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Peepshow exhibition PeepShowRoom features new personal work by the creative collective

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Date
23 November 2016
An abstract collage of bold, colourful shapes on a pink background. Organic forms in green, blue, and magenta are layered with textured brushstrokes, thin vertical lines, and small geometric patterns.
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Jenny Bowers: PeepShowRoom poster

Visual arts studio and creative collective Peepshow is hosting an exhibition of new personal work to mark the opening of its new online print shop.

Featuring works Lucy Vigrass, Jenny Bowers, Luke Best, Miles Donovan, Spencer Wilson and Pete Mellor, the show brings together illustration, graphic art, collage and animation.

Billed as “a rare opportunity to see the personalities behind the commercial work,” the exhibition will focus on the individual personal practice of key members of the successful London-based group.

This aims to explore the influences and artistic development behind the studio’s output, exposing “their personal preoccupations, fantasies and aesthetics, unadulterated by commercial briefs or outside art direction”.

Lucy Vigrass will show Bouquet, a series of graphic compositions of floral arrangements, while Jenny Bowers is exhibiting Weekending, a series that depicts a single weekend of family life. Luke Best is showing The Wonders, about everyday wonders of the world; Miles Donovan is exhibiting his collage series Ulysses, and Spencer Wilson is showing Take Five, while Pete Mellor will screen his latest animations.

PeepShowRoom opens 25 – 29 November at The Printspace Gallery, Shoreditch. To attend click here.

An illustration of several people in a vibrant, red-toned room, shown from multiple perspectives. Figures are seen lounging on a sofa, sketching at an easel, and tending to plants.
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Jenny Bowers / Peepshow: Weekending

An abstract illustration of geometric shapes and stylised floral forms on a deep blue background. A large pale yellow circle sits centrally, surrounded by smaller circles, triangles and organic shapes in pink, red and white.
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Lucy Vigrass / Peepshow: Bouquet

An illustration of a large white crescent moon against a black sky. Below, jagged blue shapes suggest a mountain range and water. The words “THE” and “WONDERS” appear at the top and bottom of the frame.
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Luke Best / Peepshow: The Wonders

A collage of three people standing on a rocky surface against a starry space backdrop. A large, shimmering ring encircles a planet and a distant galaxy, while one person looks through binoculars.
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Miles Donovan / Peepshow: Ulysses

An illustration of a person reclining in a chair, reading a red book. They are illuminated by a giant yellow lamp that dwarfs them against a dark blue background.
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Spencer Wilson / Peepshow: Take Five

An animation in which bold, hand-painted text appears over changing colourful backgrounds. It reads “Peep Showroom”, “ThePrintspace”, “London”, “25–30 November” and “PV 24/11/16”.

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