Hello and welcome to Q-Art London. Q-Art London is a forum for students, graduates and self-trained artists from from across London and further afield. You can read more about what Q-Art London is in the ‘About’ section below. This website acts as a support to our main activities: Crits (known as 'Convenors'), gallery visits, panel discussions and our end of year show. Here you can sign up for convenors, gallery visits and email updates; comment on the work of an artist you may have seen present in a convenor or an article you have read on the site; view our photo gallery of past events; submit a listing for your own exhibition or see what exhibitions are going on; join in or create a discussion in our forum and much more. Please feel free to explore!
11 Course Leaders: 20 Questions
11 Course Leaders: 20 Questions - A collection of Interviews with 11 London BA Fine Art Course Leaders Interviews and Foreword by Sarah Rowles. Introduction by Patricia Bickers, Editor Art Monthly.
Available from 23rd July 2011
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Convenor 27, Cass School of Art, Thursday 24th May 2012
The next Q-Art convenor/crit will take place next: Thursday 24th May 2012, 6.15-8.30pm at Cass School of Art, London metropolitan university Read more...0 CommentsConvenor 26, Goldsmiths College, 24th April 2012
Tuesday 24th April, 6.30-8.30pm at Goldsmiths - in the New Academic Building, Lower Ground Floor. Read more...0 CommentsConvenor 25, Wimbledon College of Art, 14th March 2012
5 student, graduate and self-trained artists from across London presented works for your feedback.
0 CommentsQ-Art's annual exhibition at APT Gallery, Thursday 8th December
Q-Art 2011. Q-Art's annual exhibition Q-Art 2011 brings together the work of the 36 artists that took part in Q-Art's open cross-college convenors during the 2010/11 academic year. View the exhibition in our Youtube Channel here! (filmed by Silvia Krupinska) Read more...0 CommentsGallery Tour of Deptford X Festival, 1st October 2011
On Saturday 1st October we met at the Creekside centre and visited work in the Deptford X Festival, including amongst others: Birds Nest Pub (Pub Sign); APT Gallery; APT Extra Space; Hatch Space; Arch Gallery; Core Gallery; Art Hub; Arch Gallery; Bearspace; Utrophia; Deptford Project; Salvation Army Shop. Read more...0 CommentsBA Fine Art Course Leaders Panel Discussion and Book Launch Saturday 23rd July 2011
Panel discussion: WHERE IN ART EDUCATION DOES THE EDUCATION TAKE PLACE? Panel included course leaders: John Timberlake (Middlesex); John Aiken (Slade);Mo Throp (Chelsea); Andrew Bannister (Sculpture Pathway Leader City & Guilds);Louis Nixon (Kingston); Rosemarie McGoldrick (Cass); Stephen Carter; (Byam Shaw/CSM); Martin Newth (Camberwell); Jane Lee (Central Saint Martins). To celebrate the launch of: 11 Course Leaders: 20 Questions: A collection of interviews with 11 London BA Fine Art Course Leaders. Interviews by Sarah Rowles. Introduction by Patricia Bickers (Editor, Art Monthly). With interviews in the book also from: Dereck Harris (Wimbledon) and Michael Archer (Goldsmiths). Read more...4 Comments |
12 Gallerists: 20 Questions
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Are you having an exhibition? Let us know and we will list it for you here. Send the information with an image related to your show to yourexhibitions@q-artlondon.com.
CALL - an open invitation to join Open Collaborative 'Talking about art/collaborative crit development'
Q-Art London is teaming up with Commonplace and Speaking Out to create a series of dynamic and accessible learning resources that will support students in talking about, reading and describing art - in the crit, studio context, gallery visits etc.
This is the second open meeting for the project; you are welcome to participate even if you were not able to attend the first meeting held on 6 February at Chelsea.
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If you would like to be involved or find out more information, please contact Sarah Rowles at: director@q-artlondon.com
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