Group Show by Artycok TV at The Vyner Studio

The Vyner Studio Group Show 7 - 31 October from Alice Masters on Vimeo.

Alice Masters and Ruben Hale (Artycok TV) arranged a visit to The Vyner Studio a few weeks ago to interview Jon Braley and to also film the Group Show.

The video is now on the official website of Artycok, where you can also read the review by Ruben Hale.

http://artycok.tv/lang/en-us/group-show/6447

For those in London, tomorrow 630-930 and Saturday 12-430 are the last chances to see this show.

Find all the information of how to get to The Vyner Studio on Artrabbit.

http://thevynerstudio.co.uk/exhibitions.html

1300 visitors at Michal Cabaj One Man Show at The Vyner Studio!

Lips. 2009. Acrylic on canvas. 90 x 90 cm.
"Only one letter makes a difference between the lips and lies. But one can not do without the other. From the distance you see the lips...when you come closer you´ll see two slugs...come even closer and you will see hundreds of worms forming the slugs...it´s like unfolding the truth - sometimes the deeper you go the more disgusting it gets. But from the distance it´s really pretty...A lie" (Michal Cabaj)

For Michal Cabaj every painting has a story. Texts like this accompained the paintings and drawings that were exhibited at The Vyner Studio yesterday on the busiest night at the gallery ever.

The visitors could get a close look at the inner world of an artist who´s work goes deep.

From here I would like to congratulate Michal for a show that people will remember.

Have a nice day

Odilon Redon, Cactus Man, 1881. Charcoal on paper

I´d like to thank Kris Hoffman who suggested me to check Odildon Redon´s work. I hope you had a great time in Viena Kris. Checking Eduard Munch´s and Goya´s paintings sounds like a great plan already.

Frank Auerbach

"Study of Schubert at the Piano" (1899) by Gustav Klimt

"Judith with the Head of Holofernes" (1901-1902) by Gustav Klimt

Gustav Klimt (1862-1918 Viena).

http://www.iklimt.com/

Picasso

The beauty of the movement of a drawing by Picasso.

Alessia Avellino.

"Gravity 1. Battersea Power Station". Charcoal on paper. By Alessia Avellino.

Alessia Avellino.(2004, The Hugh Casson Drawing Prize, Royal Academy, London.)

Back in 2003 and through a common friend I met Alessia Avellino in London. I used to visit her studio very offten and I´ve seen her work in progress. Her approach to paint and mine are very different I believe but I managed to learn a lot seeing the evolution of drawings and paintings.
You can check her work on this link:

http://www.a.avellino.freeuk.com/index.html

"Casa de Antonio López Torres" by Antonio López.1972-1975