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Invitation to Private View of 'Art Below London' February Edition.
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Dear friends, colleagues and clients
Art Below requests the pleasure of your company at the private view of 'Art Below London', February Edition, on Tuesday 12th February with a drinks reception from 6 to 9pm.
The Underground Gallery, 6 Charing Cross Underground Arcade, The Strand, London, WC2N 4HZ
RSVP by 11th February
Email: rsvp@artbelow.org.uk
FEATURING WORKS BY CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS
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Art Below's 'Art of Angel' January 2013.
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As we celebrate 150 years of the London Underground, we kick off 2013 with 'Art of Angel', showcasing a selection of outstanding international artists work throughout Angel tube station for 2 weeks this January.
Click here to view photos of the posters in Angel Station.
This show has been specially planned to coincide with The 25th London Art Fair (16th -20th Jan), bringing together over 100 leading galleries from across the UK and overseas.
Accompanying the underground exhibition will be the "Art of Angel" group show at the Candid Arts Trust, a historic Victorian warehouse with over 6,500 sq ft of exhibition space, located directly behind Angel station, 17th - 20th January. Here are some photos from the event.
Hanging the work
Framed Lambda prints sponsored by Genesis Imaging
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Art Below Pops Up at The Other Art Fair, 22nd - 25th November 2012.
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This November at The Other Art Fair, Art Below staged their very own underground station, where they featured 10 outstanding international new artists, presenting their work as billboard posters in a purpose built space with unique Art Below branding.
Here are some pictures from of the Art Below tube station.
Art Below's very own tube station busker
The Art Below tube station was designed by artist Eleanor Lindsay Fynn who last year took over
an entire platform at Regent's Park during Frieze with her 'yellow faces' exhibition see here.
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From 26th November Art Below are showcased selected works from the AKA Peace series on the London Underground. "AKA Peace" originally conceived by photographer Bran Symondson and curated by artist Jake Chapman, is an exhibition of new works made specially for The Peace One Day Project 2012, bringing together some of the most celebrated names in Contemporary Art, all of whom agreed to transform a decommissioned AK-47 assault rifle, refashioning what has become a symbol of global violence on the broadest scale into artworks of intrigue and even beauty.
Bran Symondson's 'Commodities' at Regents Park tube station.
Langlands and Bell 'Sign of the times' at Old Street Station
Mat Collishaw 'Harvester' at Old Street Station
Nancy Fout's 'Don't Touch', Laila Shawa 'Where Souls Dwell', Charming Baker 'A Brief Holiday
from Dispair' at Old Street Station
Antony Micallef 'Improvised Weaponhead' at Old Street Station
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