Mondays are Beautiful - ActionSpace Exhibition
Matthew Berry, Landscape King Size, 2024, acrylic on canvas, 100 x 50cm. Image courtesy of the artist and ActionSpace
Located on first floor level of Kentish Town Health Centre. You can find a visitors guide here.
Exhibition Opening Times:
Monday - Friday: 8:30 - 18:30
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Exhibiting artists: Abu Hasnat, Matthew Berry, Thomas Owen, Patrick Moses, Seamus Furey.
Exhibition Dates: 18 September 2024 - 6 January 2025
Mondays are Beautiful is a group exhibition by five ActionSpace artists for Creative Health Camden. The exhibition features artworks by local artists Thomas Owen, Patrick Moses, Matthew Berry, Abu Hasnat & Seamus Furey who are all artists based at ActionSpace’s supported studio at Cockpit Bloomsbury.
Mondays are Beautiful explores the diverse practices of the exhibiting artists and offers a window into the artistic conversations between the artists who all work out of the ActionSpace studio on Mondays. Using a range of mediums, artworks present abstract patterns, vivid and exploding colours, energetic and considered mark making, overlapping and merging shapes to create a vibrant body of work.
The exhibition provides an opportunity to view recent artworks by all exhibiting artists with the title amplifying the collective relish these artists have for their distinct practices and artmaking on Mondays.
About ActionSpace
ActionSpace is a visual arts organisation that supports learning disabled artists across London. They seek out and unlock talent, and create bespoke opportunities for learning disabled artists to realise their potential. ActionSpace has an exceptional reputation for providing long-term supported studio practice and delivering high-quality professional artistic development through mentoring, exhibitions and a network of partnerships with cultural organisations.
https://actionspace.org/
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