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Submit2gravity aims to create diverse and innovative art exhibitions in areas where artists can have the freedom to be expressive through all media and all artforms. There our no boundaries on submission contents, and all artwork will be considered in context of each exhibition opportunity.
Submit2gravity are proud to present Quantifying Play at The Jago Gallery, Redchurch Street. With the emphasis on play and systems, the exhibition shows new artwork by artists that have been carefully selected for their ingenious ways of interpretation. Interaction within the artwork will bring out the playfulness in all of us.
Electric Blue was an interactive and multi-sensory art exhibition from over 30 inventive national and international artists. Housed in the unique venue of the Bargehouse and over four floors, the exhibition combined motion, sight, sound, and touch with cleverly creative artworks. Intertwine throughout the several rooms and engage with the installations, or view the images that trick the eye. Electric Blue appealed to all that visited. The exhibtion took place in the unique venue of the Bargehouse and was open daily from 11am-6pm. For more information please click on the sublink Electic Blue and for artists involved click on artists information. Further details of electric Blue can be found in the Time Out Magazine or visit www.coinstreet.org/arts.aspx
Betrayed by the senses was a previous project by submit2gravity that took place in the Bargehouse in March 2006. Through this website you will be able to access the artists involved, view their artwork and browse visitors comments during the show via the sub links. You can also view details of this exhibition through www.oxotower.co.uk/Betrayed.html Contact: |
