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Unit 25a Regent Studios, 8 Andrews Road, London, E8 4QN
Transition, an artist-run space founded in 2002 in Hackney, London by Cathy Lomax, aims to foster new talent in contemporary art by providing a space to show work by emerging and more established artists. Since its opening, Transition has shown work by over 200 different artists and has become an established platform for contemporary art. The space has an open submission policy for artists and curators and is particularly interested in cross-disciplinary and diverse practices. The gallery also facilitates talks, workshops and other participatory events. Transition Editions, the gallery's publishing imprint, produces books to accompany shows and publishes three magazines, Garageland, Arty and The Critical Friend.
Apocalypse now? The Arboreal exhibition features 4 up and coming artists exploring man's interaction with the world and with fellow humans and tackles all sort of topical issues such as consumerism, social status and the ever tricky world of Read on…
Transition Gallery
5 May 2007 to 6 June 2007
Reviewed by: Fabienne Jenny Jacquet
This, the first show at Transition Gallery’s new premises, centres on the theme of the Baroque, hence its rather pointed title ‘Baroque My World’. Already, this pun hints at the kind of humour within which the exhibition seeks to Read on…
Transition Gallery, London
8 April – 7 May
Reviewed by: Heather Phillipson
Arty is an art fanzine, written by the biggest art fans of all – artists. Like all good fanzines it knows its audience and is truly devoted to its subject: the art superstars of today and tomorrow, inspirations, disappointments and the general Read on…
Published by Transition Editions
Edited by Paul Murphy
Reviewed by: Rosemary Shirley
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