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If you're an artist, what kind of art do you make?: Conceptual, Film, Installation, Performance, Photography, Printmaking

I am...: Difficult to describe kind a Pop / Surreal / Abstract expressionist

About my artwork: I have been described as an emerging British artist. My work includes painting, print making, photography, installations and I direct short films. As a conceptualist I often work in partnership with other professionals including Beijing-based photographer and performance artist Kecheng Diao and Berlin-based graphic artist Roberto Duque. I have had several commissions in the corporate sector and numerous private clients, with an enthusiastic interest from China and the Far East for my ‘Oxo’ images and prints. I have exhibited widely in both collaborative and solo shows including having works on loan to Channel 4’s ‘Big Brother’, the Saatchi Gallery, Tate Modern and I am listed in a virtual book in the foyer of the Whitechapel Gallery, London. I am also often invited to contribute in debates, most recently at Leicester University on behalf of Tate Modern examining the role of art in public spaces. I live and work in North Paddington, London and I am busy currently working on a new series of paintings for my first forthcoming major exhibition.

What exhibitions are good at the moment?: Koh Sang Woo Solo Show
Sesame Gallery, London

At 22:16 on May 19, 2010, INNOCENT ADRIKO said…: Hi Stegski,

Thank you for joining Art Review and welcome.
Now that you've registered, you should also check out http://www.photosenselondon.com and their Photosense Open Wall event.

The way it works is that Photographers get to submit a selection of their work on the Photosense London website. This work will then be exhibited on several high resolution projection screens at the increasingly popular Photosense Open Wall (POW!) event, which takes place at a central London venue.

POW! as the event has come to be known, provides new and experienced Photographers with a much needed opportunity to have their work viewed by members of the general public, as well as other Photographers in a fun, friendly and creative environment. What’s more, the event is free of charge to both photographers and all attendees.

For more details on how to take part please visit http://www.photosenselondon.com