Eclectic Gallery was featured in Westminster Extra as part of The Artist’s Corner, a special three-day exhibition organised by Fitzrovia Quarter to celebrate the neighbourhood’s creative community and mark the beginning of London’s autumn art season.
Held at 55 Eastcastle Street in Fitzrovia, the exhibition brought together painting, photography, sculpture and installation from a selection of emerging artists and established local galleries. Curated by Lydia Allain Chapman, the project presented Eclectic Gallery alongside other Fitzrovia-based galleries and cultural organisations, creating a collective showcase of the area’s diverse artistic identity.
The publication also covered the unveiling of Threads in Common, a new 13.5-metre mural by artist Oliwia Bober, commissioned by The Langham Estate. The mural and exhibition formed part of a wider programme highlighting Fitzrovia as one of London’s active creative neighbourhoods and encouraging audiences to discover the galleries, artists and cultural spaces based in the area.
Eclectic Gallery was represented at the exhibition as part of this wider collaboration with Fitzrovia Quarter, strengthening the gallery’s connection with its local creative community. The article also featured Nika Kirpichenko and Constantin Botezat from Eclectic Gallery alongside the curator, participating artists and representatives of other local galleries at The Artist’s Corner.
Read the full publication: Westminster Extra – Fitzrovia Quarter unveils striking new mural by artist Oliwia Bober