Top 5 London Exhibitions 11th- 17th July

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Quite a few interesting events and exhibitions happening in London over the next few days, which will you visit? Leave you recommendations and reviews in the comments section below.

 

(60) Days of Summer

Our summer show has seen Secret Art Prize winner Mohammed Sami painting in the gallery this week ahead of the Whitecross Street party next week on 19th-20th July. WXSP is set to be busier than ever this year, so my advice to you, is get here before the crowds.

Now- 30thAugust

Curious Duke Gallery

173 Whitecross Street

London

EC1Y 8JT

Open Monday – Friday 11:30 – 6:30, Saturday 12-4

Nearest stations: Old Street exit 6 and Barbican

Free

 

A View from a Window

British artist Shelagh Wakely's body of work spanning her entire career has been gathered in the 3 galleries at Camden Arts Centre. From unfired clay sculptures, preparatory drawings, and photography, to name only a few of the artists mediums, cover the breadth of Wakely's practice, leading up to her installations and exploration of temporality.

13thJuly - 28thSeptember

Camden Arts Centre

Arkwright Road

London

NW3 6DG

Open Tuesday – Sunday 10-6

Nearest stations: Finchley Road and Hampstead Underground

Free

 

Dream Life of Debris

Artist Victoria Arney has spent the last 3 years intensely drawing whilst researching decay and fracture that ensues after natural disasters. This exhibition looks at the fragility of spaces and how they splinter and become new forms and places. 

Now - 26th July

Bearspace

152 Deptford High Street

London

SE8 3PQ

Open Wednesday – Saturday 10 – 6

Nearest station: Deptford Rail

Free

 

The Floating Cinema – The Universal language of Hope

First proposed in 187, this film follows the movement to spread the language of hope- an international language called Esperanto, that irradicates barriers, fostering world peace.

Wednesday 16th July 7-8:30pm

Granary Square Towpath

King's Cross

London

NIC 4AA

Nearest station: King's Cross

Tickets ï¿¡5, concessions apply. Tickets here  .

 

 

Our Big Gig: Lights Camera Action! 

This is one event in a string across the UK. The day offers advice and workshop for 16 – 24 year olds with an interest in getting into the creative industries. Workshops running include; Dance, poetry, song writing and Dj-ing. 

Sunday 12th July 6:30 – 11pm

TriSpace Gallery

Unit N001, The Biscuit Factory,

Tower Bridge Business Complex

100 Clement's Road

London

SE16 4DG 

Nearest station: Bermondsey

Free

 

Happy weekend!- Sinéad