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Nolias Gallery at the Thomas a Becket / 320 Old Kent Road SE1 5UE London
     
   
2001
     
 
Glamourhammer - 02 to 25 March
     
   
2005
     
 

Machismo - 23 April to 08 May

James Howard, PaulMart, Mike Thatcher and Dunstan James.
   
 

Cocktail - 12 to 22 May

An intoxicating mixture of recent work by undergraduate fine art students from Byam Shaw Schhol of Art, Central St Martins College of Art and Design, Chelsea College of Art and Design, Kingston University, the Slade School of Fine Art and Wimbledon School of Art.
   
 

Circle of Confusion - 25 to 29 May

The ‘Circle of Confusion’ brings together an eclactic group of emerging photographers. Their broad range of visual styles aims to p[rovoke a discourse between ideas of the artist or the photographer, documenter or creator and voyeur and intruder. As boundaries blur, the perceptions of distinction between fine art and commercial photography erode and a unique way of seeing evolves. The work in this show arrives from several different starting points but through being shown together a delicate wave of enthusiasm for capturing the poignancy of our time becomes evident. Showing at the recently opened Nolias Gallery, the work demonstrates the uses of re-enactment, obsessive documentary and fantastical vistas.

Curated by Ali Richards, Introducing Ali Richards, Alison Bickmore, Antonio Colli, Chris King, Diana Moore-Riddle, Elina Jokipii, Emma Tiggs, Jenny Nordquist, Jon Wyatt and Shelley Rae.
   
 

Chaser - 02 to 15 June

Chelsea School of Art MA - A group exhibition of eight international artists head butting Bacchus in a former pub and boxing club - Anders L Clausen, Sang Jun Kim, Colin Lowe, Stephen Hall, Aya Fukami, Okhey Song, Caroline McCambridge, Misao Kubota, Sang Jun Roh.
   
 

Stand in the corner and think about what you’ve drawn - 16 to 21 June

Camberwell BA Illustration Undergraduates.

 
   
 

LCC 1st year Photography Show - 25 to 26 June

1st year BA Photography undergraduates from the London College of Communication.

 
   
 

In Between - 30 June to 12 July

Alexandre Santacruz, Lydia Chroni, Nurcan Ozagi - brings together three bodies of work in different media exploring the in-between state of reality and imagination.
   
 

Spyglass - 22 to 28 July

Juliette S Dalton, RJP Boon, Masayoshi Fujikawa. A mixed-media exhibition with three emerging talents investigating the intimacy of perception (action and thought).
   
 

Start my Art - 30 July to 03 August

12 young artists from Camberwell College start their art in a group show of painting, installation and performance, curated by Daniel Kelly and Jono.
   
 

Current - 06 to 10 August

Goldsmiths MA Interactive Media Final Show - Carsten Ochs, Massimo Maietti, Cristobal Bianchi, Felipe Beltran and Yue-Jin Ho.
   
 

The Rojak Propositions - 12 to 17 August

A non-salad based on non-vegetable pieces taken with as much appreciative sauce as desired that is of Singapore origins. The word is used as a metaphor describing the collective collaboration of three girls from Singapore as being more positively eclectic than plain messy.

Three Singaporeans, Shirlynn Chui, Theresa Ng from LCC and Cheryl Tan from Goldsmiths.
   
   

Marlow - 20 to 24 August

Andres Almeida, Carlos Henderson (curator), Richards Moon, Simon Ould, Natalia Pavlovskaia and Alvaro Verduzco.
   
 

Get Lost - 26 to 31 August

A mixed media exhibition with artists, illustrators and designers. Tilly Aviram (curator), Barry Amey, Alex Neil and Saban Kazim.
   
 

Swinging - 02 to 07 September

Negotiations; or, the questioning of relations between artists (in a group situation) Robert Luzar, Youngmi Chun, Simon Rattigan, Timo Kube, Caroline McCambridge, Anders Clausen, Siobhan Tattan and George Bolster.
   
 

The Majestic World - 22 to 28 September

Andrew Hewish continues his fascination with the art-historical tension between the theatrical and monumental form and its expression in the history of North-Italian and Venetian painting; in Piero Della Francesca, the Bellini family, Giambatista Tiepolo and Francesco Gaudi. Further inspiration is drawn from the fantasies of Louis Boulee and Giovanni Piranesi, the photography of Bernd and Hilla Becher, the paintings of Phillip Guston, Peter Doig, Daniel Richter and Herman Bas, and the films of Alfred Hitchcock and Richard Brooks.
     
 

You can see what you can't see - 24 to 26 October

Photography by Elissa J. Campbell, Myung Hee Kwak, Ayoung Kim, Hoo Lee, Ji Yang Lee, Hebet Mengech and So Young Park.

     
 

Footsteps in the Citadel - 29 October to 03 November

Group exhibition by artists Michael Gough, Esther Jervis, Louiz Kirkebjerg Nielsen, Lucinda Metcalfe.

     
 

Constellation - 03 to 07 December

An independent exhibition of painting, drawing sculpture, photography and film from Goldsmiths undergraduates.