The next Apârtment XIII
Friday 27th March 2020, 6 to 9pm and
Saturday 28th March 2020, 1 to 6 pm
Seven years
The Apârtment, is in its seventh year and we are looking forward to our 13th event on 27th March 2020.
Sunday 8th December Christmas Market
We are opening our studios in A1 block alongside the Bow Art Christmas Makers’ Market 12.30 - 4pm.
(The market starts at 11am).
Drop in and say hi (or ho ho ho).
About The Apârtment
The Apârtment is about finding new ways to exhibit a spectrum of visual and performative work and explores a dialogue between the space, the artworks and the visiting audience. The concept draws on the unusual homely layout of the studios, making it an open welcoming space for resident and invited artists to co-create and foster new networks.
If you haven't been before, see the galleries of prior events below.
Guest artists at The Apartment #12, Nov 2019
Diamond Frances
Engages with the reality of her life and emotions to preserve imagery that captures her attention, especially portraiture in recent paintings. Absurdity often enters her work before considering it finished.
Russell John
I often start with a ‘mistake’, putting obstacles in my way, using destroyed brushes that are too big or too small, or sanding, drilling, or printing from an unpredictable material invites disorder enough to allow me to bring a failing image back to life.
Amanda Danicic
Amanda's art varies from detailed, intricate drawings or etchings to vibrant and intense abstract colour studies. Her work includes etchings, lithographs, screenprints, drawings and paintings.
The Apartment core team
Teresa Witz
Teresa is an internationally renowned portrait painter of modern known and unknown icons. She explores different ways of presenting women through the direction and object gaze, pose, style and the role of the observor.
Paolo Fiorentini
Paolo is a visual artist, curator, art teacher and designer. His art practice is informed by the shifting of the identity and the restrictions or limitation imposed by the environment where we live.
Lynn Carter
From childhood reminiscences to actual observations, Lynn's small scale oil paintings depict how the East London urban landscape is changing.
See PREVIOUS EVENTS
We have different guest artists each time plus the four residents.
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