Horizon (landscape & beyond)
Horizon exhibition presents contemporary artists’ interpretation, representation and abstraction of our surroundings through a multiplicity of mediums.
Thursdays - Sundays 2-6pm Also by appointment:
Horizon exhibition presents contemporary artists’ interpretation, representation and abstraction of our surroundings through a multiplicity of mediums.
Thursdays - Sundays 2-6pm Also by appointment:
An exhibition featuring artists who consider elements of mass media with a regard that questions its persuasive power-base.
11am- 5pm
The UK’s longest-running and most prestigious artists’ co-operative, The London Group, presents the return of its Christmas Exhibition.
1-6pm throughout the exhibition Late night Wednesday 15 December 6 - 8pm
One of the notable characteristics of The Cello Factory is its copious natural light making it the perfect space for the “Reflection” exhibition, and the show has unique qualities that set it apart. Many of the works aim to intrigue the visitor through their surfaces and colours changing as one’s viewpoint moves, while others transform according to the changing light in the gallery and some do both.
17 October 2021
Reflection is an exploration of the diverse mediums which contemporary artists utilise in their practises and how these materials react to light.
Wednesday-Sunday 2-6pm
New works by the joint winners of the prestigious President’s Prize, awarded to Paul Bonomini, Maybelle Peters and Linda Simon for their submissions to The London Group’s 2019 Open Exhibition.
Times 1pm - 6pm
Edge to Edge features artists who use hard edges of some kind in their work but who are not necessarily defined by them. Simon Streather takes a closer look at the artists in this show.
26 July 2021
The exhibition ‘Model Maquette’ arrives in a protracted time of pandemic fright, a time when most people’s worlds have literally shrunk. Suggestions of either imaginative flight or claustrophobia become all the more poignant.
16 May 2021
The artists in this exhibition all deal with questions of scale.
Fridays-Sundays 12pm-4pm & by appointment
What is this ‘other world’ Alexander Hinks is drawn to and asks that we be drawn into?
His current exhibition at ‘The Cello Factory’ spans some four years of art-making. The paintings introduce themselves as unabashedly interested in transcendence, possibly unfashionable given an increasingly materialistic contemporary background.
16 March 2020
By appointment only
Predominately a process painter, Alexander’s practice has also broadened into installations and virtual reality, as he pushes concepts of structure, chaos and the sublime.
by appointment only
Exhibition ImPerfectum is a thought-provoking collection of works exploring the idea and notion of unfinishedness, created in a variety of media, including painting, collage, film, sound, drawing, fabric work, sculpture and photography.
Daily 12 - 6pm - Private View 30.01.2020 6pm - 10pm
A four-day experimental show in a blacked-out Cello Factory with talks and performance curated by The London Group.
Thursday to Saturday 14:00-18:00
Group show featuring the work of Bryan Benge, Ian Parker and Srin Surti.
2 - 6 pm daily
The London Group Open 2019 offers a wonderful opportunity for emerging and established artists to raise their profile, win cash prizes, and exhibit their work alongside the Group’s esteemed members.
2-6pm No exhibition 30 November-3 December
Nearly a year to the day after ‘Defining Structure’, artist and curator Alexander Hinks returns to The Cello Factory. Amalgamation, the title he has chosen for this exhibition, suggests pluralism rather than purity, symbiotic relationships over synthesis, a mutual benefit beyond sharing common points of departure or goals.
16 October 2019
Amalgamation is a group exhibition curated by Alexander Hinks of established and emerging artists whose practices range across the spectrum of art from figurative to abstraction.
Fridays-Sundays 2-6pm
EXTENDED UNTIL 10 OCTOBER – The Overview Effect exhibition will explore the impact of climate change in particular rising waters on humans in the next Millennium.
12-6
Paintings by London Group member Peter Clossick.
2-6pm
A Multimedia exhibition devised and curated by artists Vanya Balogh & Tomaz Kramberger addressing and responding to the current critical stalemate/impasse and general state of affairs in the UK, EU and the rest of the World.
23 May 6-9pm otherwise 12-6
‘Drawing Distinctions’ is a collaborative exhibition of drawings between The London Group artist collective in London UK and the Faculty of the Art and Design Department and invited Alumni of the University of Wisconsin Stout Menomonie USA.
12-6pm daily
As the UK whirls into the vortex, The London Group plunges into the darkness of a blacked out Cello Factory in its latest experimental show : In the Dark.
2 – 6pm
The London Group presents its Annual Exhibition at Christmas this year, showcasing work by around 60 members including painting, photography and other 2D media, sculpture and digital works.
2 – 6pm daily
Povera – An exhibition by the joint recipients of the London Group Open 2017 President’s Prize Micheál O’Connell/ MOCKSIM, Jockel Liess and Stephen Carley.
12-6pm daily
Simon Streather’s work investigates trace and transience through repetitive and ritualistic mark making.
call gallery
Structure tends to call to mind notions of order, stability and efficiency. It should perhaps come as no surprise that… Read More
3 October 2018
Defining Structure is a group exhibition of established and emerging artists. The diverse artworks of installation, sculpture, painting, print and virtual reality allude to our complex environment.
Fridays to Sundays 2-6pm or by appointment
Exhibition Violence/Silence brings together a group of 16 renowned international artists representing a wide range of media; from painting, film and performance to installation, sculpture and photography. They collectively, intuitively throw rendered light on two magnetic opposites that are Violence & Silence.
12-6 daily