'EVERY DAY IS A MIRACLE'
Hosted by Art Below & Ad Lib Gallery
Curated by Ben Moore
@ Ad Lib Gallery, 725 Fulham Road, SW6 5UL
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The exhibition is part retrospective looking at some of the most iconic billboard posters from Art Below's 15 year life-span including Ben Eine, Sarah Maple, Billy Childish and Alison Jackson, as well as work from the Art Wars collection by artists including Hayden Kays, Philip Colbert, Orlanda Broom and Joe Rush.
Most importantly the exhibition celebrates and unveils new work by Anna Kenneally, Johnny Morant, Tom Lumley, Angry Dan, Jeffrey Robb, Ben Eine, Ru Knox, Nasser Azam and Mikey Voice.
A section of the exhibition is specially dedicated to the work of underwater photographer Terry Arpino who sadly passed away in April. Terry was a frequent exhibitor with Art Below from the start (2006) and is greatly missed. RIP Terry.
For further information on Art Below's Exhibition 'Every Day is a Miracle' please contact info@artbelow.org.uk
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Art Below
Art Below is a London based public art enterprise, founded in 2006 by brothers Ben and Simon Moore. With a wide range of international artists and its various campaigns in cities worldwide, the organization has an important position within the movement of contemporary art in public space.
Art Below plays host to a rich and diverse portfolio of talent including Banksy, Damien Hirst, Anish Kapoor, David Bailey, D*Face, Alison Jackson, Polly Morgan, Antony Micallef, Ben Eine and Gavin Turk.
Art Below: artbelow.org.uk
Curated by Ben Moore
Ben has curated exhibitions at galleries and museums including London’s V&A, the Saatchi Gallery, Somerset House, and The Pacific Design Centre in Los Angeles.
In 2013 he conceptualised and curated ‘Art Wars’ at Saatchi Gallery, an exhibition of stormtrooper helmets worked upon by artists including Damien Hirst, Jake and Dinos Chapman, David Bailey, Alison Jackson, D*Face, Antony Micallef and Yinka Shonibare. The exhibition was a sell out success and attracted media attention world wide. Since then Art Wars has travelled to Sweden, Miami and Los Angeles with new and well-known artists taking part including Anish Kapoor, Retna, Ben Eine, Mr Brainwash, Joe Rush, UnSkilled Worker and Blek Le Rat.
In 2018 Moore conceptualised ‘UnMissable’ - an exhibition of portraits of missing people. ‘Unmissable’ was unveiled at The Other Art Fair hosted by Saatchi Art in March 2019 and featured portraits by Charming Baker, Samira Addo, Chris Moon, Nina Fowler and Carne Griffiths. The exhibition became the highlight of the fair attracting national coverage from radio, television, newspapers and magazines.
In 2019, to mark the 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landings, Moore curated ‘One Small Step’ - a unique exhibition featuring 12 leading artists – who each transformed an astronaut helmet into a work of art. Participating artists included Joana Vasconcelos, Chris Levine, Mr. Brainwash, Unskilled Worker, Hayden Kays, and Ben Eine.
Ben Moore: benmoore.org.uk
Some of the artworks on display at the gallery:
Ru Knox
Emma-Leone Palmer
Mark Metcalfe
Adam Bricusse
Johan Andersson
James Mylne
Ben Eine
Artists
TERRY ARPINO
ADAM BRICUSSE
ORLANDA BROOM
HOLLY CARLSON
SIMON CHINNERY
PHILIP COLBERT
ANGRY DAN
MIRANDA DONOVAN
NATASHA DURLACHER
MAREK DUTKA
BEN EINE
MJ FORSTER
PAUL FRYER
TIM GATENBY
CARNE GRIFFITHS
EMMA JOHANSEN
HAYDEN KAYS
ANNA KENNEALLY
RU KNOX
THOMAS LUMLEY
SARAH MAPLE
MARK METCALFE
EMMA-LEONE PALMER
REEPS ONE
NICK REYNOLDS
JEFFREY ROBB
ERNESTO ROMANO
JOE RUSH
STUART SEMPLE
TOBIAS ROSS SOUTHALL
PAUL DON SMITH
GIA STRAUSS
BRAN SYMONDSON
NADINE TALALLA
WILL TEATHER
JAMES VAULKHARD
MIKEY VOICE
GARY WINSHIP
UNSKILLED WORKER
Video of Ground Floor Artworks
Ad Lib Gallery
725 Fulham Road, London, SW6 5UL (map)
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COVID-19 SAFETY MEASURES & GUIDELINES
General Admission
Hand sanitiser dispensers will be available on entry and around the gallery.
Please adhere to social distancing guidelines when visiting the gallery, stay at least 1 metre away from other people.
Face coverings or visors are required. You can buy a mask/visor here.
Capacity limited to 15 customers at a time.
Private Views
Private views are strictly by invitation only, there will be someone at the door to check people in.
Attendance will be limited to ensure there is space to move around the gallery and to maintain social distancing from other guests.
All guests are required to include their name and email or phone number in their RSVP.
Face coverings or visors are required - disposable masks will be available or please bring your own. You can buy a mask/visor here.
Hand sanitiser dispensers will be available on entry and around the gallery.
Individual canned and bottled drinks will be available.
We will have staff cleaning door handles and other public areas frequently.