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In The Corner Of My Eye

This exhibition aimed to explore the expansive field of drawing, using sensitive materials to realise thoughts and ideas.

ITCOMY also included a selection of small sculptures from a range of emerging creatives to further reflect on  delicate qualities and small details which capture our attention and draw our eyes.

 list of works  ︎

The show was held at The Koppel Collective in Chalk Farm, in collaboration with The Koppel Project  (@koppelproject).

19th - 23rd April 2024

Oversounds

Oversounds was our first exhibition in which short films were the primary focus.

Our goal was to present a captivating mix of local talent from the South West of England alongside an excellent selection of global filmmaking creativity.

Held at the newly established Roseberry Road Studios in Bath, UK, the show saw the artwork of 40 emerging artists including 17 short films screened in a dedicated projection room on the groundfloor and attic space.

Find a list a list of all the featured works here:
︎ Oversounds Artwork ︎

16th - 23rd December 2024

Hi, Hey! Hello.

Hi, Hey! Hello. was a half digital, half physical project by FRESH SALAD featuring 67 individual artists from around the globe.

We hosted the physical realisation of this exhibition at the Dog and Bone Gallery, Brighton and Hove, UK, a unique space inside two decommissioned phone boxes!

Postcards printed of each artwork were surrounded by a small selection of physical artworks from the local communtiy in Brighton.

The virtual side of this exhibition project featured all of the work in a virtual gallery space hosted here on our website.

11th - 30th November 2023

Crawl Space

Crawl Space featured over 50 works from 50 UK based artists. Showcasing paintings, sculptures and site specific installations from Christine Chua and Bee Nicholls.

The opening night of Crawl Space presented performances from Tamara Klüver and Hal. H Lewis. As well as a SS24 fashion runway from Scar Kennedy called Dune Bugs. 

It was held at the atmospheric Crypt Gallery, St Pancras in Central London between the 29th and 30th September 2023.

Alexander Ardisson, Archie Nash, Archie Rogers, Bee Nicholls, Ben Coleman, Bethany Stead, Bill Redshaw, Christine Chua, Claire Manners-Wood, Claire Shakespeare, Cosima Ross, Darling Vinciguerra, Edie Evans, Ella Sugrue, Emily Sofaly, Esme McMillan-Scott, Euan Evans, Farah Corrigan, Franklin Collins, Georgie Mason, Grace White, Hal. H Lewis, Hugo Winder-Lind, Isobel Scarsbrook, Izzy Bouric, Jeehee Kim, Katy Gardner, Kelly Wu, Lola Bennett, Lucy Laura Scott, Lue Campbell-Smith, Lydia Durnall, Lydia Stonehouse, Maddy Ginger, Marcus Murison, Mari Honma, Marika Tyler-Clark, Matthew Dardart, Millie Earthy, Naomi Boiko Stapleton, Natasha Botelho Cook, Olivia Guillot, Romina Belda, Ruby Russell, Saul Baraitser, Scar Kennedy, Scarlett Pochet, Sholto Murray, Tamara Klüver, Una d’Aragona, Will Webster, Willem Strauss, Yasmin Noorbakhsh

Abacus

Abacus is FRESH SALAD’s fourth virtual exhibition project, containing the works of 76 international artists.

This generous mix of visual styles and contexts from around the world included, for the first time, a selection of digital renders by Jonathan Vásquez and Jon Raine, and a project by Katia Mosconi exploring the life of refugees in Italy through the use of 3D architectural scanning.

The exhibition was live on our website and Kunstmatrix between the 16th-30th June 2023.

Artists: Alessandra Acierno, Niyousha AghaKasiry, Chinyere Amadi-Kamalu, Angela Andal, Roberto Bear, Elaoise Benson, Ana Paula Di Berardo, Devis Bergantin, Joana Bernd, Izzy Bez-Cryer, Ana Bicho, Austin Bieri, Adam Bird, Laura Bodnar, Léna Bogyay, Aaron Santos Boyd-Rochman, Kate Butler, Sandra Cavanagh, Berenike Corcuera, Christian DeFilippo, Zoran Dragelj, Cenk Duzyol, Caroline Elliot, Sewing Feng, Noah Fodor, Sevin Fortier, Grant Gasser, Millie Gifford, Jeremy Gluck, Henry Hu, Abby Ide, Paul James, Edward Jeavons, Hugh Kerr, Kabi Kimari, Jill Letten, Shen Fung Lin, Niamh Makin, Robyn Mallery, Something Like Art Maybe, Motyko Morales, Katia Mosconi, Laura Mota, Archie Nash, Giulio Noccesi, Tyler Nykilchyk, Iñaki Oñate, Riccardo Pacitti, Imogen Perkin, Karen Piddington, Hector Prats, Cătălina Preda, Jon Raine, César Rangel Ramos, Bill Redshaw, Lisa Robinson, Kelvin Rogers, Dariusz Romanowski, Cosima Ross, Lulu Ally Ruiter, Jenna Sedlack, Claire Shakespeare, Sky Shingirirai, Daisy-Drew Smith, Stu Sontier, Fernanda Morales Tovar, Khusnun Umatjina, LuLu Victoria-Lacy, Jonathan Vásquez, Virginia Howard Walcott, Peter Waters, Ursula Westwood, Noah Wing, David Yang, Qinlin Yang, Monika Zimová

The Hanging Garden

This exhibition featured contemporary painting, printmaking, ceramics, 3D-printed sculpture, collage, textiles, animation, and two short films which were surrounded in the space by plants brought by the artists to complement the artwork.

The exhibition was held at Gallery 19a, Brighton between the 21st and the 25th of March 2023.

Artists:  Ailbhe Coyle, Amelia Hodgetts, Archie Rogers, Ben Coleman, Charlotte Robinson, Cosima Ross, Ellis Thomas-Pam, Ellis Warren, Em Walker, Esme Curtis-Lundberg, Gabriella Hall, Georgie Huxley, Hamish Huxley, Imogen Fowkes, Kate Dominic, Katie Mess, Leah Bierman, Lydia Stonehouse, Max Stimson, Megan Hack, Richard Matthews, Sara Paowana, Saul Baraitser, Will Butterick

Canyon

Fresh Salad presents our latest virtual exhibition showcasing artwork from 72 emerging artists from around the world!

On the 18th February, the exhibition was projected onto the walls of RuptureXibit, Hampton Wick featuring a selection of short films for visitors to watch. This was accompanied by 15 contemporary UK artists’ work invited from our open call.

Also in the space was a variety of recent works by the resident artist Kate Howe.

  

Featured artists:  Adam Bird,  Alexandra Uccusic,  Andrea Plaza,   Arda Baha,  Axelle VM Philtjens,  Ayaz Yildiz,  Brandon Temple,  Camilla Dilshat,  Constanza Guadalajara,  David Ese Gagoh,  David Yang,  DeJeonge Reese,  Eddie Lohmeyer,  Elena Grossi,  Ellis Thomas-Pam,  Emily Kepulis,  Emily Mc Gardle,  Farah Corrigan,  Fazar Roma Agung Wibisono,  Hasanali Kadiwala,  Hellen Hernández,  Hyeyeon An,  Idowu Emmanuel,  Izzah Khalid,  Jean-Luc Bertel,  Julieta Tetelbaum,  Kate Butler,  Kate Howe,  Leslie Donahue,  Lydia Durnal,  Madeline Brice,  Magdalena Riendeau,  Mari Honma,  Matilde Milano,  Melissa Middleberg,  Nazli Efe,  Nika Rubinshtein,  Olivia Rose Durley,  Patrycja Loranc,  Riccardo Pacitti,  Richard Matthews,  Robert Matejce,  Sadie Shel,  Sara Havekotte,  Sarah Hawkins,  Sarah Jacobs,  Sebastian Errazuriz,  Seth D. Ellison,  Shubhangi Saxena,  Spencer Isitt,  Stephanie Stella,  Theo Overgaauw,  Tom Rogers,  Toussaint Rosefort,  Tran Quynh Nhi,  Wilda Fulyani,  Zahra Zaidi,  Ziemowit Fincek

Physical exhibiters: Alice Marshall, Annabel Tennyson-Davies, Archie Rogers, Ben Coleman, Bill Redshaw, Conchobhar Bowyn, Gabriella Hall, Georgie Huxley, Georgie Mason, Gina Boyle, Oyku Kutlar, Poppy Vinciguerra, Scarlett Hope-Gates, Tom Allwinton, Zhen Yang

Tub


The Walcot Chapel, built in 1812, was the location of the Tub art exhibition 2022.

Celebrating local artists from Bath and the surrounding areas, this show brought together a wide variety of practices; taking inspiration from things such as the natural world, domestic life, science fiction, consumerism, vehicular maintenence, folk culture, underwater worlds, and craft. This ecclectic mix of artwork complemented the immense building it inhabited.

With the majority of the exhibiting artists studying Fine Art at Bath Spa University, the rest having grown up in Bath, the Tub exhibition was a great opportunity for the people of Bath to see some of the exciting artwork produced by emerging creatives in the city.

Artists:  Gus Wallis, Libby Bove, Evie Hunt, Paul Smith, Edward Alexander Louis Devismes, Spike Hopewell, Tom Rogers, Joseph Blain, Madalena Botto, Archie Rogers, Ben Coleman, Asha Uberoi, Rosie Nicholson, Will Thomas, Beatrice Peppercorn, Milly Aburrow

Juice Box

The Juice Box physical show, hosted at the RuptureXIBIT gallery in Hampton Wick, ran alongside a digital exhibition of artwork from around the globe, which premiered at the private view on the 11th November 2022.

Both exhibitions showcased work from emerging artists and creatives with an exciting mix of visual styles and contexts, from painting, sculpture and drawing to performance, photography and film.

This was our biggest show to date, with nearly 100 artists all working together to curate and contribute as part of our growing artist community. Thank you all for coming and being involved!

Artists:   Adam Bird, Alice Marshall, Archie Rogers, Ben Coleman, Bee Nicholls, Christine Chua, Claire Shakespeare, Clemency Dyer, Conchobar Bowyn, Coral Harding, Ellis Warren, Georgia Brady-Tompt, Georgie Huxley, Gina Boyle, Jem Crook, Julia Couto, Julia Mowbray, Kate Butler, Katherine Conlon, Katie Mess, LEMO, Li Chengcheng, Lina Hermans, Linnea Skoglösa, Louisa Edwards, Luca Vincentelli, Malu Malu, Marla Kellard-Jones, Margot Gillespie, Matthew Dardart, Maya Patel, Miriam Aston-Hetherington, Naomi Boiko-Stapleton, Onosiokhue Yakubu, Öykü Kutler, Phoebe Russell, Rose Jones, Rosie Phillips, Ruba Nadar, Scarlett Hope-Gates, Scarlett Pochet, Téa Fearn, Thom Georgeson, Timothy Hocking, Zoey Chang

      

Silo Ono

Our first virtual exhibition featuring work from 50 artists. The Silo Ono Open Call encompasses varying visual styles and contexts from artists working across the globe. Creating an unmissable crispy and tasty showcase of new artistic practice.

The digital space is able to be navigated by the viewer first person, in an FPS style program. Consisting of three large rooms of works curated to enhance the apparent relationships contextually and physically. The show also includes links to two films titled Oyster and Virágom, Virágom. Live from the 1st to the 15th October 2022.

Artists:   Aoibhin Maguire, Thais Lenkiewicz, Becky Chase, Erin Williams, Lucy Scott, Anna Jarai, Claire Shakespeare, Milly Aburrow, Charlie Visconage, Tom Allwinton, Ezgi Nadir, Ben Coleman, Nathan Davies, Momi Das, Gina Boyle, Charlie Adamson-Hammond, Charlie Ottaway, Nourhanne Ibrahim, Julianne Conception, James Critchlow, Valerie Marshall, Maria Aamir, Dily Terry, Madeline Hernandez, Seth D. Ellison, Georgie Huxley, Lydia Durnall, Sherry Kerlin, Adenle Olukunle, Florian Kibler, Polina Surovova, Kim Leung, Jesse Strohauer, Conchobhar Bowyn, Savannah Calhoun, Alice Calvert, Rahul Ushahra, Alice Marshall, Tamara Kluver, Saoirse Egan, Mahes Meher, Archie Rogers, Anasuya Krishnaswamy, Alyssa Davis, Apollinariia Ilina, Michael Macdonald, Hannah Henson, Marina Alaeva, Dycer, Clemency Dyer

Fresh Salad

Our first physical exhibition, featuring new work by thirteen current fine art students and recent graduates, the majority of whom originate from the South West of England. Hosted at the Centrespace Gallery in Bristol between the 12th and 17th August 2022, Fresh Salad showcased a variety of painting, sculpture, textile and fabric work, ceramics, and video installation for the public to enjoy.

Themes covered by these works encompass aspects of abstraction, science, spirituality, fantasy, identity, the everyday and Britishness. The diversity of media and subjects offered a gripping discourse both visually and contextually.


Poster design by @ilkree

Artists:    Adam Bird, Ben Coleman, Poppy Vinciguerra, Kate Butler, Alice Calvert, Georgie Huxley, Thom Georgeson, Clem Dyer, Archie Rogers, Conor Bowyn, Joey Blain, Gina Boyle, and Alice Marshall