NEW BRITISH ART

20.3.12
THE INDEPENDENT ART SCHOOL FOR WALES
The Independent Art School for Wales is a new project set up by Mark Halliday and Luke Mintowt-Czyz, along with the painter Cherry Pickles. It is a new not-for-profit venture that seeks to provide affordable high quality art education in Wales. Please see the Projects & Exhibitions pages for further information.

20.3.12
CAROLINE TAYLOR & GARETH WILLIAMS
The Road to Cockaigne: Part I
See the Projects & Exhibitions pages for images from the first part of this year-long project.

01.3.12
CAROLINE TAYLOR & GARETH WILLIAMS - SCULPTURE & DRAWINGS
The Road to Cockaigne
The first exhibition of work for this project will be held on
Saturday, 10th March 2012, 3pm - 6pm at
PLATFORM ONE GALLERY, Wandsworth Common Station, London SW12
The station can be reached in 15 minutes from Victoria, or by bus from Clapham Junction.

07.8.11
GARETH WILLIAMS - PERFORMANCE & FILM
Joseph Beuys direct from the afterlife
To view Gareth's film, visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Nk13mPKx90

24.9.10
LUKE MINTOWT-CZYZ - NEW DRAWING
New British Art member Luke Mintowt-Czyz is exhibiting a large-scale drawing in response to the Bluebell Hangar project.
'"Here & Now" takes place at at Newport City Museum & Art Gallery, John Frost Square, Newport, NP20 1PA. Opens18.30

18.9.10
PUNCH AND JUDY
New British Art member Gareth Williams will be performing an irreverent and saucy puppet show with artist Will Woon. The performance forms part of Will Woons exhibition 'Bystanding' at G39. Expect lots of dirty humour and a good look at Gareth and Williams sausages

for more information click here  

19.05.10
WALES AT THE VENICE BIENNALE OF ART
New British Art have been short-listed to represent Wales at the 54th Venice Biennale to be held in summer 2011 with their project proposal Sal Venezia.

01.04.10
BLUE BELL HANGAR PROJECT
New British Art would like to thank everyone that attended the show in March.

The event was documented by award winning film maker John Minton. The film is currently in production and will be released alongside a publication in the near future.

This unique exhibition has also been covered by BBC News, which can be seen here.