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Islington Arts Factory are proud to host Middlesex Fine Art BA students Mid Degree Show as our first exhibition in more than a year after our gallery was closed due to the Covid 19 Pandemic.
Viewing is by appointment only.
Viewing is by appointment only.
Neither Here Nor There
An exhibition by Middlesex University 2nd year Fine Art BA Students
15th - 29th April
Viewing by appointment only
Neither Here Nor There
Artists: Florence Yuqing, Tundun, Chifoi Cristina, Fatma Barut, Mariella Smilas, Anna Lasagna, Kate Nyarko, Seyedehfatemeh razavi, Nadia Robertson, Ellis Lilley, Aurelie Claire Meriel, Eliya Mattis, Teoni Hinds, Julia Kuhl, Maliha Pervaiz, Tessa Brown, Madina Aw Tall Sophie Crane, Crisla Pessotti, Ulises Valarezo, Yousra Cherkouai, Leo Ngo
Neither Here Nor There has been organised by 22 Middlesex University second year BA Fine Art students. Reflecting on the past year and the logistical difficulties of engaging with the public sphere in times of isolation and lockdown, the exhibition explores themes of presence / absence, real / virtual, and collectivity and individuality. Featuring a large scale collective installation of colourful QR codes alongside individual works, the show presents an assertive and vibrant affirmation of creativity in difficult times.
Small groups can make advance bookings to visit the exhibition by emailing info@islingtonartsfactory.org with details of numbers and proposed day and date of visit.
Artists: Florence Yuqing, Tundun, Chifoi Cristina, Fatma Barut, Mariella Smilas, Anna Lasagna, Kate Nyarko, Seyedehfatemeh razavi, Nadia Robertson, Ellis Lilley, Aurelie Claire Meriel, Eliya Mattis, Teoni Hinds, Julia Kuhl, Maliha Pervaiz, Tessa Brown, Madina Aw Tall Sophie Crane, Crisla Pessotti, Ulises Valarezo, Yousra Cherkouai, Leo Ngo
Neither Here Nor There has been organised by 22 Middlesex University second year BA Fine Art students. Reflecting on the past year and the logistical difficulties of engaging with the public sphere in times of isolation and lockdown, the exhibition explores themes of presence / absence, real / virtual, and collectivity and individuality. Featuring a large scale collective installation of colourful QR codes alongside individual works, the show presents an assertive and vibrant affirmation of creativity in difficult times.
Small groups can make advance bookings to visit the exhibition by emailing info@islingtonartsfactory.org with details of numbers and proposed day and date of visit.