EXHIBITIONS
AT RADIO

Radio London and Rockarchive partnered to present, ‘Rebel Rebel’ a photographic celebration of music’s great revolutionaries; anarchists, trailblazers and non-conformists.

Italo Sunsets draws its inspiration from Italo-Disco, the mysterious, propulsive and energetic musical genre that became the black, throbbing heart of dance music in the early 1980s. Formed from the crucible of neon-lit, sweat-drenched basement clubs of Italy and the Mediterranean, ‘Italo’ energised a generation of musicians and artists in the region before crossing the Atlantic to revitalise the faltering US disco scene.

Radio hosted the UK Launch of Bumble and bumble Editorial Stylist Laurent Philippon’s book; Hair: Fashion And Fantasy.

Between Paris, LA and New York, Laurent has been privileged to work with the greatest photographers and designers in the fashion industry, from David LaChapelle and Patrick Demarchelier to Ellen von Unwerth and Steven Klein. It’s made him one of the leading hair stylists in the field today.

Radio Redchurch Street presents Nicky Giraffe’s ‘Nowhere Bound’, a chapter from her latest photographic collection, ‘On Thinking About Hell’.

Presented as a series of oversized postcards floating on the gallery’s wall, the artworks transport the viewer through a hall of highly personal, yet dissonant images.

There’s a mountain proverb that says the Choucas are the souls of climbers lost to the mountains.

If you climb in the mountains at altitude where trees cease to grow, and where massive glaciers slowly grind their way towards the valleys, you will see the Choucas.

LE GUN is a magazine showcasing narrative imagery from artists all over the world, ranging from famous contributors to the completely unknown. Distributed worldwide, it enjoys an international cult following. Five of the magazines’ seven editors also form the artist collective LE GUN, who exhibit paintings and installations across Europe as well as in Japan and China.

This exhibition, by Robert Rubbish and Steph von Reiswitz, was made specifically for Radio Salon, and is entitled ‘The last Huzzah of the Hoxditch Leisure Pirates’.

‘If You Leave’ is a collection of contemporary photography, curated online by photographer Laurence Von Thomas since November 2009. This has now been made into a stunning art book featuring the work of 96 different photographers from all over the world.

As a concept, ‘If You Leave’ is more concerned with the impact of a single image, rather than a body of work by an individual artist.

They are snapshots of a journey made by wanderers, reflecting a mysterious yet uncannily peaceful feeling of desolation and loneliness.

Phil Maxwell is a photojournalist who has been photographing Brick Lane and the surrounding area of East London since 1982.

The result is a vast collection of vibrant black and white photographs, that are beautifully observed and unparalleled in their ability to record social and cultural change.

Phil has exhibited all over Europe and as far away as Bangladesh.

Our opening exhibition featured work by textile designer and artist Helen Amy Murray.

Helen has been internationally recognised for her hands-on, luxury creations that take inspiration from nature and form to create surface relief within textiles.

Her interior finishes have been used by Dior and Louis Vuitton and can be found in the Grand Hyatt hotel, Moscow.