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THE 31ST CGP LONDON ANNUAL OPEN EXHIBITION
8-23 Aug 2015
Now in its 31st year, the Open exists to encourage artists at all stages of their career from across the UK to submit their work as part of a large-scale annual salon show.
Private View: Friday, 7 August 2015 from 6 - 8pm.
Ron Henocq | Works on Paper 1970 - 2015
9 Sep - 4 Oct 2015
This exhibition presents a rare survey of work by British artist Ron Henocq, with specific focus on his works on paper. The vast body of work, feverishly developed since 1970, includes intimately-scaled drawings; industrious illustration; lino print studies and recent line drawings depicting international shores.
Wednesday - Sunday from 11am - 5pm
Preview: Saturday, 5 September from 3 - 6pm
Dilston Grove
“Is it all Black and White?” | 2015
12 Sep 2015
Free Micro-Festival of Electronic and Choral Music.
12 September 2015 from 4pm – 8pm
Anne Bean | DECADE
18-27 Sep 2015
Three new installations where the decayed and the present collide.
Private view: Friday, 18 September 6 - 8pm
Open 11am - 5pm on:
Saturday, 19 & Sunday, 20 September
Friday, 25, Saturday, 26 & Sunday, 27 September.
JAMES CAPPER : PROTOTYPES
14 Oct - 6 Dec 2015
Exhibition is across Cafe Gallery and Dilston Grove.
PV: Sunday, 11 October 2-5pm
Exhibition: 14 October - 6 December
Welcome
CGP London manages Cafe Gallery and Dilston Grove in Southwark Park, Bermondsey, London SE16. Southwark Park is approximately 7 minutes walk from Canada Water station which is on the Jubilee and Overground (Highbury & Islington to Croydon) Lines. Buses travelling to Canada Water: 1, 47, 188, 199, 225, 381, 395, P12, C10
Artist patrons: Ackroyd & Harvey, Andrew Kötting, Mike Nelson, Cornelia Parker, Iain Sinclair, Richard Wentworth, Richard Wilson. Patrons: Breckman & Company, Paul and Louise Cooke, Lord and Lady Stevenson.
CGP London is an Arts Council England National Portfolio organisation.
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