Mary O Gallery

Sisters in Spirit Exhibition

2010-09-14T17:25:00.000+01:00

"Time Waits for No-One" Exhibition

2010-06-09T23:19:00.005+01:00

First Ever Manga Adaptation of the World’s Bestselling Book: The Bible

2009-11-12T14:35:00.009Z

The Art of Siku – The Manga Bible

Exhibition showing on

21st November 2009

at 7pm

St Alban's Church,

2 Margravine Road,

Hammersmith, London, W6 8HJ.

For those of you who love Manga animation there will be an

opportunity to take part in a mini manga workshop with Siku.

Also featuring in the exhibition is Mary O Gallery showing work from the Moved collection, Paintings by Nadiya Pavliv, Henry Olonga, Rowena Rich, Helen Stride, and Lee - Anne Stephens; Design and Ceramic by Elijah Kinne; Pencil/Charcoal by Lee-Anne Stephens & Amy Eckleben; Photographs by Diane Fick; Poetry by Ruth B Melanie C, Leon, Mammello, Shirley B
and much more.

As you can see there is a variety and large body of work, something for everyone.

In addition to this list we also have stage performances which will add to the entertainment. Please do invite your friends and family to this relaxed and fun evening which, besides all the art and entertainment, will also include
drinks and finger foods.

Ticket only £7

Single or multiple tickets can be purchased online at:

http://www.everynation.co.uk/index.php?m=content_page&id=130

All Enquiries: arts@everynation.co.uk

Canvas is a relaxed evening of arts and entertainment featuring a variety of art forms including animation, classical piano, photographs, film, paintings and fine art, bands, vocalists and musicians.

2009 BBI Awards at The Hilton

2009-11-05T16:22:00.005Z

BBC London’s Eddie Nestor & Actor and Comedian Robbie Gee

Tariro Masukume & Mary Osinibi

Tariro Masukume & work from the Moved Exhibition collection

Tariro Masukume and photographer Thabo Jaiyesimi

Sunny Lambe, Founder and Executive Director of BBI LTD

2009 Black Business Initiative's prestigious annual business awards, dinner & dance ceremony was held at The Hilton London Tower Bridge, 5 More London Place, on Saturday 31st October 2009.

The awards was hosted by actor and comedian Robbie Gee & BBC London’s Eddie Nestor, with dignitaries and celebrities galore, mingling alongside young entrepreneurs and successful business moguls, it was a night of great food, live music, fun and comedy.

For more information about the BBI do check out there website www.bbinitiative.com

Press: Ethno News – “THE WORLD IS MY STUDIO”

2009-11-05T15:39:00.008Z

Rising photographer Mary Osinibi speaks to reporter Emily Adenipekun from the Ethno News, about her passion for documenting society. Read the full article by clicking on the picture.

Cover picture taken by Aaron Soares, Model: Saxophonist, Tyrone

Picture taken during the Moved Exhibition opening night.

Model: Mary Osinibi, Self-portrait

Ethno News is a medium for informing, educating, entertaining, motivating and promoting Black & Minority Ethnic (BME) businesses and community as a whole. Ethno News is published quarterly.

UNiQ

2009-10-27T13:39:00.002Z

Congratulation to producer UNiQ, who won the

Synaesthesia campaign competition.

You can find out more about UNiQ at http://www.myspace.com/p333productionz

Synaesthesia: Aesthetic Sound
The Noughties gave rise to a preponderance of would-be producers who eagerly crunched away at the control-pads on their PlayStations, in the obscure hope they’d be ‘discovered.’

To well-intended choruses of ‘that’s heavy blaad!’ from fan bases (which seldom extended beyond immediate friends and family), these producers would churn out track after mediocre track laced with lazy samples, synth-laden beats and plodding bass-lines. In a nutshell, everyone and their grandma was a ‘producer’ by some stretch of the imagination.

Meanwhile, some of South London’s finest where cooking up a storm with refreshingly clean, polished productions that are set to blow up.

The Synaesthesia campaign challenged these artists to produce an instrumental which reflected the tone of an image from the MOVED collection.

Profile: UNiQ
1. Name: Joanna Beeko.
2. Age: 23.
3. Alias: UNiQ.
4. Where are you from? My roots are Ghanaian. South London born-and-bred.
5. Favourite Song of all time? I can’t believe you are asking me this haha! That’s a tough one but the song that springs to mind right now is The Mac Band’s “Roses Are Red.”
6. What are your influences? Kirk Franklin, Fred Hammond, Hezekiah Walker, Earth Wind and Fire, Tom Brooks, Quincy Jones and Just Blaze.
7. Years you have been producing: Honestly, I’ve been producing since secondary school but only started taking it seriously when I got to college so I’d say about 5 years.
8. Describe yourself in 3 words: Beautiful, creative and fun.
9. Describe your music in 3 words: Creative, intricate, deep.
10. What is your favourite colour? Blue.
11. What is your favourite food? Gari and beans with plantain, washed down with cold Supermalt.
12. Siblings? Three sisters.
13. Ideal holiday: At this point in time Spain.
14. Favourite saying or expression: Life is what you make it.
15. What people say about you when you’re not around:
I don’t know unless they come and tell me.
16. 5 things on a desert island: Blackberry, ipod, Bible, Chapstick and Cocoa butter.
17. One thing you would change about the world: I would eradicate poverty. I believe once that has gone, violence, crime and greed would be cut down drastically – if not, completely because everyone would have enough.
18. Would like to meet: Kirk Franklin and Quincy Jones.
19. If I could have one superpower what would it be…
I would love to be able read people’s minds. That would be so much fun!
20. Art is…Exposing your heart through creativity.

Moved Exhibition Event

2009-09-01T23:42:00.005+01:00

We would firstly like to say a HUGE thank you for all those who where able to make it to the launch of the MOved exhibition. The response to the exhibition has been overwhelming.

You all looked stunning and fabulous, thank you all for your support.

As some of you may be aware, the gallery will be exhibiting Mary O images until 30 August 2009 and you are all free to return to the gallery during the opening hours of 10-6 (mon - sat) and 11-5 (sun), free of charge and at your own leisure. (If you are unable to make any of these times, private viewing appointments can be made for after 6:00pm by calling the gallery directly on 0207 792 1808)

We would like to also take this opportunity to invite you all and your guests to the BIG closing party which will be taking place this coming Friday (28 August 2009) at the 118 Gallery. The party will begin from 6:30pm and will be open to all?? The night will include drinks, snacks, music and much more...all that is needed is your beautiful presence.

For further information please do not hesitate in contacting via info@maryogallery.com or 07984734458

Again your presence and continued support is much appreciated and we look forward to seeing you all at the closing night party!