Art diaryl ARCADE, Peggy Franck: With nohands. Like a sea. Until December 17, 87 Lever Street, EC1, 020 7608 0428,www.arcadefinearts.com l ART SPACE GALLERY, WinterJourney: Yves Berger, AnthonyFarrell, Paul Hamlyn, GeorgeRowlett, Anthony Whishaw. UntilJanuary 27, 84 St Peter’s St, N1, 0207359 7002, www.artspacegallery.co.uk l BARBICAN, The Vulgar: Fashion Redefined. Until February 52017, Silk Street, EC2, 020 7638 8891 l BARBICAN CURVE, BedwyrWilliams: The Gulch. Until January8 2017, Silk Street, EC2, 020 7638 8891,www.barbican.org.uk/artgalleryl CHARLIE SMITH GALLERY, TheGood, The Bad and The Ugly: Twenty-Two Painters. Curated byAlex Gene Morrison and KieraBennet. Until December 17. 336 OldStreet, EC1V 9DR, 020 7739 4055,www.charliesmithlondon.coml CUBITT, Here Comes A NewChallenger! Video interviews onarcade games. Until December 18, 8 Angel Mews, N1, 020 7278 8226,www.cubittartists.org.uk l CURIOUS DUKE GALLERY, ACurious Christmas. Until January28,173 Whitecross Street, EC1Y 8JT, 020 7251 6551,www.curiousdukegallery.com l DOMOBAAL, The Rural College ofArt: Found & Forged. Until Dec 17, 3 John St, WC1, 020 7242 9604,www.domobaal.com l ESTORICK COLLECTION, Gallerytemporarily closed until January2017, 39a Canonbury Square, N1, 0207704 9522, www.estorickcollection.com l GAGOSIAN GALLERY, RichardSerra: NJ-2, Rounds: Equal Weight,Unequal Measure, Rotate. UntilFebruary 25, 6-24 Britannia Street, WC1X9JD, 020 7841 9960, www.gagosian.coml GEFFRYE MUSEUM, TeenageBedrooms: “like a house inside of ahouse”. Until March 2017. 136Kingsland Road, E2 8EA, 020 7739 9893,
www.geffrye-museum.org.ukl HOUSE OF ILLUSTRATION,Ardizzone: A Retrospective. UntilJanuary 15, 2 Granary Square, King’sCross, N1, 020 3696 2020,www.houseofillustration.org.uk l ISLINGTON ARTS FACTORY,MakeArt: art by young people fromthe borough. Until Dec 22, 2 ParkhurstRd, N7 0SF, 020 7607 0561,www.islingtonartsfactory.orgl ISLINGTON MUSEUM, CommitOutrage! The Spa Fields Riots of1816. Until January 7, 245 St John St,EC1V, 020 7527 2837,www.islington.gov.uk/libraries-arts-and-heritage/heritage/islington-museum/exhibitionsl JAMES FREEMAN GALLERY, TraceElements: Cristiano Di Martino,Emily Allchurch, Jane Ward,Suzanne Moxhay. Until January 14,354 Upper Street, N1, 020 7226 3300,ww.jamesfreemangallery.com l LARGE GLASS, Guido GuidiFacciate/ Facades. Until Dec 22, 392Caledonian Rd, N1, 020 7609 9345,www.largeglass.co.ukl OUTPOST, John Sheehy: No Time for Tears. Until January 31,546 Holloway Road, N7 6JP, 020 7281 3620,http://peterbedford.org.uk/outpostl PANGOLIN LONDON, PangolinLondon Sculpture Trail. UntilDecember 30, Kings Place, 90 York Way,N1, 020 7520 1480, 0750 121 2300,www.pangolinlondon.com l SID MOTION GALLERY, PaulHousley: Factory to Palace. Until Dec23, 142 York Way, N1 0AX.www.sidmotiongallery.co.ukl TINTYPE GALLERY, Essex Road III.Until January 14, 107 Essex Road, N1,0794 654 5978,www.tintypegallery.com l WILLIAM BENINGTON GALLERY,Tim Sandys: You Against You. UntilJanuary 20, 20 Arlington Way, EC1R 1UY,020 3659 5818,williambeningtongallery.co.uk
14 ART Islington Tribune Friday 16 December 2016Follow us on Twitter @islingtontrib
Sunday 18th December9.00 am Holy Communion10.30am Family service with nativity6.00pm Carols by candlelight
Christmas Eve 24th December4.00pm Christingle Service11.30pm Holy Communion
Christmas Day 25th December 9.00am Holy Communion10.30am Family Service with Communion
Christmas at St Andrew’s Church, Thornhill Square N1 1BQFor more information please be in touch:020 7607 4552www.standrewsislington.comThere are services at St Andrew’s throughoutthe year at 9.00am and 10.30am.
Wednesday, 21 December12.05pm - Lunchtime Mass
Saturday, 24 December, Christmas Eve11.30pm - Solemn Liturgy of Christmas withCarols, Readings, Blessing of Crib & MidnightMass, followed by mince-pies & mulled wine.
Sunday, 25 December, Christmas Day10.00am - Christmas Morning Mass withCarols.
Wednesday, 28 December12.05pm - Lunchtime Mass
Sunday, 1 January11.30am - Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God, Sung Mass
St. Joseph’s Church Lamb’s Buildings, Lamb’s Passage, off Bunhill Row, London EC1Y 8LEwww.stjosephsbunhillrow.co.uk • 020 7247 8390
St George and All Saints Church Services18 DECEMBER11am An angel calls7pm Carols by candlelight - mince
pies and mulled wine!
24 DECEMBER11.30pm Midnight Mass -
Cheese and wine
25 DECEMBER10.30am Christmas Day Family Serv-ice There’s room at the stable
More info atwww.stgeorges.moonfruit.comCrayford Road, Tufnell Park, N7 0ND020 7607 6678
Christmas Services at the PagetBingfield Park, Bemerton Estate N1
Bemerton CarolsSaturday 17th December, 3-5pmA community carol service from 4-5pm but beforehandwe’ll have crafts and children’s activities so join usfrom 3pm for some festive fun.
Christingle ServiceFriday 23rd December, 4pmWe will tell the Christmas story through makingchristingles and singing carols.
For more information contact Ted Fell, vicar of All Saints Church.Phone:020 7837 0720E-mail:[email protected]: barnsburyparish.com
Christmas& NewYearChurchServices2016
As a film-maker Teresa Grimesproduced documentaries, workedfor Thames TV, and gave us the Five
Women Painters series for Channel 4.Now, as director of Tintype, she is
offering a picture show of a different sort, ascreening of a series of short films back-projected onto the window of hercontemporary art gallery in Islington.
Essex Road III is eight short films byartists Susan Collins, Lynne Marsh, JennetThomas, Amikam Toren, John Walter, AliceMay Williams, Joby Williamson, and AndreaLuka Zimmerman.
Teresa says: “It’s very much to do withEssex Road, the street, which I love beingable to look onto as I’m working. That’s infact how the whole idea started.”
The brief to the artists was to provide afilm of about five minutes “that in someway relates to Essex Road”.
As the title suggests, the project is nowin its third year, and the daily screeningsfor passers-by run on a loop, from duskuntil midnight, and will continue untilJanuary 14.
Tintype was formerly in Clerkenwellbefore moving to its present location threeyears ago. It currently represents 11 artistsand mounts eight exhibitions a year, frompaintings and prints to “sculpturalinstallations”, performance, special eventsand more.
Teresa stresses: “We are a contemporaryart gallery, we are not a cinema”, but whilethe films are running, the gallery itself is indarkness.
She adds: “I’ve had some lovelydialogues with people who, when I’ve just
popped out, are watching the films andjust start chatting.
“There have been quite a few peoplewho have lived in this area a long time, sothey tell me their old stories and vignettes,which is nice.”
The artists have produced very differentworks with wide-ranging subject matter.There’s “a search for wildlife in EssexRoad… from a stuffed rabbit, ornamentalhorses, and deer paintings, to pet dogs and
pigeons”; a juxtaposition of a helicopter’srotating blades and a young man pacing upand down a section of the road swinging akey ring on his finger; themes ofresurrection, entertainment and death,inspired by the Art Deco cinema, once abingo hall; a personal story of love lost onEssex Road “thwarted by the excessivelyefficient 38 bus service”; and the lesspersonal examination of the local shops“…an assortment of independent
businesses that clamour for your glance,your attention and your engagement.”.
As they say, watch this space.Arts Council England and Islington’s
Local Initiatives Fund are supportingTintype with the project.
JOHN EVANSl Essex Road III is at Tintype, 107 EssexRoad, N1 2SL, 020 7354 4360, dusk tomidnight, daily until January 14.www.tintypegallery.com
The late picture show with a difference
The late picture show at Tintype – Essex Road III 2016 – the gallery’s special screening of eight artists’ films, inspired by the road itself
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