Group of artists sharing a building 'Lady Eve Ltd' will get open studio 

By Niels Post in Dutch

Works are uploaded on the online megazine Art springboard.

RCA Degree Show 2018 

The exhibition is held by collaborative curating of im labor & Cypher Collective at Safe House 1 & 2.

"Watch This Space" is an exhibition showcasing the artworks of 8 unique, emerging artists from the Royal College Of Art. The works that will be on display art a range of painting, mixed media, moving image and sound pieces. This will be a taster for what is yet to come from the artists. The possibilities are endless, so watch this space!

Pajama Party is an exhibition by Sweet 16, Yang_ah_, Thing_Ya, Yan____ . The exhibition is planned for farewell party for Thing_Ya at the flat of Sweet 16. Our aim is exposing the time of domestic art making process but also how contemporary artists treat a house as an art studio. We would like to show how we had played and processed our work at a range of drawings, painting, sculpture and performance. 

Painting students of Royal College Of Art had an impressive exhibition at Hockney Gallery called 'Thumbnails'.

The contents are consisted by '8cm x 8cm' sized piece of works such as Thumbnails to have a look how artists express their concepts by the measurement.

Taehoon Yang had a little exhibition at the residency 'Fish Factory' in Iceland. He made a story of a kid from the moon 'The Icelandic Adventure Of The Moon Kid'. The story is consisted of three short story ; 'The Blue Stones And The Grandpa Mountain', 'Mývatns Skotta And Þorgils Boli', 'Suliya And Yamike'. He had the show at first floor of the factory. 

The surprising exhibition was held by MA painting students of RCA for showing what they had done while using summer time studio at Sackler building in RCA, Battersea London UK. 

Me and +0 ( the artist group of Kingston University Fine Art MA program) had a collaborative art exhibition called '13 x 18 cm'  24th - 29th March 2017.

Sculpture and Painting students from MA program of Royal College of Art had a special exhibition at Crypt Gallery of London. 

Collisions and Exchanges of Energy