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'Another After' brings together the work of ten established and emerging artists who retain a diverse and distinctive approach to contemporary art.

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'Another After'

Great Western Studios, London W2 5EU

1 February — 7 February 2015
Opening: Saturday 31 January, 6 — 8 pm

Patrick Colhoun
James Haggas
Timothy Holt
Lindall Pearce
Catriona Robertson
Emily Scott
Alice Steffen
Amy Stephens
Gillian Willis
Lauren Wilson

In this conceptual exhibition comprising of work by Patrick Colhoun, James Haggas, Timothy Holt, Lindall Pearce, Catriona Robertson, Emily Scott, Alice Steffen, Amy Stephens, Gillian Willis and Lauren Wilson, the viewer is deliberately drawn into debate, from the two to three dimensional, their extension of blurring boundaries in the medium invites unanswered questions, much debated with each presenting artist.

Set in London's Great Western Studios, these contemporaries challenge the viewer with the manipulation of materials within their surroundings, asking questions of familiarisation and humour with our relationship towards physical matter. The work on show engages a diverse approach for appropriating construction within an artistic location, coaxing the spectator to judge, tease as well as navigating their way around our current world and thereby heightening our dependent bond to dexterity.

Curated by Timothy Holt and Emily Scott.

Patrick Colhoun (b. 1968, lives and works in Belfast). Recent solo exhibitions include ‘Perspective and Proportion’, Art in the Loft, Portaferry (2009). Recent group exhibitions include ‘Irish Ceramics Book Launch Exhibition’, Mill Cove Gallery, Cork (2014); ‘Life, Rugby and Art in Shoreditch’, The World Museum of Rugby, Twickenham Stadium, London (2014); ‘FIN’, The Bermondsey Project, London (2014) and ‘Material Subversion’, The Naughton Gallery, Queens University, Belfast (2014).

James Haggas (b. 1981, lives and works in Maidenhead) received a BA in Fine Art from Bucks New University in 2014. Recent group exhibitions include ‘Platform’, MK Gallery, Milton Keynes (2014); ‘Off the wall’, Terrace Studios and Gallery, London (2014) and ‘Reddotshow’, Bucks New University, High Wycombe (2014).

Timothy Holt (b. 1988, lives and works in Guildford) received a BA in Fine Art from University for the Creative Arts in 2011 and completed a short course in Art History, Criticism and Curating at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London in 2014. Curator and participating artist, recent solo exhibitions include ‘Here, There and Duracell’, Six and LUNG project space, Bournemouth (2014) and ‘Work to Wickes’, HOUSE, London (2014). Recent group exhibitions include ‘Fresh Is More’, APG Gallery, Sheffield (2014); ‘Lost Storage’, Mori and Stein Gallery, London (2014) and ‘Chinese Open: Year of the Horse’, Q Park Chinatown, London (2014).

Lindall Pearce (b. 1964, lives and works in High Wycombe) received a BA in Fine Art from Bucks New University in 2010. Recent group exhibitions include ‘At The First Clash’, Surface Gallery, Nottingham (2014); ‘Off the wall’, Terrace Studios and Gallery, London (2014); ‘House on Fire’, Embassy Tea Gallery, London (2014); ‘Paradiso II’, Angelika Gallery, High Wycombe (2014) and ‘Libero’, The Gallery at no 1 Paget Street, London (2013).

Catriona Robertson (b. 1987, lives and works in London) received a BA in Fine Art from Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in 2010. Recent solo exhibition include ‘Solo Showcase’, Quadrant Trade & DIY, London (2014). Recent group exhibitions include ‘Tomorrow’, The Gallery in Redchurch Street, London (2013); ‘Incidental Hazard’, Arcane Gallery, London (2013); ‘IllumiTate’, Tanks at Tate Modern, London (2012) and ‘Bridges’, FOLD Gallery, London (2012).

Emily Scott (b. 1990, lives and works in London) received a BA in Fine Art from University for the Creative Arts in 2013. Curator and participating artist, recent group exhibitions include ‘House on Fire’, The Embassy Tea Gallery, London (2014); ‘Graduate Highlights’, The Lightbox, Woking (2014); ‘Platform 2a’, Aspex Gallery, Portsmouth (2013); ‘Hix Award’, Cock n Bull Gallery, London (2013) and ‘Have Inside’, The Embassy Tea Room, London (2013).

Alice Steffen (b. 1989, lives and works in London) received a BA in Fine Art from The Glasgow School of Art in 2011 and attended The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2009. Recent group exhibitions include ‘Sweet Art’, Juno, London (2014); ‘Mind the Gap’, Zodiac Gallery, The Guild Hall, Portsmouth (2014); ‘Sweet Art’, Espacio Gallery, London (2013); ‘Tomorrow’, The Gallery in Redchurch Street, London (2013) and ‘Enamoured: 80 Years of Revlon’, Covent Garden, London (2012).

Amy Stephens (b. 1981, lives and works in London) received a BA in Fine Art from the University of Reading in 2005 and an MA in Fine Art from Chelsea College of Art and Design in 2008. Recent solo exhibitions include ‘Patterns in the Chaos’, William Benington Gallery, London (2014); ‘A Light Less Ordinary’, Aldeburgh Beach South Lookout, Aldeburgh (2013) and ‘Catching the Big Fish’, Minibar Artist Space, Stockholm, Sweden (2013). Recent group exhibitions include ‘Folkestone Fringe’, Folkestone Triennial, Kent (2014); ‘Fresh Is More’, APG Gallery, Sheffield (2014) and ‘009: Magiciens’, Emmanuel Herve Gallery, Paris, France (2013).

Gillian Willis (b. 1955, lives and works in High Wycombe) received a BA in Fine Art from Bucks New University in 2013. Recent group exhibitions include ‘House on Fire’, Embassy Tea Gallery, London (2014) and ‘Artamix’, Bucks New University, High Wycombe (2013).

Lauren Wilson (b. 1990, lives and works in London) received a BA in Fine Art from University College Falmouth in 2012 and an MA in Sculpture from The Slade School of Fine Art in 2014. Recent group exhibitions include ‘Mineshaft’, Bunker, London (2014); ‘New Sensations’, Victoria House, London (2014); ‘dəprɛʃ dəprɛst’, Geology Rock Room, University College London, London (2014); ‘In the House’, Unit 1 Warehouse, London (2014) and ‘Habits, Fractures and Cleavages’, Geology Rock Room, University College London, London (2013).

Great Western Studios
65 Alfred Road, London W2 5EU
Open Sunday, 1 — 4 pm
Monday — Saturday, 12 — 5 pm
Free admission

Nearest rail and tube: Paddington, Westbourne Park and Royal Oak
Nearest bus: to Harrow Road: 18 and 36
to Great Western Road: 28, 31 and 328

For further information please visit www.anotherafter.co.uk or download one of our exclusive press releases, below.

Patrick Colhoun: www.anotherafter.co.uk/pressrelease_patrickcolhoun.pdf

James Haggas: www.anotherafter.co.uk/pressrelease_jameshaggas.pdf

Timothy Holt: www.anotherafter.co.uk/pressrelease_timothyholt.pdf

Lindall Pearce: www.anotherafter.co.uk/pressrelease_lindallpearce.pdf

Catriona Robertson: www.anotherafter.co.uk/pressrelease_catrionarobertson.pdf

Emily Scott: www.anotherafter.co.uk/pressrelease_emilyscott.pdf

Alice Steffen: www.anotherafter.co.uk/pressrelease_alicesteffen.pdf

Amy Stephens: www.anotherafter.co.uk/pressrelease_amystephens.pdf

Lauren Wilson: www.anotherafter.co.uk/pressrelease_laurenwilson.pdf

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