#NOWNESSinsider: Dive into an exclusive tour of ‘Studio Iron’, the inaugural exhibition of @isamayaffrench ’s newly launched design gallery dedicated to creating new forms that collapse the boundaries between art, design and object 🔩Presented by Ffrench and @saatchiyates , this exhibition proposes a world, dominated by steel and iron, with a bleak post-industrial landscape of furniture, structures and fine art
Running until June 7th, this curated group exhibition features prominent artists working across sculpture, installation, painting and design, presenting works that operate within territories of function and non-function, utility, and art and question the binaries of art and design
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Saatchi Yates and Isamaya ffrench present ‘Studio Iron’ ⚙️⛓️
Spanning design, installation, sculpture and painting, the curated group exhibition brings together works suspended between function and non-function, utility and image, object and artwork.
Steel and iron dominate throughout, forming a stark post-industrial landscape of furniture, structures and fine art.
As the inaugural exhibition of ffrench’s newly launched design gallery, Studio Iron introduces a platform dedicated to blurring the boundaries between art, design and object.
🗓️ 30th April - 7th June, Saatchi Yates, London
@saatchiyates@isamayaffrench
Saatchi Yates and Isamaya ffrench present ‘Studio Iron’, the inaugural exhibition of ffrench’s newly launched design gallery, conceived as a platform for collapsing and reconfiguring the hierarchies traditionally imposed between art, design and object. Running from 30th April to 7th June, the curated group exhibition spans design, installation, sculpture and painting, bringing together works that occupy an unstable territory between function and non-function, utility and image, object and artwork. Steel and iron dominate throughout, forming a bleak post-industrial landscape of furniture, structures
and fine art.
Private View
Thursday 30th April, 6-8pm
Announcing Omar El Lahib’s latest solo exhibition to open on 16th April in Brussels, Belgium.
Omar El Lahib
16th-27th April
Private View: 16th April, 6-8pm
Rue Saint-Georges 7, 1050 Ixelles, Brussels, Belgium
This coming weekend, Abigail becomes the youngest artist ever to exhibit at Saatchi Yates unveiling a curated series of original works as part of her wish to have her very own art gallery.
At just four years old, Abigail’s life changed overnight when unexplained pain led to a diagnosis of B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. After two and a half years of extraordinary bravery, completing treatment marked not only the end of a chapter, but the beginning of imagining a future shaped by hope.
Painting has always been Abigail’s happy place, a creative refuge during long hospital stays. Her mum shared their excitement and how they are so “proud of her as her parents because she’s dreamed big. Abigail is most excited about the whole exhibition being her own and the joy in being able to celebrate with family, friends and the world.”
We’d love to welcome you to visit the gallery to view Abigail’s beautiful work.
Saturday 18 April and Sunday 19 April
14 Bury Street, London SW1Y 6AL
Her wish granted by @makeawishuk with @artowishes will be a magical event featuring her love of art & creating.
Tesfaye Urgessa’s solo exhibition ‘Primordial Paths’ opened on Saturday at the Red Brick Museum.
“To me, surviving such challenges is resilience. Presenting oneself with all weaknesses and all the weight of past experiences openly, responsibly, and with confidence is an act of dignity.” —Tesfaye Urgessa
@tesfayeurgessa
