It’s been more than seven weeks now in London and I have seen a lot. Within the last two weeks I have visited some galleries and I will introtduce them to you within the next days. Some of the galleries were so small that it only took me one hour to go through the whole building which will leed to a quickguide through London’s galleries. But enough talking… Let’s start with the reason you are here: Further galleries in London!
Camden Arts Centre
The Camden Arts Centre is a very small gallery which is located in the London Borough of Camden. The day I vistited this area, it was raining cats and dogs, so I was looking for a place where it was cozy and dry. This led me to the gallery and it was worth the visit. It is a contemporary gallery which is exhibiting changing artists.
One artist whose works can be currently found in the gallery is Wong Ping. It is hard to describe his style because he kinda created an artistic style by himself which is working with digital and sculptural elements. His works include deeper levels which criticise society, repression and morality. Sometimes he includes sexually explicit content which might appear weird for some viewers… Just have a look by yourself:
One artist I admire from now on is Elisabeth Murray. Her works are abstract and refuse the two-dimensional restrictions. She is a „Out-of-the-box-thinker“ and uses a lot of techniques when creating her works. When I was looking at her works I was trying to refer each work to a realistic object. Sometimes it was pretty easy but for some of them I still cannot find a reference.
TO BE CONTINUED 😉
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