Seminal moments in art history don’t happen every day, but a new exhibition at the Atlantis Gallery in London’s East End is promising to be just that. The New London School is the idea of gallery owner, curator and filmmaker Simon Rumley – the man behind the film Strong Language; and fellow gallery owner and curator Zavier Ellis – also an artist, whose work involves using DIY products such as woodstain, spray paint and cement. Angela Meredith met the new men of British contemporary art in Brick Lane’s Vibe Bar to discover why the future is right here, right now.
The Future Can Wait
Seminal moments in art history don’t happen every day, but a new exhibition at the Atlantis Gallery in London’s East End is promising to be just that. The New London School is the idea of gallery owner, curator and filmmaker Simon Rumley – the man behind the film Strong Language; and fellow gallery owner and curator Zavier Ellis – also an artist, whose work involves using DIY products such
26 Sep 2007 12:00
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