15 - 29th April, 2011 I Love You So Much That Even When You Are Lying Next To Me I Miss You The painted vanguard and the domestic realm Phenomena Project at National Arts Club, Gramercy Park, New York Jim Gaylord, Darren Jones, Emily Noelle Lambert, Noah Landfield, Christopher Stevens, Jovan Karlo Villalba, Jo Wilmot |
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13th November - 31st December 2010 All Insignificant Things Must Disappear The Social Sphere and the Post Economic Landscape Trinity Museum, Wall Street, New York Andrey Bartenev, Kirby Congdon, William Crump, Joseph Farbrook,Gisela Insuaste, Ellie Krakow, Peter Kreider, Sandra Eula Lee, Ryan Roa, Kate V. Robertson, Slavs and Tatars, Jo Wilmot, Jo Yarrington Curator - Darren Jones, Exhibition concept - Madina Stepanchenko The global economy while rarely stable has undergone a recent seismic shift. This almost unprecedented crisis has opened up a range of social and cultural consequences that we are still struggling to comprehend. All Insignificant Things Must Disappear is an attempt to uncover new ways of thinking about what has become an encompassing event. |
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30th May - 26th June 2010 Bright Lights - London Painting. Resy Muijusers Contemporary Art, Tilburg, The Netherlands. Matthew John Atkinson, Cathy Lomax, Lee Maelzer, Martin Maloney, Gorka Mohamed, Jo Wilmot, Mark Wright This is the final show in the 'Paint On' series of exhibitions which explored the current status of painting in Europe. |
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