Fin DAC and Denis O’Regan among artists at London ‘XX’ exhibition

West Contemporary celebrates 20 years with a group show titled "XX", featuring leading British artists from various fields of fine art, from 28th March to 1st April 2023 in Fitzrovia, London.

by Harvey Solomon-Brady |
West Contemporary celebrates 20 years with its new XX exhibition, featuring leading British artists from various fields of fine art, from 28th March to 1st April 2023 in Fitzrovia, London.
Above: David Bowie photographed by Denis O’Regan in Berlin London-based gallery West Contemporary is set to mark its 20th anniversary with a group show titled XX, featuring a roster of prominent artists from the British fine art scene. The exhibition will run from March 28 to April 1, 2023, in Fitzrovia in London and will showcase works from sustainability art, street art, sculpture, photography, and mixed media. The show highlights the evolution of West Contemporary since its inception in 2003 as Beautiful Crime Gallery, an early pioneer of the street art movement. The gallery was the first to offer an online platform for original street art, with a physical space in East London that became a hub for emerging artists and events.
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Karl Supreme Plastic by Day-z

Since then, the institution has evolved into an international art consultancy and online gallery, West Contemporary Editions. XX is an opportunity to unite two decades of partnerships with emerging and established artists, creating a unique celebration of British fine art.
Mick Jagger Denis O'Regan

Mick Jagger (Denis O’Regan)

Paul Weller Denis O'Regan

Paul Weller (Denis O’Regan)

David Bowie Newcastle Denis O'Regan

David Bowie in Newcastle, by Denis O’Regan

Denis O’Regan, arguably the world’s most important music photographer and documentarian, has photographed musical legends such as David Bowie, The Rolling Stones, Duran Duran, and Spandau Ballet. O’Regan had the honour of photographing the last ever Queen show featuring Freddie Mercury, as well as the Concert For Diana, and was also the only official photographer of Live Aid.
Keith Richards Denis O'Regan London

Keith Woods in London, by Denis O’Regan

Sid Vicious Camden Denis O'Regan

Sid Vicious in Camden, by Denis O’Regan

Freddie Mercury Maine Road Denis O'Regan

Freddie Mercury performing at Maine Road, by Denis O’Regan

Paul Simonon The Clash

Paul Simonon, bass player in The Clash, by Denis O’Regan

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The Cameron Twins, a collaborative artist duo of identical twins Abigail and Phebe, are considered one of the most exciting and expressive emerging artists in the UK, working together in various media, including screen print, digital montage, photography, casting, sculpture, and installation. Their work has a solid and garish style using an oversaturated bright colour palette to create a surreal quality and incorporating many familiar, recognizable, fun images and pop-culture references from childhood.
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The Man Who Fell To Earth by Wildcat Will

Gabrielle Anouk Banana Blue

Banana Blue by Gabrielle Anouk

Cameron Twins Elvis

King of Pentacles by The Cameron Twins

Fin DAC Nuren

Nuren by Fin DAC

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Other artists include  Dan Rawlings, Lauren Baker, Robi Walters, Fin DAC, Beth Cullen-Kerridge, Alexander de Cadenet, Bex Leigh, Carne Griffiths, Chloe Natalia, Day-z, Gabriella Anouk, Jim Threapleton, Mark Beattie, Raul, Russell Marshall, The Connor Brothers, Wildcat Will, and Willkay. The exhibition will feature original artworks, limited edition pieces, unseen new releases, and classic works across a wide range of mediums, including sculpture. The five-day exhibition is open to the public.
West Contemporary’s XX exhibition will run from March 28 to April 1, 2023, in Fitzrovia in London

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