Beth Collar at Standpoint Gallery in London

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Beth Collar at Standpoint Gallery in London

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Beth Collar, Seriously, Standpoint Gallery, London, April 21 – May 27, 2017
Beth Collar at Standpoint Gallery in London

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A space for you inside my mouth by Sophia Bartholomew uses pit-fired, wild clay and a combination of the artist's own hair. It was premiered at CommonOpulence: wishcraft exhibition at the Art Gallery of Grande Prairie in Alberta.
Hampelmann (the Dyer’s Puppet) by Yvonne Mullock was also included in the CommonOpulence: wishcraft exhibition in Alberta. This moving piece was made using materials such as a Ghillie suit, pulleys, rope, birch wood, and hand-crafted dyes. As mentioned, the piece can move using the pulley system created by the artist.
Metal Heart is a watercolor piece by Joseph Yaeger that debuted in his 2025 exhibition at Modern Art in London. The work is 200.5 x 170.5 cm and was painted on gessoed linen.
This untitled piece is an 65 x 75 cm oil painting by Sasho Violetov. It's part of the 2025 - 2026 group exhibition "snowball" at Sarieva, Plovidv.
This sculptural piece, made by Beth Collar, was featured at the 2018 "Fatal Attraction" exhibit at the Thames-Side Studios Gallery in London. It was first premiered at Collar's Seriously exhibition in 2017 at the Standpoint Gallery in London.