Pablo Bronstein
La galleria Herald St apre un suo nuovo spazio temporaneo a Londra, al 37 Golden Square, con una mostra collettiva con alcuni dei suoi artisti più significativi.
Amalia Pica
Press release
Herald St is delighted to announce the forthcoming opening of a new temporary space at 37 Golden Square, London W1. The ground floor site will operate as a second gallery space, with a separate programme running concurrently with the main gallery exhibition schedule in E2.
Herald St - Golden Sq will open late September with a group show of new work from Pablo Bronstein, Matthew Darbyshire and Amalia Pica and during Frieze the gallery will present a two part solo show by Ida Ekblad over both spaces. Programming will run into 2015.
Nicky Verber and Ash L'ange, Herald St's founding directors, say "we are excited to open this new temporary space in the heart of London's West End which will enable us to extend the gallery's programme, stage new projects and meet new people.”
Herald St - Golden Sq will open late September with a group show of new work from Pablo Bronstein, Matthew Darbyshire and Amalia Pica and during Frieze the gallery will present a two part solo show by Ida Ekblad over both spaces. Programming will run into 2015.
Nicky Verber and Ash L'ange, Herald St's founding directors, say "we are excited to open this new temporary space in the heart of London's West End which will enable us to extend the gallery's programme, stage new projects and meet new people.”
