【13-28 Sep 2018】
In a celebration of heritage and the power of a woman’s sexuality, ‘Hana Machi’ is an intimate exhibition by Japanese-born, London-based painter, SAKI&Bitches.
SAKI&Bitches is Japanese Street artist/painter/illustrator currently based in London.
She has a background in the fashion industry, having worked as a make-up artist for seven years in Tokyo, New York and London before switching from faces to the canvas.
As a self-taught artist, SAKI’s work/style grow from doodles on the back of scrap pieces of paper to full-scale portraits.
She’s playing around with multiple mediums over the years; paint, pencils, stencils, woodcraft and some sculpting.
Her work is unintentionally controversial and erotically sweet, it’s plain twisted.
Her glamorous paintings keep flirting around London!
Website: www.sakiandb.com
instagram: @sakiandbitches
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An art exhibition in support of National Ugly Mugs (NUM).
Part of the art sales will be donated to NUM.
Their mission: ending violence against sex workers
FREE ENTRANCE
OPENING HOURS:
MON-FRI 11:00-19:00
SAT (15th Sep only) 12:00-18:00
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‘HANA MACHI’ by SAKI&Bitches 【Artist Talk + Q&A with special guest】
Saturday 15th Sep 14:30-15:30
Join us on Saturday 15th September at 14:30 for an informal Artist Talk and open Q&A for the exhibition ‘HANA MACHI’ by Japanese-born London-based artist SAKI&Bitches.
Hear more, directly from the artist, about the interesting story of yūjo through SAKI’s exquisite yet raw artworks.
Special guest: Del Campbell, Policy, Police and Training Lead of NUM.
This exhibition is in support of the National Ugly Mugs (NUM). On the day, we will be fundraising to support this charity, please make a generous donation 🙂
FREE ENTRANCE
ALL WELCOME