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The Holy Art Gallery Exhibition London and Athens
                      March 8th - 17th 2024
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     The Holy Art Gallery will be showcasing the beautiful artwork from the short film "Birds of a Feather" as well as the film itself among a collection of other amazing art pieces from fellow artist around the world.

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London Gallery - The Holy Art 21-31 Shacklewell Ln E8 2DA, London   SOLD OUT

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Athens Gallery - Praxitelous 26, 105 61, Athens, Greece

Private Viewing on Friday, 8 March 2024, at 19:30 - 22:00
Open to the public until 17 March 2024, Praxitelous 26, Athens, 105 61

The Holy Art Gallery presents the new series of on-site digital exhibition shows “ART ON LOOP London- Athens”, that will take place both at The Holy Art Gallery in London and Athens!
The Holy Art curatorial team has prepared, once again, a unique group exhibition, utilizing the latest technology, to offer the audience an unprecedented viewing experience! Artworks of every medium will be displayed on high-definition screens with complimentary lighting and amazing beats! Canvases, sculptures, digital artworks, NFTs and so much more will be exhibited in two of the most influential art destinations in Europe!
If you are looking for an artistic and curatorial challenge that redefines the boundaries between art and technology, then this exhibition is for you!
Join this celebration of international art and digital innovation in the first on-site digital gallery in South Europe, while enjoying the free wine that is offered by the Holy Art team!
Still thinking about it?The admission is FREE, and there will be an open wine bar for the audience!

For more information: https://www.theholyart.com/.
Contact: athens@theholyart.com.
Visiting days & hours: Monday - Friday 10:00-13:00 & 14:00-17:00,
Friday of the private viewing open 19:30-22:00, Weekend 11:00 - 17:00.

Premiere Exhibition 2020 Melbourne, Australia

    Well what a fabulous exhibition it was. An opening night extravaganza  and a full week with so many delightful and friendly faces. Some already well known and others new.

        It was such a joy to have all the films put together in one visual setting. You can really see their individual expressions and how they also connect with each others' main message of equality. I loved hearing what people had to say about their favourite films and my opportunity to explain the story and reasoning behind them.

The exhibition space was dispersed on two levels. One level with original artwork, prints and cinema booth showing the background work for each film. The second level was converted into a rooftop cinema showcasing all six films in rotation. 

Exhibition Tour

Due to Melbourne's lockdown periods here weren't too many available free hands to assist with the construction, so I had to make it work to my best capabilities.

Official posters going up.

Walls had to be built to create more space for the artwork as the initial room had only one wall to hang on.

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New walls up for  the cinema booth.

Official exhibition poster.

The exhibition
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