Join us for a special Frieze First Thursday with the historic East London Group, East End gin cocktails, and a new commemorative performance from Maxima Smith.
A chance to explore the streets of east London’s past in ‘The Working Artist’ exhibition at the Nunnery Gallery before celebrating one of their most tenacious members – Albert Turpin, who as painter, window cleaner, anti-fascist at Cable Street and fireman was the ultimate working artist. The performance 'Ode to a Window Cleaner' is part of a larger body of work highlighting the rhythms, gestures and painterly lines of the trade. The glass that separates the window cleaner from the audience acts as a fourth wall, linking the performance to the series of video works Smith created for the exhibition.
Performance starts at 7pm in the Bow Arts Courtyard, adjacent to the Gallery.
Frieze First Thursday: Ode to a Window Cleaner
The Nunnery, 181-183 Bow Road, Bow, London
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This event ended on Thursday 5th of October 2017
This event ended on Thursday 5th of October 2017
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Free tickets via eventbrite.co.uk/e/frieze-first-thursday-ode-to-a-window-cleaner-tickets-37758032291?aff=ehomecard
Free tickets via eventbrite.co.uk/e/frieze-first-thursday-ode-to-a-window-cleaner-tickets-37758032291?aff=ehomecard
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