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Now showing: Finlay Taylor: Run, Hide, Hibernate + millimetre: this lunate pebble, curated by Charmaine Wah | 9 - 31 October
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Now showing at Kingsgate Project Space: Finlay Taylor: Run, Hide, Hibernate 9 - 31 October 2026 ‘You were wondering I think, how long would it take for the garden snail you trod on once to travel a mile. You know, if it had lived, if you had been more aware of the surroundings and those single footed, moisture seeking beings, to travel a mile. Well, if it didn’t stop, just kept on going, it would make the distance in around 33 hours. You won’t watch it happen, of that, I am sure. I wasn’t thinking about that, more about scale and vision, different vision from eyes moving independently on stalks, well that’s what I’m telling you now. The eyes are on tentacles, can they see in two directions, get two lots of info and process that? I do understand that the lenses developed over millennia are weak and cannot focus what is a monochrome view for them. Further to this the whole body is covered in light sensitive cells that can detect light and shade and movement. It can see a frog or you, but when the frog jumps the snail’s eye-brain process is slow, so for a while the frog has vanished, gone, doesn’t exist (for the snail). So, they might not see your shoe coming down on them, blissfully unaware.’ See it alongside millimetre: this lunate pebble, curated by Charmaine Wah, with work by Zarifah Ayman Zamri, Kenenza Michiko, Julian Udine & Charmaine Wah Open Thursday - Saturday 12 - 6pm @fin_pupapress @millimetre_site @charcharwah @zarifahstudios @_kenenza @julian.udine.art 📸 by Josef Konczak by @kingsgateprojectspace
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Join us tonight from 6 - 9pm for the opening of Finlay Taylor’s solo show: Run, Hide, Hibernate We’ll also be launching new millimetre show: this lunate pebble, curated by Charmaine Wah, with work by Zarifah Ahmad Zamri, Kenenza Michiko, Julian Udine and Charmaine Wah Both projects will run from 9 – 31 October 2026 Open Thursday – Saturday 12 – 6pm @fin_pupapress @millimetre_site @charcharwah @zarifahstudios @julian.udine.art @_kenenza by @kingsgateprojectspace
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Opening tomorrow night 6 - 9pm! Finlay Taylor: Run, Hide, Hibernate ‘You were wondering I think, how long would it take for the garden snail you trod on once to travel a mile. You know, if it had lived, if you had been more aware of the surroundings and those single footed, moisture seeking beings, to travel a mile. Well, if it didn’t stop, just kept on going, it would make the distance in around 33 hours. You won’t watch it happen, of that, I am sure. I wasn’t thinking about that, more about scale and vision, different vision from eyes moving independently on stalks, well that’s what I’m telling you now. The eyes are on tentacles, can they see in two directions, get two lots of info and process that? I do understand that the lenses developed over millennia are weak and cannot focus what is a monochrome view for them. Further to this the whole body is covered in light sensitive cells that can detect light and shade and movement. It can see a frog or you, but when the frog jumps the snail’s eye-brain process is slow, so for a while the frog has vanished, gone, doesn’t exist (for the snail). So, they might not see your shoe coming down on them, blissfully unaware.’ We’ll also be launching new millimetre show: this lunate pebble, curated by Charmaine Wah, with work by Zarifah Ahmad Zamri, Kenenza Michiko, Julian Udine and Charmaine Wah Both projects will run from 9 – 31 October 2026 Open Thursday – Saturday 12 – 6pm @fin_pupapress @charcharwah @zarifahstudios @julian.udine.art @_kenenza @millimetre_site by @kingsgateprojectspace
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Join us next Thursday 8 October from 6 – 9pm for the opening of Finlay Taylor’s solo show: Run, Hide, Hibernate We’ll also be launching new millimetre show: this lunate pebble, curated by Charmaine Wah, with work by Zarifah Ahmad Zamri, Kenenza Michiko, Julian Udine and Charmaine Wah Both projects will run from 9 – 31 October 2026 Open Thursday – Saturday 12 – 6pm @fin_pupapress @millimetre_site @charcharwah @zarifahstudios @julian.udine.art @_kenenza by @kingsgateprojectspace
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here we lie in folds, collected stones, [...] this lunate pebble, this splintered phalanx, I can hardly hold their sincere explosions - Ossuaries, Dionne Brand (2010) 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙡𝙪𝙣𝙖𝙩𝙚 𝙥𝙚𝙗𝙗𝙡𝙚 with Zarifah Ahmad Zamri (@zarifahstudios), Kenenza Michiko (@_kenenza), Julian Udine (@julian.udine.art), Charmaine Wah (@charcharwah) Curated by Charmaine Wah this lunate pebble gathers a collection of collections presented in millimetre (@millimetre_site) at Kingsgate Project Space (@kingsgateprojectspace). Each one memorialises an ancestral connection to land, sea and country. Zarifah collects Malaysian stamps. Kenenza collects turmeric, echoing a forgotten surname. Julian collects patterns of coral skeletons from the Filipino coasts. Charmaine collects her grandfather, Mooi Kok Chee’s, agricultural research. Encased in glass, our memories form a new ecosystem, vibrating with a single hum of another home, dreaming of somewhere warmer. millimetre is an exhibition space contained within a single picture frame. Alongside 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙡𝙪𝙣𝙖𝙩𝙚 𝙥𝙚𝙗𝙗𝙡𝙚, the main gallery space will exhibit Finlay Taylor’s (@fin_pupapress) solo exhibition titled “Run, Hide, Hibernate”. ˚ ༘ .˚🌱୭ ˚.𓈒ㅤׂㅤ𓇼 ࣪ 𓈒ㅤׂ⭒ㅤ𓈒ㅤׂ 🫧 PV: Thursday 8 October 6 - 9pm Exhibition Open, Thurs - Sat, 12-6pm 9 October - 31 October 2026 🎟️: Free Entry by @kingsgateprojectspace
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Up next at Kingsgate Project Space… Finlay Taylor: Run, Hide, Hibernate 9 – 31 October 2026 Opening Thursday 8 October 6 – 9pm ‘You were wondering I think, how long would it take for the garden snail you trod on once to travel a mile. You know, if it had lived, if you had been more aware of the surroundings and those single footed, moisture seeking beings, to travel a mile. Well, if it didn’t stop, just kept on going, it would make the distance in around 33 hours. You won’t watch it happen, of that, I am sure…’ Read more via the link in our bio. @fin_pupapress by @kingsgateprojectspace
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Thank you to everyone that attending our Children’s Workshop My First Art Exhibition! over our Open Studios weekend! ⭐️ The @kingsgateprojectspace is open as an exhibition today until 5.30pm today and continues this Friday- Saturday, 26th-27th June, 12-6pm. We have laid out some art materials for anyone who wants to add some last-minute additions or create something to take home! 🎨 Free entry, drop-ins welcome- no booking needed. All ages welcome and materials provided! 👩‍🎨 Thank you @_fionaberry for being a fantastic workshop leader and for the pics 📸 #kingsgateworkshops #kilburn #westhampstead #childrensworkshop #freelondon taken in Kingsgate Workshops Trust by @kingsgateprojectspace
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Last chance! We’re open from 12 – 6pm today and tomorrow for the final days of ‘A feather from a jay’s wing’ With work by Eva Yiwei Yuan, Adrian Wiszniewski, Phoebe Unwin, Samuel O’Donnell, Marie-Claire Hamon, William Daniels, Michael Clarence, Maria Christoforidou Showing until 13 June 2026 ‘A feather from a jay’s wing’ is concerned with colour – specifically the inherent complication that comes when paint (pigmented colour) is used to conjure, or project, or surrogate for, other kinds of colour in the natural world, or in our psychological lives. The structure of the feather of a jay’s wing causes only certain light wave frequencies to reflect in phase such that brilliant blues are perceived where the feather itself has no such local colour. Likewise, blue eyes have no blue pigmentation, rather a genetic mutation resulting in a lack of melanin within the iris forms a structure which bounces back the shorter light wave frequencies. Winifred Nicholson wrote about (and more importantly attempted to find a way of painting...) the enigmatic wonder of structural colour as seen through prisms, in mother-of-pearl shells and in water ripples. Her focus is fascinating. Those perceived colours are not actually present in those objects, but only made visible because of the way light is reflected or refracted through the structure of their surfaces… Read the full text via the link in our bio. ‘A feather from a jay’s wing’ is showing alongside 16:9 billboard: ‘Yellow Aside’ by Gabriella Day + millimetre: ‘There’ 📸 by Josef Konczak @evayywei @phoebe.u @adrian.wiszniewski_artist @marieclairehamon #williamdaniels #mariachristoforidou @samuel_odonnell @michaeljohnclarence by @kingsgateprojectspace
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It’s the final week to see ‘A feather from a jay’s wing’ at Kingsgate Project Space With work by Eva Yiwei Yuan, Adrian Wiszniewski, Phoebe Unwin, Samuel O’Donnell, Marie-Claire Hamon, William Daniels, Michael Clarence, Maria Christoforidou PLUS 16:9 billboard ‘Yellow Aside’ by Gabriella Day + millimetre: ‘There’, with work by Temsuyanger Longkumer, Evan Thomas & Maiko Tsutsumi All 3 projects are showing until this Saturday 13 June Open Thursday - Saturday 12 - 6pm Image: Eva Yiwei Yuan, ‘Deviation marks failure and rebirth’, oil and pigment on canvas, 2025 📸 by Josef Konczak @evayywei @phoebe.u @adrian.wiszniewski_artist @marieclairehamon #WilliamDaniels #MariaChristoforidou @samuel_odonnell @michaeljohnclarence @gabrielladay @millimetre_site @temsuyanger_longkumer @___evan___thomas___ @thingness by @kingsgateprojectspace
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Phoebe Unwin, ‘Fountain’, oil and acrylic on canvas, 2024 Showing as part of ‘A feather from a jay’s wing’ at Kingsgate Project Space until this Saturday 13 June With work by Eva Yiwei Yuan, Adrian Wiszniewski, Phoebe Unwin, Samuel O’Donnell, Marie-Claire Hamon, William Daniels, Michael Clarence, Maria Christoforidou We’re open Thursday - Saturday 12 - 6pm 📸 by Josef Konczak @phoebe.u @evayywei @adrian.wiszniewski_artist @marieclairehamon #WilliamDaniels #MariaChristoforidou @samuel_odonnell @michaeljohnclarence by @kingsgateprojectspace
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We are pleased to announce, My First Art Exhibition! - a free children’s workshop and exhibition taking place in our @kingsgateprojectspace during our annual Open Studios. All ages welcome and materials provided! 🎨 Workshop times: Saturday, 20th June: 12- 4pm Sunday, 21st June: 12- 4 pm Exhibition Continues: Thursday- Saturday, 25th- 27th June, 12-6pm No booking needed. #childrensworkshop #kilburn #westhampstead #freelondon #kingsgateworkshops taken in Kingsgate Workshops Trust by @kingsgateprojectspace
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Some notes on colour: A feather from a jay’s wing continues at Kingsgate Project Space until 13 June With work by Eva Yiwei Yuan, Adrian Wiszniewski, Phoebe Unwin, Samuel O’Donnell, Marie-Claire Hamon, William Daniels, Michael Clarence, Maria Christoforidou See it alongside 16:9 billboard Yellow Aside by Gabriella Day + millimetre: There Open Thursday - Saturday 12 - 6pm 📸 by Josef Konczak @evayywei @adrian.wiszniewski_artist @phoebe.u @marieclairehamon #williamdaniels #mariachristoforidou @samuel_odonnell @michaeljohnclarence by @kingsgateprojectspace
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