‘Every Day is a Miracle’ is the tagline of Art Below’s first gallery exhibition since January and the Covid Lockdown which saw every gallery and theatre close in the UK and across the world.
Opening Friday 17 July at Ad Lib Gallery, it runs until the 10th August following months of isolation and global uncertainty. ‘Every Day is a Miracle’ celebrates a reunion of work by the artists. A ray of hope for the Arts community that has been so acutely affected by the Covid 19 lockdown. Art Below presents an optimistic look towards the future.
Open to the public for 20 days, this exhibition will comprise of a series of events, each with a limited capacity to comply with guidance as the COVID- 19 lockdown measures begin to lift.
To view a selection of the works for sale please click here. If you are interested in purchasing any of the works or have any questions please contact info@artbelow.org.uk
Please visit the Art Below instagram page to view photos and videos of the artwork on show and moments from the evening events that took place between 16th and 26th July.
We live in extraordinary times. Beyond the great tragedies of recent years, Art Below represents the triumph and pride in moments of adversity in the past. It also looks optimistically towards the future, with fresh works recently created by longstanding artists as well as some newbies.
From the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee to the 50th Anniversary to the first moon landing and the great work of our NHS, all these themes which have been explored in past exhibitions, are presented again in this exhibition as Art Below looks optimistically towards the future.
ARTISTS
Pauline Amos, Terry Arpino, Nasser Azam, Adam Bricusse, Karen Bystedt, Holly Carlson, Angry Dan,
Marek Dutka, Ben Eine, Aurélie Freoua, Tim Gatenby, Talia Golchin, Emma Johansen, Hayden Kays,
Anna Kenneally, Ru Knox, Thomas Lumley, Sarah Maple, Mark Metcalfe, Ben Moore, Johnny Morant,
James Orster, Harry Pye, Emma-Leone Palmer, Carolina Piteira, Nick Reynolds, Jeffrey Robb, Ernesto Romano, Stuart Semple, Tobias Ross Southall, Colin Sheffield, Jess Sheffield, Paul Don Smith, Gia Strauss, Nadine Talalla, Jill Tattersall, James Vaulkhard, Mikey Voice
