Weekly entries on living in London with a focus on central London property and the Londonewcastle Art Programme which includes the Londonewcastle Project Space we own and run in Shoreditch.
Watch the video from Chris Moon’s recent breakthrough solo show ‘Reverie’ which was held at Londonewcastle Project Space in Shoreditch during October 2012.
Featuring interviews with Chris Moon, curator John-Paul Pryor, actress Gemma Arterton and actor Thomas Snowdon.
Film produced by Richard Gold Media, Directed & Edited by Chris Mills, Camera by James Harverson, Music “The Ideal Crush” by dEUS.
After stunning pre-sales, frenzied buying at the private view and a whirlwind week on Redchurch Street (during which the autumn winds and rains predictably arrived), Chris Moon’s breakthrough show now nudges into Frieze week with the spectre of international collectors, buyers and agents flocking to see what all the fuss is about. Well this, I guess…
Lost in Space 1, 2 and 3
The Show
Flight or Flight (Triptych)
Long time supporter Gemma Arterton - who graced the private view and poured a little glamour over proceedings - clearly has an eye for art as well as a script.
Chris Moon with Gemma Arterton
Chris Moon ‘Reverie’ runs to Saturday 13th October. Click here for full details.
All images above © Richard Gold Media.
The time has come for the new solo show by Chris Moon, Reverie. With ads in the major press and over a third of the ninety or so pieces already sold before it even opens to the public, the majority could well be snapped up by some of the 800 guests expected to attend the private view tonight.
Meanwhile, here is a little sneak peak at the behind-the-scenes preparations for the show.
Home i’m still here
And for those who have kept up to date with the Art Programme calendar or seen saw those advertisements in the Evening Standard, the public opening is tomorrow at midday and the show runs daily until Saturday 13th October.
Gallery view
It’s been nearly a year in the making and now - this Thursday to be precise - outsider artist Chris Moon will be releasing a new body of work in a solo show entitled ‘Reverie’.
The emotion of his work is clear to see on canvases that are both abstract and figurative. You recognise the scenes and are pulled into possible narratives - who exactly are they are what will they be doing later? Is the artist part of the scene or an innocent bystander?
Such questions are secondary to the intensity of the works and the pleasure that is derived from careful examination and re-examination of the subjects as you are invited to enter into the artists’ arena of dreams.
Your invitation starts on Thursday, 4th October - entrance is Free and all artworks are for sale.