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I Want To Tell You….

Posted on February 6, 2012 by GalleriaKlik

….something in French! One of the diverse contributions to Matteo Merla’s I Want To Tell You crowdsourcing/art project at the Olympic Gallery, Shoreditch. Sign up to GalleriaClic’s mailing list to get notifications and updates on future art events.

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I Want To Tell You….

Posted on February 6, 2012 by GalleriaKlik

….something in Italian! One of the diverse contributions to Matteo Merla’s I Want To Tell You crowdsourcing/art project at the Olympic Gallery, Shoreditch. Sign up to GalleriaClic’s mailing list to get notifications and updates on future art events.

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I Want To Tell You….

Posted on February 6, 2012 by GalleriaKlik

…something in Russian! One of the diverse contributions to Matteo Merla’s I Want To Tell You crowdsourcing/art project at the Olympic Gallery, Shoreditch. Sign up to GalleriaClic’s mailing list to get notifications and updates on future art events.

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I Want To Tell You….

Posted on February 6, 2012 by GalleriaKlik

… something… One of the diverse contributions to Matteo Merla’s I Want To Tell You crowdsourcing/art project at the Olympic Gallery, Shoreditch. Sign up to GalleriaClic’s mailing list to get notifications and updates on future art events.

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February’s First Thursday: Pick a face in the crowd. Any face!

Posted on January 31, 2012 by GalleriaKlik

It’s our beloved monthly First Thursday again and the place to be for February 2nd’s instalment is the Olympic Art Gallery, Shoreditch. The artist Matteo Merla is doing a mashup. Merla is attempting to prove that mashups are not the … Continue reading →

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Espacio Nomadic kicks off the 2012 art season

Posted on January 12, 2012 by GalleriaKlik

Espacio Gallery is a collective of contemporary artists representing the gamut of visual art practise in its various guises. The original art on offer includes: abstract art, art photography, conceptual installation and video, contemporary paintings, contemporary sculpture, contemporary wall art, … Continue reading →

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A woman’s crowning glory

Posted on November 30, 2011 by GalleriaKlik

Bola Adamolekun’s Gele hut is a fusion of nods to Africa, womanhood, fashion and architecture. We know what a hut is. But what is “(a) gele”? Well it is often said that a “woman’s crowning glory is her hair” or … Continue reading →

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Akram Khan’s DESH: The gracefulness of strife

Posted on October 7, 2011 by GalleriaKlik

How could a lone figure fill a stage and keep you entranced for nearly 90 minutes? Well Akram Khan did. And what is more he did it with poetry and contemporary grace. But then the poetry of dance and the … Continue reading →

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The poor and unsexy community art galleries

Posted on July 19, 2011 by GalleriaKlik

It’s easy to turn up your nose at community art galleries. But to do so do is to miss a trick. Community art shows are a challenge to the rose-tinted scene that straddles underground, street and high art. They are … Continue reading →

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Brent Salon des Art

Posted on July 18, 2011 by GalleriaKlik

In attempt to under-promise and over-deliver the organisers  of this show have described it as a show of “original artworks by up-and-coming artists…”.  Please be aware this is not a deliberately attempt at playing things down its natural modesty. However … Continue reading →

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