West London Society of Art

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The Arena Hayes, Uxbridge, UB11 1AA

“Vortex: A Vibrant Exploration of Abstraction and Nature” curated by Jack Verity
PV: Thursday, 17th October 2024, 7:30 – 10pm
Open: 18th – 20th October 2024, 11am – 5pm

“The Opening: Yoni a Symbol of Sacredness and Strength”
PV: Thursday, 24th October 2024, 6:30 – 10pm
Open: 25th – 27th October 2024, 11am – 5pm

Launched in 2023, The WLSOA is a nonprofit organisation run by a diverse network, their creatives are all based on West London and surrounding areas, who are looking to create a
series of art events for artists, art enthusiasts and the local community. Their mission is to foster a vibrant and inclusive artistic community that enriches the lives of individuals, while contributing to the cultural fabric of our local area. Through their diverse range of programs, initiatives, and collaborations, they aim to ignite creativity, promote artistic expression, and cultivate a sense of belonging among artists and art enthusiasts, members of the public, local education and local businesses. In essence, West London Society of Art is committed to creating an inclusive and dynamic artistic community that celebrates local talent, promotes artistic growth, engages the wider community, and leaves a lasting impact on the cultural landscape of West London.

All directors have experience in organising and curating art events. Christian Azolan and Konrad Treter organised a high end solo exhibition in Fitzrovia Chapel in 2022 with a turnout of approximately 4000 guests across 2 days. Christian and Komal are accomplished artists with experience of exhibiting in art galleries. They are based in Hillingdon, Christian works for Brunel University as a Lecturer, Komal, teaches art workshops and art therapy to the local community.

Working with Hypha Project Space would give them an opportunity to enable local artists and creatives with diverse backgrounds to take the next step in their professional practice. They want the local community to experiment, display and learn about art and different art practices. Having an art event space would give their artists the ability to show their work and engage with the local community and sell their work. In addition to this they would run art workshops engaging with local youth and elderly giving them opportunity to learn new skills and expand their social connections to improve their wellbeing.

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Artists

Sahar Khaleghi

Sahar is a mixed media artist, originally from Iran, and now based in London her work is often inspired by Eastern mythology and aims to centre and empower women.

Mumbi Munyua

Mumbi is a digital artist who’s colourful pieces explore themes of representation, inclusion, lifestyle and fashion.

Lakshmi Skala

Lakshmi is a digital Artist based in West London who’s work explores themes of nostalgia and energies while capturing magic in our everyday lived experiences.

Arlette

Arlette is a London-based artist renowned for her expertise in oil painting, lino prints, and digital art. Her work delves into the intricate themes of motherhood, capturing its depth and beauty in her unique style.

Yeside Linney

Yeside is a fine artist whose abstracts take inspiration from her love for the countryside as well as her Nigerian heritage.

Manoela Grigorova

Manoela is a mixed media artist who draws inspiration from nature’s patterns and textures as well as the contradictions and contrasts from her real life experiences.

Terna Jogo

Terna’s photography explores themes of beauty, style and personal expression with colour playing key role in the work.

Yasmin Teniola Idris

Yasmin is a Nigerian British artist whose paintings and digital media work explore futurism and surrealism.

Lucky Azad

Lucky is a fine artist and writer who’s work explores various themes from religion, current affairs and identity. An interdisciplinary artist from filmmaker to illustrator.

Shalini Bharadwaj

Award-winning designer Shalini Bharadwaj, inspired by her nostalgic Indian childhood, creates fine art and jewelry.

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