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6 DAYS LEFT TO APPLY FOR 'ART BELOW HAMPSTEAD'
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There are 6 days left to apply for Art Below Hampstead. To co-inside with Affordable Art Fair Hampstead, Art Below are offering artists of all backgrounds exclusive access to advertising space at Hampstead underground station for 2 weeks this November.
AAF draws thousands of art buyers through this station each year, making this an amazing marketing opportunity for you and your work.
Please click here for further information about how to advertise with Art Below at Hampstead this November.
by 15th Ocotober 2012.
'Directional art with an unorthodox backdrop lend Art Below its fresh, original edge that's currently causing a creative awakening amongst commuters..' THE GUARDIAN
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PEACE PLINTHS FROM TRAFALGUR SQUARE RETURN FOR GALLERY EXHIBITION.
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Which candidate, Mitt Romney or Barack Obama, would be more likely to go to war against Iran if he wins the presidency in November?
It is in reaction to such imminent conflict that is the inspiration behind Art Below’s ‘Peace Project’, a collaboration between peace activists and contemporary artists.
Taking center stage of the week long exhibiton starting 12th October at London’s ‘Gallery Different’
(Off Tott Ct Rd)
will be the 2 ‘Peace Plinths’ that have stood outside the Houses of Parliament since 2009 and have become icons of peaceful protest. Artists including Alison Jackson, Billy Childish, kennardphillipps, Sarah Maple and Inkie have come together in support of The Peace Project through their art. Proceeds of selected works will go to The Halabja Community Playground Project in Northern Iraq. During the one week show there will be a series of talks panelled by peace campaigner and founder of the Peace Plinths Maria Gallastegui, Tam Carrigan, and Simon Moore who recently became the first person in Britain to be awarded a full 2 year ASBO for peaceful protest. Selected works in the show will also form part of Art Below’s billboard exhibition at Regent’s Park tube station throughout October. This coincides with the Frieze Art Fair (11th -14th October) in Regent’s Park.
The Peace Project at Gallery Different, 14 Percy Street, London, W1T 1DR. 12th - 18th October 2012
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ART BELOW REGENTS PARK OCTOBER 2012
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This October we are transforming Regent's Park underground station into a public gallery space. This show has been planned to coincide with Frieze art fair, London’s biggest and most prestigious art event. All the works on display feature in Art Below's Gallery show at Gallery Different (Off Tott Ct. Rd) 12th - 18th October.
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