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.
If you’re walking down Redhcurch Street over the Frieze Art Fair, this wall mural means you’ve arrived at the EREBUS show presented by James Lavelle’s Daydreaming Projects.
Erebus Exhibition Mural outside the gallery
With the start of the Frieze Art Fair in sight, last night the guys from daydreaming projects opened their door at our gallery at Redchurch Street to present Erebus an exhibition of new works by Warren du Preez and Nick Thornton Jones.
The name EREBUS takes our thoughts to darkness and the underworld, as it stems from Greek Mythology. Upon entering the venue you have various choices, the walls are used to show the brilliant photography pieces but in addition there is also a 13 minute film.
The central 13-‐minute film in the exhibition is a response to Maliphant’s full-‐length contemporary dancework. The Rodin Project that was inspired by the great French sculptor’s oeuvre and performed at Sadler’s WellsTheatre in London and The Joyce Theatre in New York in 2012.
Maliphant’s dancers won global plaudits for their monumental performances and can be seen in the film. A multi-‐award winning creative team who worked on the film also include director of photography Tim Morris Jones, editor Xavier Perkins, art director Robin Brown, musician James Lavelle, and costume designer Stevie Stewart.
You should definitely stop by during Frieze and get inspired by this insightful and entertaining piece
No need to book and no entry fee.