XAP’s Liz Sergeant has been challenging older students at a local school during their Year of Art. This workshop introduced perspective and the power of primary colours through the work of Piet Mondrian. Examining Mondrian’s progression towards abstraction and his use of geometric shapes, colour and line, the children learned how to create a striking colour block wall with an amazing 3D effect.
For more information see Liz’s website
XAP’s Liz Sergeant has created a site-specific work for @TheOldCuriosityBox, a pop-up gallery in Herts. “Please Hold the Line (while we try […]
Anya Charikov-Mickleburgh’s haunting new installation is part of a collaborative project called “Time Cures, Time Kills” with Eileen Theresia Anderson. It is […]
See Anya Charikov-Mickleburgh’s works in progress at the Royal College of Art’s interim show, at Howie Street, Battersea. Private View 6-9pm Friday […]
28th March: Laura Dekker’s new interactive work, And No Heroes, installing soon at Dr Martens’ Carnaby Street projection wall.
