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| Untitled 1 Oil on paper Tom Cullen 2007 |
The W3 gallery is a West London based contemporary art space which curates and produces projects by artists and arts organisations working across visual arts, sound, moving image and performance.W3 gallery's core aim is to foster creative opportunities and experiences that challenge and stimulate, providing a platform for debate and engagement that explores social, political and cultural issues.The selection criteria emphasises innovation, enquiry and awareness of current debates and issues in visual arts practice.
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| Untitled 2 Acrylic on paper |
I exhibited at "Celebrating Sanctuary" and "Carnival" shows this year at the W3, I am delighted to have had four pieces selected for the December "Affordable Art" Exhibition. It features the work of over 50 local artists with the criteria of "small size, small price".The original art ranges from prints, paintings, jewelry, craft, t-shirts and cards.
Two pieces are untitled, (1) which I painted in 2007 at the Hampstead School of Art and (2) which came out of a painting session in my studio more recently.
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| Study for San Jose 33 Acrylic on paper |
"Study for San Jose 33" is the original sketch from which the finished painting evolved - dedicated to the survivors of the Chilean mine disaster in 2010. "Going Home Part 2" is the second painting in the series exploring the symptoms of dementia and old age.
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| Going Home Part 2 Acrylic on paper |
"Affordable Art" is at the W3 Gallery, 185 High St, Acton Town,London W3 9DJ.
NOW EXTENDED TO MON JAN 25TH
All works are for sale less than £100.
"UNTITLED 1" NOW SOLD
The gallery is open between 11am- 7pm on Tuesdays-Saturdays and from 12pm-6pm on Sundays.
Opening Night at the Affordable Art Show Dec 4th.
Located in the heart of Acton the W3 Gallery celebrates the artistic diversity of our community. Managed by the Acton Arts Forum and supported by Acton Community Forum, the opening of the gallery in September 2012 brought to light an arena of talented artists coupled with support from the gallery volunteers.
