Londonewcastle Project Space
February 11th – 28th
For the next two weeks Londonewcastle Project Space in Shoreditch’s Redchurch Street will be hosting EndoftheLine Production’s NeverEnded exhibition showcasing a curated collection of over 200 pieces by internationally acclaimed graffiti and street artists from the Rockwell House private collection, providing a snapshot of the last ten years of East London’s graffiti, street art and hip hop community.
Curated by EndoftheLine, London’s link between mainstream and the underground, this momentous show represents a decade of Artwork from some of London and the World’s most important and influential urban artists including; Will Barras, Mr Jago, Bom.k, Sowat, Faile, Tizer, Xenz, Sheone, Dan Chase, Ed Hicks, Rabodiga, 45RPM, Candy Lo, Imaone, Suiko, Zoer, Does LoveLetters, Odisy, Dr Zadok, Dotmasters, Steff Plaetz and Jim Vision.
Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in a world of graffiti, street art, music and film with a series of pop up events held in the exhibition space; including live art, life drawing classes, music showcases by the 5th Element Agency & Lyrix Organix, pop up feasts and live talks.
Jim Vision, Creative Director of EndoftheLine and one of London’s internationally acclaimed graffiti artists says: “Neverended: A Retrospective is a culmination of ten years riding on the wave of gentrification, constantly seeking out new places, spaces and walls to challenge accepted norms of traditional art making. This retrospective takes the pulse of East London’s urban art scene in 2016. This is our personal collection which reveals the transformation of the streets of Shoreditch and the tensions between urban development and artistic freedom, and represents what will be lost when everything is glass towers.”
The show is called ‘NeverEnded’ but, as mentioned before, you only have a couple of weeks to go and see it and we think you should definitely try and do just that. The Londonewcastle Project Space in Shoreditch’s Redchurch Street has long been one of my favourite exhibition spaces, always showing interesting works in spacious surroundings and only a couple of minutes walk from Shoreditch High Street station.
Opening days and hours
Thursday 11 Feb until Sunday 28 February 2016
Tuesday – Sunday 11 – 8pm
Mondays – closed for private viewings
A small pop-up shop will also be running for the duration of the show featuring limited edition prints by many of the featured artists, collectibles and a selection of customized street furniture.
Photographs, catalogues and interviews available upon request.
Twitter, Facebook, Instagram – @EndoftheLineLDN @NeverEnded2016
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