Laura Moreton-Griffiths’ paintings are a wry convergence of social and magical realism. Cultural and art-historical references are painted into urban settings, causing new narratives to emerge about the confluence of past and present and contemporary anxiety. On the surface, the scenes appear bucolic, yet disguised within the familiar and whimsical, her themes are about the underbelly of Englishness and are quietly subversive; the characters, taken from preindustrial painting and ceramics, exist out of time, in a dysfunctional melancholy world.
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Last updated: April 2012
Wednesday 02 May – Monday 07 May
11am – 6pm
Curated by Althea Greenan, Dr Lara Perry and Sarah Sparkes.
South London Women Artists' second major exhibition of members' work, including a display of archived Women Artists’ Diaries on loan from The Women’s Art Library collection at Goldsmiths University of London.
48 Hopton StreetPreview Wednesday 02 May 3 – 6pm
PV Thursday 02 May 6 – 9pm
Admission Free
Janet's still life paintings have a luminosity of strong, clear colour. Laura's work is quietly subversive. Her paintings and drawings contrast beauty and anxiety. Lesley's figurative and abstract paintings are powerful and dramatic.
Saturday 12 & Sunday 13 May
Saturday 19 & Sunday 20 May
11am – 6pm
Admission Free
Studio Unit D211 , Second Floor, Parkhall Trading Estate
40 Martell Road
Dulwich
SE21 8EN
(Parkhall Industrial Estate on the corner of Tritton Rd and Martell Rd on the second floor. Accessible by lift.)
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27 January
24 February
30 March
27 April
25 May
29 June
27 July
6 - 9pm
Admission free
Arch 226, Blenheim CourtOpening times:
Monday Closed
Tuesday to Saturday 12 – 6pm
Sunday 12 – 5pm