Noble’s acclaimed illustration, sets and fashion design will also be on display, allowing the spectator to better understand his intersections between fashion and contemporary art through this seminal show.It’s my favourite month of the year, when everything seems to be ripening at once and every sunny day feels like a sneaky bonus.
An abstract performance film about the power of colour and the life it breathes into the subjects of the film. The film Colour Therapy shot by Joost Vanderbrug will also greet the spectators in the exhibition. The female forms are then paired with these patterns and shapes then abstracted through habitats and objects, producing works ambiguous to a specific past or future like thresholds into parallel realities. Taking inspiration from tropes of spirituality, science fiction, art deco and consumerism the works are reminiscent of oversized stain glass windows, large mosaics and rich motifs similar to religious Hindu imagery. The physicality of the exhibition will take the form of large mixed media works, sculpture, installation, set pieces, film, performance and photography.Įxploring pattern, colour and their relationship through refracted and carefully thought out composition, Noble’s works become iconographic in their immense entirety. The Kaleidoscopic journey will then take heed from its idea and transgress into a spectrum of color, shape and female form culminating into a sensory ‘exit’. The results have since taken on a three-dimensional form and will act as a monochromatic introduction to the exhibition. The exhibition began when Noble collaborated with three female musicians and performers who acted as muses for his Mannequink project, shot by photographer Joe McGorty. The highly anticipated art and fashion-fused exhibition will display Noble’s visceral aesthetic as he unveils an immersive mixed media landscape taking the spectator deeper into the visual forms of his world. August 30th - Sept 8th 2013 10-6pm Dailyįrom visionary artist Alex Noble comes his first solo exhibition Creatures from the Kaleidoscope. PRIVATE VIEW: August 30th, 2013 6pm - 10pm (Strictly Invite Only)ĮXHIBITION RUN: Londonewcastle Project Space, 28 Redchurch Street, E2 7DP. Reassigning them to beautiful products, to raise funds and awareness for causes such as children in the work force, child abuse, women’s rights, and access to justice and the fatal health and safety issues within production factories.ģ Creatures from the Kaleidoscope at The Londonewcastle Space CREATURES FROM THE KALEIDOSCOPE - SOLO EXHIBITION BY ALEX NOBLEĭATES: August 30th - Sept 8th 2013 12-6pm Daily The initiative seeks to utilise these remnants and aims to see none of these fine materials go to waste. The cost of production and purchase of these materials is high, not only financially but also in other aspects when it comes to how and where they are produced. Our practice often leaves us with quantities of left over materials, beautifully embroidered silks, chiffons and printed fabric. Designers from different disciplines will be invited to contribute to the projects, to foster discussion, creative practice and communication on larger issues that result from a demanding consumerist culture. Projects will run, collaborating with a range of creatives, addressing different areas but with a focus on humanitarian issues, like those caused by the fashion and textile industries and the global challenges around LGBT and gender equality. Raising awareness and funds for a selection of charities and causes, through the production and sale of exclusive and unique designs at pop up boutiques and exhibitions. EMG is an ethical, creative design initiative, pioneering inventive sustainability in the higher end of the creative cultural market.
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