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Guy Denning & Frank Ramnou
Signal Gallery 3
2 Paul Street
City of London
 EC2A 4LB


Oscar Romp
Blackall Studios
73 Leonard Street
 London Borough of Hackney,
 EC2A 4QS

Janis Avotins
Private view Thursday 26 January 2012 6 - 8.30pm
IBID PROJECTS
35 Hoxton Square
London
N1 6NN | UK

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Earlier last week Black Rat Projects announced that their next exhibition at the gallery space would be a solo installation by New York artist and long term Black Rat collaborator Swoon. We were delighted to hear this news, as Hookedblog are massive fans of the artists work and we have been waiting for a full scale Swoon installation to come to London.

Well it looks like Swoon is already in London town. We were super excited to stumble on this beautiful new street piece from the artist on our way home last night. Hopefully it's the first of many!

The ‘Murmuration’ installation is set to open on December 2nd. Further details will be announced shortly.

UPDATE 15th November:
We headed back this morning to capture some daytime shots of this Swoon piece but unfortunately it looks like Hackney Councils buff team beat us to it and have have already removed this piece.

Earlier last week Black Rat Projects announced that their next exhibition at the gallery space would be a solo installation by New York artist and long term Black Rat collaborator Swoon. We were delighted to hear this news, as Hookedblog are massive fans of the artists work and we have been waiting for a full scale Swoon installation to come to London.

Well it looks like Swoon is already in London town. We were super excited to stumble on this beautiful new street piece from the artist on our way home last night. Hopefully it's the first of many!

The ‘Murmuration’ installation is set to open on December 2nd. Further details will be announced shortly.

UPDATE 15th November:
We headed back this morning to capture some daytime shots of this Swoon piece but unfortunately it looks like Hackney Councils buff team beat us to it and have have already removed this piece.

Earlier last week Black Rat Projects announced that their next exhibition at the gallery space would be a solo installation by New York artist and long term Black Rat collaborator Swoon. We were delighted to hear this news, as Hookedblog are massive fans of the artists work and we have been waiting for a full scale Swoon installation to come to London.

Well it looks like Swoon is already in London town. We were super excited to stumble on this beautiful new street piece from the artist on our way home last night. Hopefully it's the first of many!

The ‘Murmuration’ installation is set to open on December 2nd. Further details will be announced shortly.

UPDATE 15th November:
We headed back this morning to capture some daytime shots of this Swoon piece but unfortunately it looks like Hackney Councils buff team beat us to it and have have already removed this piece.

For your daily dose of Olivia we bring you a stunning futuristic neon babe, a piece of Olivia De Berardinis' that I recently came across that was a fresh, new portrayl of his talent that I hadn't seen before. ' I am a painter of women, sexualized, surreal women.' Olivia.

Thursday 26 January sees the return of Polish-born, New York based artist Olek to Tony's Gallery in East London, for her first UK solo exhibition entitled "“I do not expect to be a mother but I do expect to die alone”.

We last saw Olek back in November when she was working on an installation outside Tony's Gallery on Sclater Street. The artist spent two days wrapping an entire London Black Cab wheels and all in crocheted yarn featuring her signature camouflage print with the addition of some union jack's much to the delight of the passing public.

For this solo exhibition, Olek has drawn inspiration from her experiences of living in the UK and has spent the last month creating a major installation and sculptural environment within the gallery space. The interior of the space will be transformed with the gallery walls and floor covered entirely in crochet as well as featuring a distinctive Olek-esque living quarters filled with domestic objects of all kinds!

The exhibition opens with a private view Thursday 26 January, 6-9pm and the show will run until the 23 March 2012.

Tony's Gallery - 68 Sclater Street - London.