Past
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Love Series & Beyond
An online exhibition for Valentine's Day revisiting Chris Gollon's 'Love' series 5 - 14 February 2024 An exhibition on the theme of LOVE for Valentine's Day Read more -
Shoreditch Design Triangle
23 - 24 September 2023 In its 15th consecutive year, with a comprehensive programme of design-led happenings that showcase the distinctive creative scene that flourishes in the area, you can enjoy visiting stodios and showrooms of designer-makers, galleries and showrooms. With Possible Mirror, this is our second year of participating, and we will be showing... Read more -
LONDON OPEN HOUSE: Fourteen Stations of the Cross
CHRIS GOLLON 9 - 17 September 2023 As part of London's OPEN HOUSE FESTIVAL where Grade I listed buildings are open to the public, we are delighted that the Grade I listed Church of St John on Bethnal Green has been included in the Festival. Designed by Sir John Soane, it is situated next to the Museum... Read more -
Chris Gollon: Gimme Some Wine
15 October 2022 - 30 June 2023 “Music and painting are, in my view, as with all art genres, seeking the same truth.” Chris Gollon In this exhibition we show a collection of 23 paintings by Chris Gollon, which were the climax of a two-year period of artistic boundary crossing with singer-songwriter Eleanor McEvoy. From 2015 –... Read more -
The Night
An Advent Calendar Instagram Exhibition 1 - 24 December 2020 Although in western Christianity Advent begins on the fourth Sunday before Christmas, we have decided to mix together a few themes in this exhibition, which we hope you will enjoy. As the days draw in and we approach the winter solstice, the theme of the exhibition is The Night. We... Read more -
CHRIS GOLLON: Beyond The Horizon
A Museum Retrospective at Huddersfield Art Gallery 12 October 2019 - 18 January 2020 This major museum retrospective shows the three ways Chris Gollon used music to innovate his imagery. The works in this exhibition span 20 years of his oeuvre, from paintings partially inspired by music or music lyrics, from those of Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Talk Talk, to his lifelong fascination with... Read more