The Stinging Netil is taking up lots and lots of my time at the moment, just like Organgrinding really!
THE STINGING NETIL – A REASONABLE PRICED ART FAIR, GATHERING & MUSIC EVENT IN EAST LONDON…
THE STINGING NETIL is an artist-run reasonably priced art fair happening in London Fields, London, E8. We’re taking over the already established Netil House Market and create a gathering of artists – fine artists, street artists, print makers, art enthusiasts, collectors, people who just want to come out and enjoy looking at some new exciting – we’ll have traditional market stalls alive with very reasonably priced art, we’ll have live art, food art, a music stage with bands playing all day. An art fair, an art mart - not just an art fair though, a creative gathering, a place to interact, network, be pro-active…
WHERE: It all happens in Netil House car park on Sunday July 10th, just off fashionable Broadway and right by the always busy London Fields park in Hackney, East London, E8. The event will run from 11am until 8pm.
ART: Expect to find 25 or so traditional market stalls, being run by the artists themselves, all packed with very reasonable priced fine art, canvas paintings, prints, street art and more – art and creativity from a whole cross section of vibrant exciting London artists. Each stall taken by an individual artist, a group, a collective or a small London gallery.
MUSIC / PERFORMANCE: Alongside the art stalls, we’ll have a music/performance area with experimental bands, folk flavoured bands, art rock, country anarchy, alternative musical colour and who knows what. We’ll have performance, we’ll have food art, live art, paste-ups and all kinds of interesting things to hear, see, touch and eat…
TIMES: The Art Mart opens at 11.00am, Sunday morning, the first band will play at Midday, and we’ll have music and art flowing until 8pm
TRAVEL: Netil Market is five minutes walk from London Fields overground railway station (12 minutes from Liverpool Street), the area is also very very well served by many buses, for full travel details see the Stinging Netil pages on the Organ site at www.organart.com
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