Salon des Refusés 2013, curated by HAPPENSTANCE Gallery.
Following the tradition of the 19th century Parisian Salon des Refusés, (when Napoleon let rejected works be exhibited alongside those accepted ones after artists protested the Salon jury’s rejection of 3000 works), Happenstance Gallery is again organising an exhibition of paintings, graphic and mixed media works, photographs and prints rejected from the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
Unlike our predecessors, we are not protesting, but helping. We respect the Royal Academicians’ judgement and understand that exhibiting at the RA Summer Exhibition is a great honour and privilege, and that the RA walls are limited and a lot of good artwork has to be rejected.
We want those works to still be on show and to let the public judge which ones they like most of all, independent from experts’ decision. For this reason, every visitor to the exhibition will be asked to vote for three favourite pieces.
Results from last years public vote
Let’s think together about what art is, what its value is estimated by and whether it should even be estimated at all. Let’s listen to what our deepest feelings are telling us, which artwork appeals to us and maybe we’ll discover new talents worthy of worldwide fame and appreciation, gems like Manet and Whistler, whose work would otherwise have vanished inside dusty attics or be lost to posterity.
yes, S Mykhalkiv’s works are for sale. Please, contact me on 07587-229-448 or art.happenstance@gmail.com.
Regards,
Anastasia Popoola
Happenstance Gallery curator
hi, yes, there will be a fee. The details will be available later this week.
The all new Happenstance Gallery show, broadcast live on Hoxton.FM, from the opening night of ‘Topias’, an exhibition of photography by Juan Carlos Verona.
Features an interview with Francesca McHugh, a pioneer of the Power Of Love art movement - as well as chats with random art lovers and eclectic electronica courtesy of The Happenstancer…

HAPPENSTANCE Gallery presents


TAZ’s solo show has now moved to Betty’s Coffee Shop in Dalston (510b Kingsland Road, London E8 4AE, view map). Open Mon-Fri 8:30am-6pm and Sat-Sun 10am-6pm.
FUTURE VINTAGE - TAZ Art Show & (A Slightly Fancy) FRAMING FAIR

Rude Audio - Wise Blood (Geese remix). Music video featuring Happenstance Gallery artists. Yay!
Art by:
TAZ
Natalia Milovidova
Alice Stallard
Olga Lari
Lesya Kara-Kotsya
ColourKid
Gillian Holding
Music:
Dirty Remixes EP available via all the usual sites from November 12th 2012
www.rudeaudio.net
‘That Dirty Echo’ available at Kudos:http://www.kudosrecords.co.uk/release/Z010/Rude_Audio_That_Dirty_Echo.html
http://www.facebook.com/rudeaudio
http://twitter.com/RudeAudio
http://soundcloud.com/rudeaudio