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Felled

Felled

Words really are superfluous for this one, except to extend thanks to John Collie for photography, Simon Lawrence for editing and our good neighbours across the road at the WEA for allowing a camera to be placed on their property.

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Bonne Fête!

Bonne Fête!

Links between our collection and France are numerous and, for once, not in the least contrived.

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Epsom Derby

Epsom Derby

Sybil Andrews colour linocut Racing captures the energy, motion and rhythm of horses and riders as they gallop round the bend of the Epsom race track in London.

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What's the score?

What's the score?

Pianist Flavio Villani reads music from an iPhone.

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Gallery Shop Relocation

Gallery Shop Relocation

We've been here on the corner of Montreal and Worcester since 10 May 2003 - nine years, and two months exactly today. But now it's time for us to move for a while.

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(Way Out)er Spaces

(Way Out)er Spaces

We're pretty pleased with what we're achieving with our Outer Spaces programme, but it's always good to see what else is out there. And I do mean 'out there'...

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Year of the Cyclops

Year of the Cyclops

Keep an eye out for two new works by Rob Hood titled 'Year of the Cyclops' which have recently appeared on the bunker in front of the Gallery on Montreal Street.

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What's the difference between a piano and an onion?

What's the difference between a piano and an onion?

Answer: No one cries when you chop up a piano.

Apparently that's only the third worst piano joke of all time...

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Heavy Metal #3

Heavy Metal #3

Check out this amazing Columbian printing press that was recently discovered in an English garden.

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Homer>Chapman> Keats>Parekowhai

Homer>Chapman> Keats>Parekowhai

For the record, here is the text of the poem by John Keats (1795-1821), written in 1816, entitled On first looking into Chapman's Homer.

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