ANNKA KULTYS GALLERY
Sean Worrall reviews Kate Bickmore’s solo exhibition ‘Unfurling’ at Annka Kultys Gallery in Organ Thing, describing the body of work as something ‘to unfurl and enjoy, to explore, to dive into’ and remarking that ‘it does almost feel revolutionary’.
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Kate Bickmore’s second solo show at ANNKA KULTYS GALLERY, ‘Unfurling’, is featured in GalleriesNow.
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CACOTOPIA 06 at ANNKA KULTYS GALLERY is featured on the front page of GalleriesNow.
Barb Power discusses Kate Bickmore’s floral collaboration with fashion brand Karen Millen in an article encouraging colourful statement clothing and artist partnerships.
Purple Art reports on the Hannah Barry group exhibition “Tree and Leaf” that features paintings by Kate Bickmore.
FAD Magazine’s Mark Westall Reviews ‘Tree andLeaf’ group exhibition at Hannah Barry that features the work of Kate Bickmore.
Art writer Jonathan Travis has described Kate Bickmore’s show at Annka Kultys Gallery as “a knockout debut solo” in an Instagram post.
Kate Bickmore’s current exhibition, In Season, at Annka Kultys Gallery has been named as a “must-see” by Sean Worrall from Organ Thing.
GalleriesNow announces In Season, Kate Bickmore’s first solo exhibition with ANNKA KULTY’S GALLERY.
Jasper Spires from FAD Magazine has reviewed Kate Bickmore’s In Season, the recent RCA graduate’s first solo exhibition in the UK, on show at Annka Kultys Gallery.
Kate Bickmore has been interviewed by Karuna Priya from Akanista Mindfulness about the role meditation has played in her practice.
Triggered Economics, a group exhibition featuring Kate Bickmore, has been given a 5-star review by Protagonist Magazine writer Daen Palma Huse.
Renée Pfister Art & Gallery Consultancy have mentioned Kate Bickmore’s work in their review of the group show Triggered Economics at 34 Bruton Street.
Kate Bickmore has been interviewed by Art Oneida about the installation of her sculpture in Hamilton College, Stairway to Enlightenment.
Kate Bickmore has spoken to the Hamilton Spectator about the portrayal of the female body in Pre-Raphaelite painting.
Hamilton College News has interviewed Kate Bickmore on her most recent paintings, which explore the trope of the ‘femme fatale’ in the 19th century.