Exhibition Mapping The Human Brain @ The Old Biscuit Factory, London UK

My works will be part of the new exhibition called “Mapping The Human Brain” at The Old Biscuit Factory in London UK, organized by art collective Art Number 23, on 22nd June.

Art Number 23 is hosting the group exhibition “Mapping The Human Brain,” with local and international artists. The exhibition will be focussed on the human brain, the four lobes, and their function.

https://www.artnumber23.uk/upcoming

Artists involved:

• “Mapping The Human Brain”

Lito Apostolakou
Sandra Beccarelli
Danica Bicanic
Kate Buckley
Julian Camilo
Sina Ghahremani
Nikki Hafter
Mia - Jane Harris
Lapinus Lapinus
After Before (Stephen McGowan)
Abi Miller
Guy Tarrant
Samar F. Zia


• Open Studios

Keanu Arcadio
Nina Baxter
Gill Button
Andrew Gadd
Lauren Goldie
Craig Jenkins
Tezz Kamoen
Cheryl Papasian
Matthew Pettit
Bernard Rangel
Kira Romano
Dani Tagen
Nam Tran
Lottie Turner
Rodolfo Villaplana
Tom White
Corey White
Cherry Williams
Alex Wood


The main event will take place on the 22nd June from 6:30pm to 9:30pm.

The artists' studios will also be open on Saturday 23rd June and Sunday 24th June from 11am to 6pm.

The exhibition will also be open daily from 11am to 6pm until the 27th June.

100 Clements road
Block F
The Old Biscuit Factory
SE16 4DG

Closest station: Bermondsey Underground (Jubilee line)

The admission is free and no RSVP is needed.

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