Dont Leave me this way | Group Exhibition, The Stash Gallery, London

Don’t Leave Me This Way

Don’t leave me this way
I can’t survive, I can’t stay alive
Without your love, no baby

Don’t leave me this way
I can’t exist, I will surely miss your tender kiss
So don’t leave me this way

Oh, baby, my heart is full of love and desire for you
So come on down and do what you’ve got to do
You started this fire down in my soul
Now can’t you see it’s burning out of control
So come on down and satisfy the need in me
‘Cause only your good loving can set me free
………………

Maybe it’s Brexit, maybe it’s an affair. Is there a right way to leave?
Somehow, I at least, doubt it!

“We are a group of U.K. or Greece-based artists. Some of us have been both at some point time.
I Studied in London UCL, and have family and close friends in the UK so I am mourning at the loss of our union”, tell us Alexandros Maganiotis.

All of us have left something behind, whether it be a person a country or an accord.
It doesn’ t have to be all Sturm und Drang, some things are good to leave behind.
The artists in the show will have their own take on separation. 

Agenda
Location  The Stash Gallery / Vout-O-Reenees Arts Club the Crypt of 30 Prescot Street London
Duration  7 – 30 November 2019
Opening hours  Tuesdays through Saturdays, 5pm till late.

The show will transfer to the Project Gallery, Athens, Greece, opening 20th of March 2020.

Participating Artists
Thodoros Brouskomatis
The DnA factory
Roger Dean
Antonis Frantzeskakis
Nikos Giavropoulos
Rupert Goldsworthy
Roxana Halls
Sally Heard
Wilma Johnson
Katerina Kalogeraki
Antigoni Kavvatha
Alexandros Maganiotis 
Jordan McKenzie
Nicholas Moore