Evening Guided Gallery Tour with Steven Appleby at Space Station Sixty-Five
Date: Thursday, 5th December
Time: 5:00pm – 6:00pm
Location: Space Station Sixty-Five, Kennington, London
Admission: Free (Booking essential)
Join us for an informal guided tour of Nothing is Real, the latest exhibition at Space Station Sixty-Five, led by the artist himself, Steven Appleby. This exclusive one-hour tour will take you through a retrospective of 40 years of Appleby’s work, offering a personal insight into his celebrated observational cartoons, surrealist paintings, prints, films, photographs, and much more.
Steven will guide you through over 100 pieces that explore life’s most profound questions, delving into themes like secrets, death, sex, aging, gender, and identity. With highlights including his contribution to Pixies’ Trompe le Monde album cover, archival sketches from Appleby’s animated series Captain Star, and a special wall dedicated to his Loomus comic strips, this tour offers a rare opportunity to hear directly from the artist about his diverse and thought-provoking career.
What to Expect:
- A walk-through of Steven Appleby’s Nothing is Real exhibition, featuring 40 years of work in various mediums.
- Insight into iconic pieces, including Loomus cartoons, Captain Star animation sketches, and more.
- An informal Q&A where Steven will discuss his creative process, inspirations, and the themes behind his work.
- Light refreshments will be provided.
Important Information:
- This event is free to attend, but spaces are limited, so booking is essential.
- Space Station Sixty-Five is a fully wheelchair accessible venue.
- There are no age restrictions to this event, but adult themes may be discussed
Whether you're a long-time fan of Steven Appleby’s work or a newcomer eager to explore his surreal world, this is a fantastic chance to experience his creative journey first-hand. Don’t miss out on this special evening!
Space Station Sixty-Five is a gallery operated by Space Art CIO, registered charity number 1188167