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Many thanks to everyone who has supported UNTOUCHABLE so far. The exhibition continues until 1st December 2012 at the Flying Dutchman, London, and there are more events still to come -

Sat 1st Dec, 5PM-1.30AM (in connection with World AIDS Day) - Discussion, followed by performances and closing party.

PERFORMING ARTISTS: Shabnam Shabazi, Leibnitz, Franko B

Franko B DJ and closing party.

For more info ask to join the Facebook group.

Cick here to read Franko's UNTOUCHABLE interview in the Southwark LGBT Newsletter.

PLUS ART PROJECTS AT THE MAYOR’S PARLOUR
Wednesday 10 October - Saturday 10 November 2012
FRIEZE WEEK PARTY FRIDAY 12 OCTOBER, 8PM UNTIL LATE

The fifth annual Frieze Week exhibition from Plus Art Projects, and the inaugural exhibition at the Mayor's Parlour showcases bold and unconventional works by 67 artists, straight from the artists’ studios. The Mayor’s Parlour is a new arts club situated in the 1930s old Bow Town Hall in East London. Established and converted to a high modern spec while reflecting the original interior of the Town Hall by the art fabricator Kerry Ryan. This elegant new curated exhibition venue opens with an immense and diverse exhibition curated by the renowned London based Plus Art Projects.

The exhibition includes a souvenir from the Chapman Brothers’ controversial Hell sculpture, neon artworks by Tracey Emin, Gavin Turk and David Batchelor, taxidermy sculpture by Polly Morgan, a myriad of paintings which range in subject and scale, amongst many other works. Art works are numbered, not conventionally listed; the viewer encounters ambitious, enticing and occasionally challenging artworks, directly, without influence of authorship. The wide range of content and making gives this exhibition a pinhole view of some of the most exciting and challenging contemporary art in London now.

 Sue Arrowsmith, Peter Ashton Jones, Annie Attridge, Franko B, David Batchelor, Katrina Blannin, Sarah Blood, Sean Branagan, Tamsin Casswell, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Katy Cole, Mat Collishaw, Dan Coombs, Mark Croxford, Jason Davidge, Adam Dix, The DnA Factory, Dominic from Luton, Howard Dyke, Rosie Edwards, Tracey Emin, Damien Good, Nitin Goyal, Ken Graham, Laura Graham,Tim Holmes, Mustafa Hulusi, Nick Jeffrey, Ben Kustow, Peter Lamb, David Leeson, Sarah Lucas, Dingbot Mclatchley, Declan McMullan, Harry Meadley, Tanya Millar, Simon Mitchell, Luke Morgan, Polly Morgan, Darren Murray, Morag Myerscough, Lyle Perkin, Benedict Radcliffe, Tabita Rezaire, Kerry Ryan, Yana Ryan, Giorgio Sadotti, Peter Saville, Mark Siebert, Michael Stubbs, Jessica Temple, Sarah Tulloch, Gavin Turk, Covadonga Valdes, Harry Weller, Gillian Westgate, Alison Willoughby, Phill Wilson Perkin, David Wood, Elizabeth Wright.

Curated and produced by neonist Kerry Ryan, artist Declan McMullan and Jessica Temple

Post-private view acts for the legendary Plus Art Frieze Week party include Julie and the Fabulous Lounge Swingers, Felt Tip, The Highliners, The Meat and Onions Gang, The Unkindness of Ravens, as well as Gavin Turk, Franko B and Dave Collishaw DJing.

Opening times: 9 - 9 daily 10 – 6 Saturdays 10 – 4 Sundays

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IN THE LIGHT OF THE OVERHEAD

Group Show curated by Alastair Levy in conjunction with Post Box Gallery, 1508 and Maitreyi Maheshwari.

Opening 3rd May 2012 18.30-20.30,
7 Howick Place, London, SW1P 1BB.

Franko B, Walwad Beshty, Pavel Büchler, Toby Christian, Corinne Felgate, Peter Fischli / David Weiss, Alastair Levy, Thomas Qualmann, Jackson Sprague.

LA PELLE CHE ABITO - Group show at Galleria Pack - Foro Buonaparte 60, Milano 20121
www.galleriapack.com/
info@galleriapack.com

16th February - 14th April 2012

Darren Almond, Franko B, Matteo Basilé, Peter Belyi, Edo Bertoglio, Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons, Ofri Cnaani, Gianni Colosimo, Gino De Dominicis, Nicola Di Caprio, Alberto Di Fabio, Bruna Esposito, Weng Fen, Alessandro Gianvenuti, Robert Gligorov, Fathi Hassan, Zhang Huan, Oleg Kulik, Christiane Löhr, Miltos Manetas, Masbedo, Jason Middlebrook, Bartolomeo Migliore, Andrei Molodkin, Jonathan Monk, Juan Muñoz, Marco Neri, Rafael Pareja, Marina Paris, Giuseppe Pietroniro, Pipilotti Rist, Aldo Runfola, Salvo, Andres Serrano, Eulalia Valdossera

Ansel Adams (USA), Allora & Calzadilla (USA / Cuba), Darren Almond (UK), Matteo Attruia (Italia), Carlo Bach (Italia), Olivo Barbieri (Italia), Bill Beckley (USA), Gianni Berengo Gardin (Italia), Primož Bizjak (Slovenia), Gabriele Bonato (Italia), Eelco Brand (Olanda), Piergiorgio Branzi (Italia), Monika Bulaj (Polonia), Luca Campigotto (Italia), Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons (Cuba), Elio Ciol (Italia), Mat Collishaw (UK), Anton Corbijn (Olanda), Giacomo Costa (Italia), Massimo Crivellari (Italia), Amy Cutler (USA), Arnold Mario Dall’O (Italia), Riccarda De Eccher (Italia), Jim Dine (USA), Fulvio Eccardi (Italia / Messico), Gilad Efrat (Israele), Elger Esser (Germania), Manuel Fanni Canelles (Italia), Paul Ferman (Australia), Giorgia Fiorio (Italia), Franco Fontana (Italia), Jernej Forbici (Slovenia), Franko B (Italia / UK), Daniel & Geo Fuchs (Germania), Mario Giacomelli (Italia), Ugo Giletta (Italia), Antonio Girbés (Spagna), Robert Gligorov (Repubblica di Macedonia), Nan Goldin (USA), Paolo Grassino (Italia), Stefano Graziani (Italia), Renato Grome (UK / Australia), Jonathan Guaitamacchi (Italia), Albano Guatti (Italia), Henrik Håkansson (Svezia), Kenro Izu (Giappone), Alfredo Jaar (Cile), Oleg Kulik (Russia), Irene Kung (Germania), Christiane Löhr (Germania), Robert Longo (USA), Urs Lüthi (Svizzera), Angel Marcos (Spagna), Robert Mapplethorpe (USA), Francesca Martinelli (Italia), Masbedo (Italia), Hiroyuki Masuyama (Giappone), Ana Mendieta (Cuba), Michael Najjar (Germania), Julian Opie (UK), Franco Passalacqua (Italia), Cristiano Pintaldi (Italia), Alfredo Pirri (Italia), Marc Quinn (UK), Francesco Radino (Italia), Sergio Ragalzi (Italia), Robert Rauschenberg (USA), Antonio Riello (Italia), Julian Rosefeldt (Germania), James Rosenquist (USA), Ed Ruscha (USA), Sergio Scabar (Italia), Stefano Scheda (Italia), Luigi Serafini (Italia), Andres Serrano (USA), Mario Sillani Djerrahian (Italia), Janez Vlachy (Slovenia), Santiago Ydáñez (Spagna), Andrew Zuckerman (USA).

IN YOUR FACE - Group exhibition at Show Studio, 1-9 Bruton Place, London W1J 6LT.

Private view 1st December, 6-8pm. Exhibition continues until 4th February. Tues-Sat, 11am - 6pm.

Marina Abramovic, Franko B, Debra Baxter, Luis Bunuel, Nancy Burson, Chris Crites, Stephen Doherty, Leo Gabin, Lucy & Bart, Gao Brothers, Shadarfarin Ghadirian, Douglas Gordon, Fraser Hamilton, IngridMwangiRobertHutter, Patrick Ian Hartley, Stephen Jones, Nick Knight, Little and Whitehead, Nasir Mazhar, Amir Mobed, Polly Morgan, Harold Offeh, kennardphillips, Ed Templeton, Rudolf Schwartzkogler, Santigo Serra, Tim Shaw, Anj Smith, Hank Willis Thomas, Void Of Course

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Time Out First Thursdays Late evening: Thursday 6th October, 6pm
Frieze week party: Friday 14th October, 6pm

exhibition continues until 20th October 2011

Plus Art Projects’ alternative Frieze show ‘Neon + Vinyl’ is exhibiting new art works in neon and vinyl by Tracey Emin, Sarah Lucas, Gavin Turk, Franko B, Regina Silveira, Amanda Eliasch, Melville Mitchell, Peter Lamb and Paul Hosking, Alex Baker, Phill Wilson-Perkin, Seamus Farrell, Warren McLachlan, Tim Bromage, Mark Croxford, Morag Myerscough, Luke Morgan, Kim Fielding, Dominic Allan, John Tiney, Jason Davidge, Stik, Marcus Mitchell, Jason Minsky, Giorgio Sadotti, Nick Kennedy, Will Strong, John Close, Will Marshall, The DnA Factory, Peter Ainsworth, Gemma Land, Damien Good, Dingbot McLatchley, David Wood, Craig Robertson, Sarah Blood, Laura Graham, Jonathan Wright, Ken Graham, Jim Woodall, Pete Jones and Amelia Newton Whitelaw amongst others.

The show is unique in drawing together a wide range of creative talent to work with media traditionally associated with street level advertising and industrial processes. We are challenging artists to subvert these media and find new ways to communicate.

Curated and produced by neonist Kerry Ryan, artist Declan McMullan and Jessica Temple, ‘Neon + Vinyl’ is the fourth Frieze week show from Plus Art Projects.

Opening Times: Thursday 6th - Thursday 20th October 2011. Open every day from 10am -6pm. Late viewing by appointment

LONDONEWCASTLE PROJECT SPACE
The Londonewcastle Project Space is a gallery and exhibition space in Shoreditch created by property brand Londonewcastle as a platform for creatives and artists to display their work and further their practice. The gallery is donated to users who might not otherwise have the opportunity to show their work and forms part of the ongoing local cultural discourse.
www.londonewcastle.co.uk

28 Redchurch Street
London E2 7DP
MORE INFORMATION
info@plusartprojects.com
www.londonewcastle.co.uk/#/events/list

Fraternise – the Salon offers a collectible range of contemporary art works. Contributing artists include those at the top of the commercial game and others who are, as yet, unknown in the auction room.

With prices ranging from £5 – £20,000 this exhibition offers a special opportunity to exercise your judgment and perhaps risk your aesthetic arm, by starting or expanding a collection.

Events:
Monday 16 May 2011 at 7pm - Fraternise – for Collectors
Nina Miall, Director Haunch of Venison

Wednesday 18 May at 11am - Fraternise – the Coffee View

Saturday 21 May at 2pm - Fraternise – the Curators Talk

Friday 27 May from 6.30pm till late - LAST Fridays: Fraternise – the finissage
Last-chance, evening viewing of Fraternise – the Salon with late bar and Fraternising artist-DJs.

Full details of all events here.