Stephen Walter: Final Weekend

After the brilliant reception we have had for our Stephen Walter show, we would like to share some of the reviewers' thoughts with you.

"This is art of the highest order, for it not only looks terrific on the wall, but it also engages the intellect and sparks curiosity. Indeed, it made us want to take part — to excavate that old sketchpad, and start mapping out our own landscapes. A must-see exhibition."

Matt Brown, Londonist

Rachel Guthrie elaborates on the unique use of a hagioscope for Walter’s Nova Utopia, “which hones in on an area of this elaborately conceived new world and magnifies it.”

Rachel Guthrie, Art of England

“Seamlessly interspersing famous landmarks with secret trivia, Walter’s work overwhelms the senses with a wash of visual and textual information.”

Kathryn Murray-Bruce, Square Mile

Stephen Walter: Anthropocene

Londonewcastle Project Space, 28 Redchurch Street, London E2 7DP
3 - 28 July 2013 | Read the full press release

Stephen Walter's fantastic solo exhibition, 'Anthropocene', is open until 28 July. We're delighted at the response the exhibition has received so far: thank you to everyone who has visited. For those who haven't yet, or can't, here are a few installation shots to give you an idea of the scope of the show.



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'My London' - Rob Ryan & Stephen Walter

We are delighted to have teamed up with Exposure Gallery to produce this exhibition of work by Rob Ryan and Stephen Walter, showing their own unique and beautiful perspectives of our capital city. Rob Ryan is exhibiting a selection of his delicate papercut works which poignantly blend love and melancholy. Stephen Walter shows a series of dense and intricate maps of London's boroughs deconstructed from 'The Island' - a huge map of London which took him 2 years to complete. Topographical truth and personal insights are carefully binded together in his work. You can visit at Exposure Gallery, 22 - 23 Little Portland Street, London, W1W 8BU until March 2.