To find Andrew Pegram's Photographic Blog go to
http://ajpegram.blogspot.com/
Wednesday, 16 May 2012
This is Andrew Pegram's Main Art Blog
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Artist in Residence
After teaching some short courses at Portugal Prints in Soho,
I have been appointed Artist in Residence.
Portugal Prints is part of Westminster Mind.
I am due to hold an exhibition there during July 2012
I am very grateful to all at Portugal Prints
http://
Thursday, 10 May 2012
Recent House Portraits
House Near Chalk Farm
House in Islington
Map Cafe, Kentish Town
House in Whitstable, Kent
Skiing Chalet French Alps
Coffee House, Camden
Private House, Acton
Tuesday, 3 January 2012
CURRENT, UPCOMING & RECENT SHOWS
Good for Food,
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The Mills Centre,
Highgate School,
November 2011
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"Further Decline"
New Works
and an official launch of "Divine Decline" the book
at the Broadway Bookshop
6th September - 4th October 2011
6 Broadway Market, Hackney, London E8 4QJPhone: 020 7241 1626
Fax: 020 7241 1036 books@broadwaybookshophackney.com
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Nomad in Currans
as Part of the E17 Art Trail
166 Hoe Street
Walthamstow, London E17 4QH
PV 1st September 2011 18.00 to 20.00
The Art Trail runs from 2nd sept to 11th sept
Currans is open every day from 12pm til 12am and later on Fris and Sats.
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A Very Small Show of Current Work at
63 Harbour Street, Whitstable, Kent
From 30th July 2011
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Current Show
SAY Architects
45 Mitchell Street, London EC1V 3QD
From 12th May 2011
From 12th May 2011
Open 11am to 5pm weekdays
or call 020 7490 1018 for Info
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UrbanE
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UrbanE
Map Music, 46 Grafton Road NW5 3DU
11th March to 11th April
Extended to 11th June 2011
The Private View was on 12th March 2011 3pm to 7.30pm
followed by an Evening with Carol Grimes
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=280316&id=560410177&l=f91e603071
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Nomad Gallery Group Show
Nomad group show now on at Cooke's Traditional Pie and Mash Shop
9 Broadway Market, London, E8 4PH Tel 020 7254 645831st March to 15th April 2011
Show features Andrew Pegram, Penny Dampier, Dave Fried, Manda Helal, Stegosaurus Jones,
Judy Clarkson and Geoff Gunby.
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=284843&id=560410177&l=4ca18b0274
PRIVATE VIEW 31st March 2011 between 5 and 8pm. Pie and Mash available until 6pm.
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http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=278520&id=560410177&l=f44221034d
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Pop Up
Andrew Pegram
one man show at
yfbs
207 Whitecross Street, London, EC1Y 8QP
Friday 25th February – Monday 28th February 2011
Friday, 15 July 2011
New Drawings
Like many of my works - these started as my architectural photographs
(Some are from my book Divine Decline.)
One is of 63 Harbour Street Whitstable in Kent.
http://www.63harbourstreet.co.uk/
Friday, 24 June 2011
Reviews, Articles & Publications
Article Published in "Fox Magazine"
July 2011
Article Published in "The Cholmeleian"
Summer 2011
Article published in The Blue Note Book: Journal for Artists' Books Volume 5: no. 1,
(Review of Divine Decline)
October 2010
(Review of Divine Decline)
October 2010
A tiny version of Divine Decline was produced by hand by the Author in a very small edition. It was shown at a Book Launch in the White Heat Exhibition at Kaleid Gallery, 23-25 Redchurch St, London E2 7DJ
A review written by Kasia Wlaszczyk and published in The Blue Note Book: Journal for Artists' Books Volume 5: no. 1, October 2010. The exhibition was curated at KALEID in Shoreditch between 2nd-27th June 2010.
"History and heritage also play integral roles in Andrew Pegram’s work Divine Decline, a collection of small scale photographs of buildings that despite their architectural and historical value are left abandoned and un-restored. Through a neo-romantic portrayal of the passage of time, Pegram, a contemporary photographer, creates, much in the vein of Foucault, a heterotopia. In his work the buildings are like cemeteries, physically disseminated throughout London and the everyday while simultaneously occupying a more ambiguous space of absence. If the city in its skyscraping glory was the embodiment of the modern, then Pegram’s phantom buildings seem to define our post-modern age of ruptures and dissemination."
Kasia Wlaszczyk
Thursday, 5 May 2011
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