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Friday 05-Mar-2010 - Sunday 04-Apr-2010

British Sculpture and the Studio Experience

A major exhibition bringing together early and recent work by some of the most significant British artists of our time opens this March in the vast subterranean gallery of Ambika P3 in London. Curated by the hugely influential teacher Peter Kardia.

Artists in From Floor to Sky:

Alison Wilding – Bill Woodrow - Boyd Webb - Richard Deacon - Richard Wentworth – Roger Ackling – Nigel Slight - Roderick Coyne - John Panting - Carolyne Kardia - Carl Plackman - Ismail Saray - Jean Mathee - Terry New - Martin Ive – Hamish Fulton - Gillian Cook - Brian Catling- Guy Martin - Peter Venn – Nina Danino - Paul Etienne Lincoln - Katharine Meynell - Roger Ackling –

John Hilliard - Ian Kirkwood - Keith Brown - Frances Earnshore

• Event Profile ›

  Art Medium:

  Various

  Art Period:

  Contemporary (1965-today)

• Venue Profile ›

  Venue Type:

  Public Gallery

  Venue Description:

  Ambika P3, formerly known as P3, is a 14,000 square foot triple height subterranean space in central London, converted from the vast former concrete construction hall for the University of Westminster’s School of Engineering. Built in the 1960s, its dramatic and impressive scale and its many retained industrial features offer opportunities for a range of creative activities and provides an inspiring venue for the exhibition of art.

  The Ambika P3 programme is dedicated to innovation, experimentation and learning and, supported by the Ambika Paul Foundation, has been conceived as a laboratory and meeting place for practitioners, industry and academia, aimed at both specialist and general public enthusiasm for architecture, design, media, fashion and visual and performing arts.

  Venue opening times:

  10am-6pm Tuesday - Sunday

  Other Artists Represented:

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  www.p3exhibitions.com

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