Sean Worrall

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Tag: Shipton Street Gallery

April 5, 2019 seanworrall

The Fruit Shop is open, here’s a flavour or two…

March 26, 2019 seanworrall

The Fruit Shop, a solo show, opens at Shipton Street Gallery, Columbia Road, London E2 on April 4th…

October 11, 2018December 19, 2018 seanworrall

The Columbia Road takeover goes on, meanwhile pure has nothing to do with clean or…

About Sean

Sean Worrall is an artist, and a (slightly reluctant) gallerist/curator. Currently based in East London where he runs Cultivate, a now nomadic gallery, previously defiantly housed in a space smack bang in the middle of Vyner Street, one of London's main art streets (until gentrification struck). Sean regularly exhibits both in galleries, alternative spaces and on the streets. Sean has also run Organ magazine, has presented a radio show on London arts radio station Resonance FM, run a long-standing alternative record label, put on hundreds of left-field gigs and music events. Mostly Sean is a painter...

Portfolio

  • “Electric” album paintings
  • #365ArtDrop18
  • #365ArtDrop18 (2018)
  • #365ArtDrops (2015)
  • #43Leaves/Art Drops
  • (Stars and) Stripes
  • A Painting A Day (2017)
  • A Painting a Day (2018)
  • Bagged
  • Before London…
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  • Curation
  • Fruit Shop
  • Installation
  • Prints
  • Selected Work 2010/16
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  • Shop/Commissions
  • Skylines 2019/23
  • Ten Paintings #351- #500
  • Ten Paintings #501 – #700
  • Ten Paintings #701- 850
  • Ten Paintings #851- 1000
  • Ten Paintings – Beyond the first 1000
  • Ten Paintings 2020-25
  • Video/Press
  • Work 2016
  • NEW LAYERS, NEW GROWTH, NEW WORK – 2014
  • Selected work 2012-13
  • EXCLAIMING – 2013
  • New Work, New Layers, New Growth (2012/13)
  • THE ONE HUNDRED PIECED PIECE (No1) 2013
  • TODAY’S BLANK CANVAS 2012-14
  • CHINESE OPEN 2014 – Chinatown, Soho.
  • SECOND ONE HUNDRED PIECED PIECE (PINK ONE) 2013
  • Selected Paintings (2010/11)
  • Autumn (2010)
  • Boombox series
  • Less Colour is More (2011/12)
  • Selected paintings 09/10
  • Vins, Eva and Other Collaborations (2011/12)
  • Girl With The Yellow Ribbon (2011/12)
  • Red Italian Shoe Series
  • Piano Painting, London Festival 2011
  • Spraycan series (2009/10)
  • Records reworked (2011)
  • Vinyl Records reborn (2010/14)
  • cotton, resist, natural dyes, vandalism (sometime in the 80s)
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  • RECORD COVERS, ZINES and such….

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