On view at The Orange Dot Gallery London.
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Showing posts with label The Orange Dot Gallery London. Show all posts
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Thursday, October 28, 2010
SCARED BUT FRESH LAST DAYS


Scared But Fresh runs through October 30 at The Orange Dot Gallery in London. More than 50 collage works on canvas, board and paper, plus terribly unusual objects and the series America, 12 works on paper that pretty much sum up the American story.
The gallery is open all day Saturday, October 30. Address: 54 Tavistock Place, London. Tube: Russell Square.
Some press links from the exhibition:
IDOL MAGAZINE.
JOTTA MAGAZINE.
LIVING PROOF MAGAZINE.
CURATED MAGAZINE.
Photos: Japanese art lovers take a seat under the YOU–>ME silkscreen print. The print is available for £100, unframed.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Orange Dot Gallery : Bloomsbury Festival London
Scared But Fresh at The Orange Dot Gallery in London will participate in the Bloomsbury Festival (October 22 & 23, 2010). I will be at the gallery during the weekend to give a talk about my work and other art mysteries, as well as sign copies of MASTERS: COLLAGE, the new book out from Lark Books (2010).
In addition to more than 50 collage works on view, prints and terribly unusual objects will also be available, including Rubens Rounding Third (A3 sized stamp art sheet), and the new YOU–>ME silkscreen limited edition.
The talk begins at 3 PM, Saturday, October 22. The Orange Dot Gallery, 54 Tavistock Place, London. Tube: Russell Square.
Click here to view the Bloomsbury Festival Program.
Image: YOU–>ME, silkscreen; edition: 100. Price: £100. Click image to enlarge.
In addition to more than 50 collage works on view, prints and terribly unusual objects will also be available, including Rubens Rounding Third (A3 sized stamp art sheet), and the new YOU–>ME silkscreen limited edition.
The talk begins at 3 PM, Saturday, October 22. The Orange Dot Gallery, 54 Tavistock Place, London. Tube: Russell Square.
Click here to view the Bloomsbury Festival Program.Image: YOU–>ME, silkscreen; edition: 100. Price: £100. Click image to enlarge.
Monday, September 27, 2010
SCARED BUT FRESH VERNISSAGE/OPENING 5 OCT AT THE ORANGE DOT GALLERY LONDON
SCARED BUT FRESH: An Exhibition of Collages and Unusual Objects from Matthew Rose.
PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE PRIVATE VIEW OF ‘SCARED BUT FRESH’
THE ORANGE DOT WILL ALSO BE CELEBRATING THE OPENING OF AN ENTIRE NEW EXHIBITION SPACE - THE BASEMENT.
TUESDAY 5TH OCTOBER / 6PM– 9PM
RSVP ESSENTIAL: danielle@theorangedot.co.uk
PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE PRIVATE VIEW OF ‘SCARED BUT FRESH’
THE ORANGE DOT WILL ALSO BE CELEBRATING THE OPENING OF AN ENTIRE NEW EXHIBITION SPACE - THE BASEMENT.
TUESDAY 5TH OCTOBER / 6PM– 9PM
RSVP ESSENTIAL: danielle@theorangedot.co.uk
SCARED BUT FRESH RUNS THROUGH OCTOBER 31.
THE ORANGE DOT & SCARED BUT FRESH WILL ALSO BE PART OF THE BLOOMSBURY FESTIVAL. DATES: Saturday 23 October, all day; Sunday 24 October, all day.
Along with the works on display and the exclusive prints, signed exhibition posters and copies of Masters: Collage will be available to purchase.
The Orange Dot Gallery
54 Tavistock Place Bloomsbury
London, WC1H
FOR A PREVIEW OF WORKS AND DETAILS ON THE EXCLUSIVE PRINTS CREATED ESPECIALLY FOR THE EXHIBITION PLEASE VISIT THE GALLERY WEBSITE: http://www.orangedotgallery.co.uk
IMAGE: ABOVE, POSTER OF L'ORANGERIE. RIGHT: JOSEPH CORNELL, BOTTLE COLLAGE, 2007.
DOWNLOAD & PRINT THE POSTER FREE (15MB, PDF).
Saturday, September 18, 2010
MASTERS: COLLAGE Book Signing At The Orange Dot Gallery London October 6, 2010
MASTERS: COLLAGE – As part of Orange Dot Gallery's exhibition Scared But Fresh with Matthew Rose opening October 6, a limited number of copies of the recently published Masters: Collage will be available to buy from the gallery. Each copy, signed and dated by the artist, will be available for £17.99.
Edited by Randel Plowman, this gorgeously produced volume of contemporary collage artists appeals to beginners, professionals, collectors and general enthusiasts. The book showcases a breathtaking mix of techniques and styles from 40 of the leading collage artists currently working across the globe.
Along with Matthew Rose, artists include: Cecil Touchon, Jonathan Talbot, Lynne Perrella, Lynn Whipple, Robert Mars, Janet Jones, Liz Cohen, Robert Hunt, Baby Smith and James Michael Starr among others.
Looking at techniques from traditional cut-and-paste to digital to collage with paint or encaustic, and styles ranging from wildly playful and colourful to evocative, almost monochrome images Masters: Collage examines a wide range of disciplines within collage. Each highlighted master takes centre stage in an informative eight-page feature that includes nearly a dozen gorgeous, high-quality photos plus a short essay by curator Randel Plowman placing the impressive work and its creator in context.
Versatility, innovation, inspiration – that’s what the Masters series offers artists and crafters and this superb new collection offers a stunning look at contemporary collage work from over 40 leading artists. An exhibition of works from the Masters book, Lost and Found: The Art of Collage, was recently launched at Northern Kentucky University. Matthew Rose will sign copies of the book during the opening of Scared But Fresh October 6, 2010.
[Image above: Cover, Masters Collage; above, right: Matthew Rose, "My Situation," 2008, collage on board, 43 x 21 cm]
Edited by Randel Plowman, this gorgeously produced volume of contemporary collage artists appeals to beginners, professionals, collectors and general enthusiasts. The book showcases a breathtaking mix of techniques and styles from 40 of the leading collage artists currently working across the globe.
Along with Matthew Rose, artists include: Cecil Touchon, Jonathan Talbot, Lynne Perrella, Lynn Whipple, Robert Mars, Janet Jones, Liz Cohen, Robert Hunt, Baby Smith and James Michael Starr among others.
Looking at techniques from traditional cut-and-paste to digital to collage with paint or encaustic, and styles ranging from wildly playful and colourful to evocative, almost monochrome images Masters: Collage examines a wide range of disciplines within collage. Each highlighted master takes centre stage in an informative eight-page feature that includes nearly a dozen gorgeous, high-quality photos plus a short essay by curator Randel Plowman placing the impressive work and its creator in context.Versatility, innovation, inspiration – that’s what the Masters series offers artists and crafters and this superb new collection offers a stunning look at contemporary collage work from over 40 leading artists. An exhibition of works from the Masters book, Lost and Found: The Art of Collage, was recently launched at Northern Kentucky University. Matthew Rose will sign copies of the book during the opening of Scared But Fresh October 6, 2010.
[Image above: Cover, Masters Collage; above, right: Matthew Rose, "My Situation," 2008, collage on board, 43 x 21 cm]
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