ANNKA KULTYS GALLERY
MY TRAVELS IN HYPERREALITY, Claudia Hart’s solo exhibition at presented simultaneously at ANNKA KULTYS PHYGITAL in London and EXPANDED.ART online was reviewed in Organ Thing by Sean Worrall, who describes the gallery as ‘one of the few remaining East London art spaces I feel I need to check out every single time a new show opens’.
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‘B1NARY 0DES’, Sasha Stiles’ solo exhibition at Annka Kultys Gallery ,was reviewed by Sean Worrall for ORGAN, who deemed it ‘an excellent show, a stimulating show, a show with heart, with soul’.
Continue reading “ORGAN | 24 February 2023”
CACOTOPIA 07, the 7th show in a series of yearly exhibitions at Annka Kultys Gallery featuring emerging artists, was reviewed in Organ by Sean Worrall, who described it as ‘without a doubt a strong show’.
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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’.
Continue reading “THE ORGAN | 29 July 2022”
Kate Bickmore’s current exhibition, In Season, at Annka Kultys Gallery has been named as a “must-see” by Sean Worrall from Organ Thing.
Soft, Rachel de Joode’s show at Annka Kultys Gallery, has been reviewed by Sean Worrall in Organ Thing.
Rui Lin’s exhibition, included in the second week of CACOTOPIA 03, was reviewed by Sean Worrall in Organ Thing.
Marton Nemes’ exhibition at Annka Kultys Gallery, part of Cacotopia 03, has been reviewed by Sean Worrall at Organ Thing.
Organ has just posted a review of Me and My Girls, Molly Soda’s third solo show at Annka Kultys Gallery. The show, on view through 16 June, presents recent video work by Soda alongside vinyl prints from the artists personal archive and printed works on aluminium and acrylic. You can find the full review here.