Venue
APT Gallery
Starts
Friday, March 9, 2012
Ends
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Address
APT Gallery, Harold Wharf, 6 Creekside Deptford, London, SE8 4SA
Location
London

A.P.T Gallery are pleased to present Jam Tomorrow featuring Kathryn Place, Matthew Evans, Gemma Cossey, Deepa Chudasama, Clive A Brandon, Paul Snowdon. Six artists reposition themselves to establish a pathway forward for abstraction, modernism and the concept of a future. In an age of austerity where the promises of tomorrow are constantly eroded, this exhibition is an attempt to counter this through a forward looking form of painting, collage and making. The title Jam Tomorrow has multiple meanings and refers to the possibilities of the artworks’ development as well the artists’ personal progression. Exhibiting together for the first time, the artists show new and recent paintings, collages, mixed media work and sculptures. Organised and curated by the participating artists, linking strands are visible within and between their practice; utopian ideals, modernist discourse, nostalgia, memory and the passing of time, architectural construction, abstraction, minimalism and painstaking craft. In Jam Tomorrow the six artists make a valuable and relevant contribution to the revisiting and reinventing of, and the dialogue about, the languages of abstraction and modernism.