OBSESSIONS #3
In the year of his 71st birthday, Peter Clossick LG elucidates his obsessions around work, process and practice.
Read moreIn the year of his 71st birthday, Peter Clossick LG elucidates his obsessions around work, process and practice.
Read moreTim Pickup from Genetic Moo discusses a novel collaborative art work which was made by London Group members for the recent In the Dark exhibition. Experiments in collaborative film making
Read moreAfter a lively and stimulating meeting the Membership Committee have chosen five new members for 2019. The 5 artists have diverse practices and backgrounds and will bring valuable new skills and energy to the group.
Read moreA peek into the diverse studio spaces in which London Group members create.
Read more“I appear to be known as the artist who paints gasometers” Daniel Preece LG
Read moreRock Drill remains an awesome portrayal of the confluence and battles between humans and technology. London Group archivist David Redfern examines the work which was first shown in The London Group’s second exhibition.
Read moreExcerpt from an artist talk to be given by Tim Pickup (Genetic Moo LG) on Fri 18 Jan, as part of the exhibition In the Dark at the Cello Factory.
Read moreThe London Group Open 2017 President’s Prize recipients Micheál O’Connell, Jockel Liess and Stephen Carley reflect on their three-person show POVERA held at The Cello Factory in November 2018.
Read moreRemembering The London Group members who served in The First World War.
Read more1st show in Cornwall, 76 works, 1 van, 7 hr journey, 4 day install, 34 London Group members and quite a lot of wine. Suzan Swale LG captures the moment.
Read moreNick Watson’s short film of Almuth Tebbenhoff LG making and discussing her steel sculpture ‘Sunset’.
Read moreA collaborative exhibition of drawings between the Faculty of the Art and Design Department and invited Alumni of the University of Wisconsin Stout Menomonie USA and The London Group artist collective in London UK. Clive Burton LG explains the concepts behind it.
Read moreJames Faure Walker LG reflects on his 1978 Artscribe article which challenges a campaign against contemporary art and, in the process, illuminates how artists have responded to the changing climates of art criticism.
Read moreOur first Q&A candidate, Ece Clarke LG, provides Claire Parrish LG with some pithy responses.
Read moreThe work of a great Jamaican painter, a catalogue essay and a long-passed member of the London Group answered the question… A reflective essay by Charlotte C Mortensson.
Read moreThe Group have selected five artists with energetic, diverse and tech-savvy practices this year.
Read more“My studio is not glamorous; no canvases or sculptures, just mounds of paperwork and books.”
Read moreImages and text from the recent multi-media show at The Cello Factory curated by London Group member Erika Winstone.
Read moreFamily Heirloom was exhibited in Embracing the Underdog, a London Group and Friends one day pop-up exhibition in Chinatown celebrating the Chinese New Year.
Read moreOn the fateful morning of the Brexit vote London Group member Angela Eames was getting to grips with her latest piece of computer knitting. Here are her thoughts :
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