Abigail Dace – Telegraph Hill Festival – Open Studios – 2nd and 3rd April 2011

SFSA studio member Abigail Dace will be exhibiting work at this weekends Telegraph Hill Festival – Open Studios

More here: http://www.telegraphhillfestival.org.uk/2011openstudiosexhibition.htm

Second Floor Studios & Arts – Open Studios – May 2011

Second Floor Studios & Arts – Open Studios – May 2011

Opening night – Thursday 12th May 5pm – 9pm & Saturday and Sunday 14th, 15th May 11am – 6pm.

www.secondfloor.co.uk

SFSA Studio Member / Helen Pynor – Breath – 6th May to 2nd July 2011 – GVart

SFSA Studio Member Rod Hunt Illustrates HIV/AIDS Awareness Advertising Campaign for AIDES

Illustrator Rod Hunt worked with San Francisco based advertising agency Goodby, Silverstein & Partners illustrating their new advertising campaign “Welcome to the World of Sex” for AIDES, the first French HIV/AIDS prevention non-profit organization. Their latest campaign aims to promote safe sex, awareness and behavioural changes through innovative and provocative imagery. Rod’s Sex Theme Park map has the tagline “The safer you play, the longer you stay” & takes a humorous & revealing approach to the world of human sexuality & safe sex.

Link through to the full piece here: http://www.rodhunt.com/pages/newworks.html

Illustration: Rod Hunt http://www.rodhunt.com
Client: AIDES http://www.aides.org
Advertising Agency: Goodby Silverstein & Partners http://www.goodbysilverstein.com

Rod Hunt is a London based Illustrator & artist who has built a reputation for retro tinged Illustrations & detailed character filled landscapes for UK & international clients spanning publishing, design, advertising & new media, for everything from book covers to advertising campaigns, theme park maps, iPhone Apps & even the odd large scale installation too! Rod is also the illustrator behind the bestselling Where’s Stig? books for the BBC’s hit TV show Top Gear.

DRAWING TRICK BLINK – Betsy Dadd – New Gallery London – PV. 17th March (runs 18th – 26th March)

SFSA Cover Story in this weeks Wharf Newspaper

FIELD WORK 2 – POP UP SHOP & ‘WEIRD FOLK’ Exhibition – 15th – 20th March 2011

SFSA studio member Roise de Borman at Hackney Road studios will be hosting FIELD WORK 2 – POP UP SHOP from the 15th March to 20th March – Showing printed textiles, paintings prints, ceramics, cards etc alongside Fancy Goods, Reworked antiques from Huw Griffith, new taxidermy by Jazmine Miles Long, tools, stationery, bound note books, horn spoons,prints paintings and objects from British artists and more…

It will pop up at 65 Hanbury Street, (Off Brick Lane, opposite Atlantis Arts Shop) – Private View 15th March

Downstairs at Hanbury Street, on the same dates, the gallery will be holding an exhibition entitled ‘WEIRD FOLK’ of works by the artists Neal Jones, Betsy Dadd and Maxwell Wade.

For more info visit:

www.rdeborman.blogspot.com

www.fancygoodsshop.blogspot.com

www.hinshelwooddeborman.blogspot.com

http://betsydadd.blogspot.com/

http://www.maxwade.co.uk/

 

 

 

Tina Mammoser – Venice Exhibition / Blackheath Gallery – 5 March – 16 April

SFSA studio member Tina Mammoser will be showing works as part of this months Venice Exhibition group show at the Blackheath Gallery, 34a Tranquil Vale, Blackheath, London SE3 0AX.

http://www.blackheath-gallery.co.uk/upcoming.htm

Tina has used her method of many thin glazes and building fields of colour to transform Venice into representation of the very element that defines her. The artist’s science background gives her a curiousity about the properties of the water surface: light and shadow, reflection and refraction, pattern and water movement. These create a different memory of Venice. Tranquil spaces of line, colour and light rather than landscape.

Full set of Tina’s Venice paintings: http://tina-m.com/section/218684_Venice.html

 

 

 

Tina Mammoser

 

Paintings of the English coast: http://www.tina-m.com

Studio blog: http://tina-m.blogspot.com

 

VENICE – Group exhibition

Blackheath Gallery 5 March – 16 April

34a Tranquil Vale, Blackheath, London SE3 0AX

 

AFFORDABLE ART FAIR

with ArtDog London, stand J2

10-13 March, Battersea Park, London