Butcher’s is made possible through the support of many people and their generous exchanges. Thank you especially to those below.
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183 Royal College Street is the studio of Graham Hudson for the location of which we would like to thank the kind support of Amazing Space and Arthur Duke. For more about Graham Hudson and his work visit his website: http://web.mac.com/grahamhudson/
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Electronest is the creative association of Pierre Schmidt and Jerome Rigaud. Electronest develops technology for design and communication purposes. Electronest uses culture, knowledge and skills as a mean to develop new concepts, sustainable approaches and nice projects. Electronest acts on both sides of a project: design and development. Visit Electronest
Also see Tlktlk - a daily dose of nice event.
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Rokeby is an independent commercial gallery for contemporary art, exhibiting work by emerging artists from the UK and beyond. Rokeby was launched in April 2005 by Beth and Edward Greenacre. Visit Rokeby
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Åbäke is Patrick Lacey, Benjamin Reichen, Kajsa Ståhl and Maki Suzuki. They were educated at Brighton University, Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs, Paris, HDK in Gothenburg and the Royal College of Art, London. The group is based in London and has worked for clients including Maison Martin Margiela, Peter Jensen, and Martino Gamper. They teach at the Royal College of Art and Central Saint Martins, London and organize workshops and events internationally.
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176 is the home of the Zabludowicz Collection which currently comprises over 1,000 works by more than 350 contemporary artists from 33 countries lends to countless international museums and institutions. 176 aims to extend the Collection’s reach by inviting the public to engage with what we feel are the most dynamic, exciting and progressive artworks by artists living today. For more info about 176 and the Zabludowicz Collection visit: http://www.projectspace176.com/