Spectrum concludes a series of exhibitions presented by White Noise Projects across the two gallery floors of One Paved Court, a beautifully restored Richmond townhouse.
For the final instalment, the White Noise team have partnered up with Matthew Burrows to expand the generous principles of the Artist Support Pledge scheme into a physical space. The eleven artists who have participated in the gallery takeover since May will be joined by almost fifty contemporaries to fill the gallery with affordable works of art that range from photography and painting to ceramics and small sculptures.
With submissions from across the country and with styles ranging from monochrome abstracts to photorealistic drawings and everything in between, the exhibition reflects the broad range of creative output from established and lesser known artists currently working in London and beyond. With some works inspired by nature, others resulting from discarded objects, and decorative objects displayed alongside works with more serious undertones, Spectrum brings a kaleidoscopic and fun mini-art-fair experience to the suburbs.
With artists pledging to re-invest a proportion of their sales in art, visitors are invited to enter the circle of generosity by picking up a fine art bargain. The works selected for Spectrum will be available exclusively from the gallery for the duration of the show.