What to Do Today: See Rare Art by Harland Miller, David Shrigley, The Connor Brothers and Banksy
'TYPE' opens at Hang-Up gallery.
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Stuck on what to do today? Let us help you. This Thursday 15 March, we recommend that you head to Hang-Up Gallery to see ‘TYPE’.
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What to Do Today: See Rare Art by Harland Miller, David Shrigley, The Connor Brothers and Banksy
TYPE will display a rich collection of exclusive and never before seen original paintings, drawings and limited editions by the four artists celebrated for their aesthetic, painterly pictures overlaid with witty text and deadpan delivery. In a tour de force of British humour, the exhibition conveys the way in which artists employ sarcasm to portray the absurdity of everyday life.
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‘Anyone claiming to be a genius certainly isn’t, and any country bestowing on itself the accolade of greatest nation on earth clearly has some narcissistic tendencies. Thankfully in the UK (these days) we are aware of our own mediocrity. The British are known for their dark self-deprecating humour and this reflects the art we make. It is also a useful distraction from our inability to draw well.’ – Mike Snelle from The Connor Brothers
Where & When: 81 Stoke Newington Road, Stoke Newington | London N16 8AD T +44 20 3667 4550 | Opening Hours: Tues – Sun 12–6pm. From 16 March.
Hang-Up is an East London based contemporary art gallery located in the heart of Dalston. Hang-Up has a core stable of artists including The Connor Brothers, Harland Miller, Invader, Joe Webb, Jonathan Reiner, Mark Powell, Lauren Baker and Oddly Head, some of whom had their first show at the gallery.
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