Ken Kelleher

Now that Christmas is behind us, we finally have time to catch our breath and have some me-time to recharge before hitting the new year. Public art platform and immersive gallery, W1 Curates have launched their final digital art exhibition for 2023 and it’s completely free to visit.

 

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Free awe-inspiring exhibition by artist Ken Kelleher aka Anchorball at @w1curates | 📍 161, 167 Oxford St, London W1D 2JP | No booking required #anchorball #w1curates #digitalart #digitalartist #exhibitionlondon2023 #CapCut

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W1 Curates: Ken Kelleher

 

 

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US based artist, Ken Kelleher is famous for his monumental abstract sculptures and digital artworks. He takes the utilitarian use away from everyday objects to create something completely new by altering, re-shaping and merging them.

 

The artist’s goal is to create something that didn’t exist before…something that makes viewers stop and think. Kelleher’s artworks are open to interpretation which means one may see them as whimsical and playful, while others strange or surprising.

 

Kelleher seamlessly blends form and purpose, simplicity and intricacy to create something completely new that make people stop and wonder.

 

Photo: Urban Adventurer

 

 

Lose yourself in the realm of fantasy, let your imagination flow and find the profound meaning behind the compositions. What do they mean to you?

 

W1 Curates’ floor-to-ceiling LED screens provide a truly immersive experience, letting you leave behind the buzzing city life and relax.

 

Practical Info

 

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Address

The exhibition is located in the basement of FLANNELS clothing shop

161, 167 Oxford St, London W1D 2JP

 

Opening Times

20 December 2023 – 4 January 2024

Mon -Fri: 10am – 9pm

Sun: 12pm – 6pm

 

Tickets

FREE | NO booking required

 

 

PRO TIP: If you love digital art, make sure you subscribe for W1 Curates’ newsletter because they regularly host free launching parties for their new digital art exhibitions! (scroll down to the bottom of the page)

 

 

 

 

 

Ready for your next adventure? NOW Gallery is currently collaborating with Irish-born menswear designer, Robyn Lynch. ‘Greetings from Ireland’ guides visitors through a giant inflatable installation letting viewers learn more about the different stages of the creative process and celebrate the designer’s Irish heritage.