Monday, 24 December 2012
Tuesday, 20 November 2012
View my work at The Other Art Fair from 22 – 26 November, Ambika P3.
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| from my In the Forest series, shot in Buckinghamshire in a beech wood with towering beech trees up to 25 metres in height... (the one on the right is a window!) |
Preparation
is well under way for the opening and Private View this Thursday. I will be
exhibiting and selling from three of my series including my book Savoy
| The Restoration. Each day this week I will be uploading a sneak preview
of what you will find on my stand - STAND 88 - The Other Art Fair, Ambika P3,
Marlybone road, London NW1.
I have a
limited amount of Invitations (worth £16 on the door) so please get in
touch if you think you will definitely drop in and I will post / email to
you siobhan@siobhandoran.com
Extract
from The Telegraph
Another
London art fair, The Other Art
Fair distinguishes itself by being the country’s largest
‘artist-led’ fair. That means that works are sold directly by the artist rather
than through a gallery. As well as the opportunity to buy art, this week’s fair
features an events programme that includes live music, talks, cocktail
masterclasses and, of course, a pop-up restaurant.
When: November 22-25
Where: Ambika P3, 35 Marylebone
Road, London NW1 5LSTube: Baker Street
How much: Advance tickets cost from £6
Monday, 19 November 2012
View my work at The Other Art Fair from 22 – 26 November, Ambika P3.
 |
| from my Grand Hotel series, shot at St Pancras prior to its restoration in 2006 and the first time a selection of the series has been exhibited... |
I have a limited amount of Invitations (worth £16 on the door) so please get in touch if you think you will definitely drop in and I will post / email to you siobhan@siobhandoran.com
Thursday, 15 November 2012
University of Westminster - The New Spaces exhibition Private Vew Invite
For those of you that are adventuress enough to
come out to Harrow, its only 20 minutes from Baker street on the Met Line..!
Look forward to seeing you.
Siobhan (07941 3565645)
Tuesday, 13 November 2012
University of Westminster - The New Spaces exhibition, preview 2
Hanging continues at London Gallery West. Come and join us at the PRIVATE VIEW this Thursday 15 November 2012, 5 – 8pm. You get to see a Site-specific exhibition...
London Gallery West,
School of Media,
Art and Design
University of Westminster
Watford Road, Harrow
Middlesex HA1 3TP
T: + 44 (0) 20 7911 5970
E: m.maziere@westminster.ac.uk
westminster.ac.uk/london-gallery-west
OPENING TIMES
9am – 5pm daily
London Gallery West is delighted to present an exhibition of photography by University of Westminster alumnus Siobhán Doran. The exhibition documents the architectural changes and the building works in the first phase of the Hawkins\Brown Architects redevelopment of the Harrow Campus. Doran’s closely observed and delicately framed images sit at the juncture of architecture and art – they reveal the curious spatial metamorphosis of a world in transition…
This exhibition also marks the re-opening of London Gallery West in a new and improved venue in the ‘Forum’ at the heart of the School of Media, Arts and Design Campus. The newly built gallery has improved projection facilities, moveable walls and it’s bay windows look out onto the new campus entrance. The gallery is part of a redevelopment which links existing buildings and creates new learning spaces, project rooms and performance areas for the campus.
Doran has documented the building process throughout the year, revealing how refurbishment and new build can effectively be combined. Hawkins\Brown's design adds an impressive modern feel to a campus that is in need of cheering up. At a time of dramatic changes in funding for Higher Education this redevelopment is a very relevant model of using limited funds to link existing buildings with new space and create effective connections between it’s users.
Siobhán Doran was born in Dublin, Ireland (b.1969), and now lives in the UK. Initially trained in architectural technology, she worked for over a decade in architecture before graduating with a first class honours degree in photography from the University of Westminster. She has been a freelance artist since 2007. Siobhán focuses on both producing personal fine art projects and working with the design community; creating commissioned artwork and photographing contemporary and historic buildings.
Siobhán’s first book was Savoy | The Restoration (published in 2011 by Dewi Lewis Publishing). The book was supported by a solo exhibition of the photographs, one of which was selected for The Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition in 2012. Prints from Savoy | The Restoration and from other projects will be on display at The Other Art Fair (from 22 – 26 November, Ambika P3.)
New Spaces Exhibition Preview
All artwork has now arrived at London Gallery West and we are at that very exciting time of curating the show! We look forward to seeing you at the
PRIVATE VIEW this Thursday 15 November 2012, 5 – 8pm
London Gallery West,
School of Media,
Art and Design
University of Westminster
Watford Road, Harrow
Middlesex HA1 3TP
T: + 44 (0) 20 7911 5970
E: m.maziere@westminster.ac.uk
westminster.ac.uk/london-gallery-west
9am – 5pm daily
London Gallery West is delighted to present an exhibition
of photography by University of Westminster alumnus Siobhán Doran. The
exhibition documents the architectural changes and the building works in the
first phase of the Hawkins\Brown Architects redevelopment of the Harrow Campus.
Doran’s closely observed and delicately framed images sit at the juncture of
architecture and art – they reveal the curious spatial metamorphosis of a world
in transition…
This exhibition also marks the re-opening of London Gallery
West in a new and improved venue in the ‘Forum’ at the heart of the School of
Media, Arts and Design Campus. The newly built gallery has improved projection
facilities, moveable walls and it’s bay windows look out onto the new campus
entrance. The gallery is part of a redevelopment which links existing buildings
and creates new learning spaces, project rooms and performance areas for the
campus.
Doran has documented the building process throughout the
year, revealing how refurbishment and new build can effectively be combined.
Hawkins\Brown's design adds an impressive modern feel to a campus that is in
need of cheering up. At a time of dramatic changes in funding for Higher
Education this redevelopment is a very relevant model of using limited funds to
link existing buildings with new space and create effective connections between
it’s users.
Siobhán Doran was born in Dublin, Ireland (b.1969), and
now lives in the UK. Initially trained in architectural technology, she worked
for over a decade in architecture before graduating with a first class honours
degree in photography from the University of Westminster. She has been a
freelance artist since 2007. Siobhán focuses on both producing personal fine
art projects and working with the design community; creating commissioned
artwork and photographing contemporary and historic buildings.
Siobhán’s first book was Savoy | The Restoration
(published in 2011 by Dewi Lewis Publishing). The book was supported by a solo
exhibition of the photographs, one of which was selected for The Royal Academy
of Arts Summer Exhibition in 2012. Prints from Savoy | The Restoration and from
other projects will be on display at The Other Art Fair (from 22 – 26 November,
Ambika P3.)
Friday, 9 November 2012
Simone Weil
I came across this text on a gallery wall recently... Have a great weekend!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simone_Weil
Monday, 5 November 2012
The New Spaces Exhibition Press Release
London Gallery West is delighted to present an exhibition
of photography by University of Westminster alumnus Siobhán Doran. The exhibition
documents the architectural changes and the building works in the first phase of
the Hawkins\Brown Architects redevelopment of the Harrow Campus. Doran’s closely
observed and delicately framed images sit at the juncture of architecture and art
– they reveal the curious spatial metamorphosis of a world in transition…
This exhibition also marks the re-opening of London
Gallery West in a new and improved venue in the ‘Forum’ at the heart of the
School of Media, Arts and Design Campus. The newly built gallery has improved
projection facilities, moveable walls and it’s bay windows look out onto the
new campus entrance. The gallery is part of a redevelopment which links
existing buildings and creates new learning spaces, project rooms and
performance areas for the campus.
Doran has documented the building process throughout the
year, revealing how refurbishment and new build can effectively be combined.
Hawkins\Brown's design adds an impressive modern feel to a campus that is in
need of cheering up. At a time of dramatic changes in funding for Higher
Education this redevelopment is a very relevant model of using limited funds to
link existing buildings with new space and create effective connections between
it’s users.
Siobhán Doran was born in Dublin, Ireland (b.1969), and
now lives in the UK. Initially trained in architectural technology, she worked
for over a decade in architecture before graduating with a first class honours
degree in photography from the University of Westminster. She has been a
freelance artist since 2007. Siobhán focuses on both producing personal fine
art projects and working with the design community; creating commissioned
artwork and photographing contemporary and historic buildings.
Siobhán’s first book was Savoy | The Restoration (published
in 2011 by Dewi Lewis Publishing). The book was supported by a solo exhibition
of the photographs, one of which was selected for The Royal Academy of Arts Summer
Exhibition in 2012. Prints from Savoy | The Restoration and from other projects
will be on display at The Other Art Fair (from 22 – 26 November, Ambika P3.)
OPENING TIMES
9am – 5pm daily
PRIVATE VIEW
Thursday 15 November 2012, 5 – 8pm
London Gallery West
School of Media, Art and Design
University of Westminster
Watford Road, Harrow
Middlesex HA1 3TP
T: + 44 (0) 20 7911 5970
E: m.maziere@westminster.ac.uk
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