- October Gallery
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The October Gallery is an art gallery based in central London, showing contemporary work from all cultures around the world.[1]
Since first opening its doors in 1978, the October Gallery has promoted the art and artists of the Transvangarde or trans-cultural avant-garde; work by artists who, whilst at the forefront of their own culture's artistic practices, are also alive to cross-currents and developments taking place in the arts practice of other cultures. In more than twenty-eight years of showing art from around the planet, the October Gallery has exhibited the work of artists from over sixty-five different countries, and from regions that include Africa,[2] Asia, Australia, the Americas,[3] Europe, the Middle East, India and Oceania.[1]
Artists
- Pablo Amaringo
- Abiodun Anako
- Osi Audu
- Julio Balan
- Charles Beauchamp
- Carol Beckwith
- Robert Beer
- Willie Bester
- Frank Big Bear
- Yvette Bouquet
- Jimoh Buraimoh
- Andrea Carlson
- Edgar Duval Carrié
- Arpana Caur
- LeRoy Clarke
- Ira Cohen
- Calixte Dakpogan
- Theodore Dakpogan
- Tom Deko
- Mestre Didi
- Chewang Dorje
- Ali Omar Ermes
- Ruki Fame
- Angela Fisher
- Peter Griffin
- Gonkar Gyatso
- Marie Harding
- Romuald Hazoume
- Sabah Husain
- Richard Jack
- Mathias Kauage
- Daniel Kelly
- Dominique Kouas
- Koumy
- Gickmai Kundun
- Isabel Lambert
- Moshekwa Langa
- Elvis Luna
- Corrina MacNeice
- Nja Mahdaoui
- Hassan Massoudy
- Pat Mautloa
- Manuel Mendive
- Mario Cravo Neto
- Tunde Odunlade
- Z O Oloruntoba
- Bruce Onobrakpeya
- Kwesi Owusu-Ankomah
- Prosper Pierre-Louis
- Etiyé Dimma Poulsen
- Prince Chief Twins Seven Seven
- Gerard Quenum
- Julieta Rubio
- Rachid Koraïchi
- Francisco Montes Shuna
- Julien Sinzogan
- Cyprien Tokoudagba
- Phuntsok Tsering
- Steina Vasulka
- Star Wallowing Bull
- Woody[disambiguation needed ]
- Yongqing Ye
- Sandile Zulu
- Malathie de Silva
References
- ^ a b October Gallery, About Us, Accessed on 22 December 2007
- ^ El Anatsui installation in New York City, Accessed on 22 December 2007
- ^ BBC, Three’s a crowd, Accessed on 22 December 2007
External links
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