Chelsea Salon: February 2011

Saturday, 12 February 2011

Salon Series at New Gallery - Monday, Feb 21st

Cristina Garrido - MA Fine Art Wimbledon

CCW Salon Series at New Gallery -

Monday, Feb 21st

6-9pm

Compered by Tom Trevatt & Joshua Y'Barbo

Hosted by New Gallery

94-96 Peckham Rd

Camberwell, Greater London SE15 5

020 7701 1253

www.newgallerylondon.co.uk

Participating Artists:

WIMBLEDON:

Christina Bryant

Luisa Sánchez

Flora Robertson

Nicki Rolls

Cristina Garrido

Spyridon Giasafakis
Giorgio Garippa
Scott Mason

CAMBERWELL:

Deepa Karthik
Shelley Thedore
Othello De'souza-Hartley

CHELSEA:

Jacopo Natoli

Holly Stevenson

Louise Ward

Rasmus Nilausen
Ula Dajerling
Pedro Leão

ABOUT New Gallery:

The Salon series is pleased to be hosted by New Gallery London. A new arts space on the Peckham Road, New Gallery London is committed to showcasing emerging talent and has established itself as a site of wider community and cultural relevance. It is open daily as a cafe/bar, the gallery and events spaces often playing host to such artistic endeavours as the CCW salons.

About the Salon Series

The Chelsea Salon Series is conceived as an initiative offering students the opportunity to meet outside the college premises in a variety of spaces to exchange ideas and forge productive relationships with galleries , arts institutions and the locality.

This forum is intended as an opportunity for students to get feedback on their practice and to experiment with ideas arising from their research. It is also aims to promote alumni interaction with current students and support alumni projects. It is specifically intended to expand the professional practice development of the artists involved.

The Chelsea Salon Series is structured in such a way that allows for both PRACTICE and RESEARCH to be pursued alongside the curriculum in relaxed surroundings outside the academic institution with fellow MA Fine Art students and other invited artists ,alumni, curators and arts professionals. Although centered around Chelsea College of Art & Design specifically it is intended to be inclusive and open.