charlotte Street, London, W1
www.nancyvictor.com
www.nowherenorth.co.uk
28 Jul - 28 Aug, 2007
Mon - Fri; 10AM - 6PM
Created by artists, illustrators and designers alike with an emphasis on media and secondary information, Friendly Fire stresses the distance between our world of relative luxury and convenience with the places in the world torn apart by conflict and disaster. Nowhere Norths presents; Sam Bassett, Jim Sanders, Ellie Doney, Robin Footitt, James Hutchinson, Whitney Mcveigh, James Bourne and David Shillinglaw
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Summer Exhibition for Callum Robbins
96 Gillespie
Gillespie Road, London, N5
www.96gillespie.com
15 Jul - 5 Aug, 2007
Thurs - Sun; 2 - 6PM
Annual Summer Show. All proceeds from the sale of artwork will be donated to Cal and includes work from Gee Vaucher, Glen E Friedman, Cynthia Connolly, Alison Elizabeth Taylor, Jamie Reid, Melanie Standage, Pandora Vaughan, Jodi Buonanno, Robin Footitt, KT Tunstall, David Shillinglaw, Rich Jacobs, Sexton Ming, Tim Kerr, Harrison Haynes, Pat Graham and Kristen Cutlip. |
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Location Archive
Nowhere North
Falkland Road, London, N8
www.nowherenorth.co.uk
Apr, 2007
Photography exhibition curated by Harry Davies. |
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PRIME
Nowhere North
Falkland Road, London, N8
www.nowherenorth.co.uk
Jan, 2007
Premier exhibition at Nowhere North featuring 17 artists from around the globe; David Shillinglaw (UK), Milena Mott (GER), Emma Smith (NZ), Greg Siff (US), James Bourne (UK), James Hutchinson (UK), Jane Hanzell (NZ), Jim Sanders (UK), Justin Young (UK), Kelly Pretty (NZ), Lauren Belle (UK), Michael Johnson (UK), Peggy Yu (JPN), Stephen Hicks (UK), Robin Footitt (UK), Sachin Kaeley (UK), Yvonne van Baardwijk (NZ). |
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Fantastic Pastimes
Diorama Arts Centre
Diorama 1, 34 Osnaburgh Street, London, NW1
www.diorama-arts.org.uk
21 Aug - 8 Sept, 2006
Mon - Sun; 10AM - 10PM
Fantastic Pastimes: an enquiry into the time spent surrounding art making. A selection of paintings, drawings and sculpture from Robin Footitt, Sachin Kaeley and Justin Young. |
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Comics and Sequentials
Ironworks Gallery
259 East 134th Street, Bronx, New York, NY 10454
www.ironworksgallery.com
19 Aug - 4 Oct, 2006
Ironworks presents Comics and Sequentials including X-Men cover artist Juan Doe, Robin Footitt, Xeric Winners Emily Blair and Pat Palermo. |
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Works on Paper
Hagan Saint Philip
112 Lincoln Avenue, #514, Bronx, New York, NY 10454
10 Jul - 31 Aug, 2006
Fri - Sat; 11AM - 6PM
An exhibition of drawings by Gene de Bartolo, Robin Footitt, Graham Gilmore, Tim McDonnell, Sophia Nilsson, Wanda Ortiz, Joe Ovelman, Max Razdow, David Shillinglaw and John Wells. |
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Choose Your Own Adventure - Robin Footitt
Hagan Saint Philip
112 Lincoln Avenue, #514, Bronx, New York, NY 10454
5 Apr - 10 May, 2006
Fri - Sat; 11AM - 6PM
Hagan Saint Philip is pleased to announce the debut solo exhibition of work by British artist Robin Footitt. The exhibition includes prints, drawings, sketchbooks, appropriated comic strips and photographs, which weave common motifs and effects such as empty landscapes, political monuments and theatrical explosions into ambiguous narratives of social panic, geopolitical apocalypse and natural disasters. |
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Field of Vision: Extremes
Institut für Neue Medien
Schmickstraße 18, 60314 Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland
10 - 14 Oct, 2005
Field of Vision is a series of events organized by
DIGITAL ART PROJECTS in collaboration with the Institute for New Media, Frankfurt am Main / Germany. |
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