RART’s THIRD INSTALLMENT AT BISTROTHEQUE  PERFORMANCE BY JAMIE LEWIS HADLEY  A former professional wrestler, using this as a departure point to create live art performances, actions and installations that explore, both aesthetically and thematically: deterioration, endurance and pain. His work uses repetition and durational strategies to interrogate the spectators capacity to for complicity and creates charged spaces that incubate negotiated viewings of masculinity the male body and its behaviours.

RART’s THIRD INSTALLMENT AT BISTROTHEQUE

 PERFORMANCE BY JAMIE LEWIS HADLEY

 A former professional wrestler, using this as a departure point to create live art performances, actions and installations that explore, both aesthetically and thematically: deterioration, endurance and pain. His work uses repetition and durational strategies to interrogate the spectators capacity to for complicity and creates charged spaces that incubate negotiated viewings of masculinity the male body and its behaviours.

RART’s THIRD INSTALLMENT AT BISTROTHEQUE  PERFORMANCE BY JAMIE LEWIS HADLEY  A former professional wrestler, using this as a departure point to create live art performances, actions and installations that explore, both aesthetically and thematically: deterioration, endurance and pain. His work uses repetition and durational strategies to interrogate the spectators capacity to for complicity and creates charged spaces that incubate negotiated viewings of masculinity the male body and its behaviours.

RART’s THIRD INSTALLMENT AT BISTROTHEQUE

 PERFORMANCE BY JAMIE LEWIS HADLEY

 A former professional wrestler, using this as a departure point to create live art performances, actions and installations that explore, both aesthetically and thematically: deterioration, endurance and pain. His work uses repetition and durational strategies to interrogate the spectators capacity to for complicity and creates charged spaces that incubate negotiated viewings of masculinity the male body and its behaviours.

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RART ORDER exists at various venues.

Contact RART to find out our latest
us2@r-art.co.uk

RART are a socially aware collective of emerging and established artists, writers and designers based in east London and beyond. They exist through exhibitions, open forums, art Rants and happenings.

RART’s 'out reach' Programme RART ORDER is hitting the beer swilling fine diners with an injection of culture, a scrawl with charcoal amidst the gin and tonic lulls.

This is all as it sounds: drawing naked people outside of the restraints of the artists’ studio.


You will all be talked through the process of drawing the human form by RART's experienced Tutors, mistresses of the ceremony Elliott Young and Miss Ita Maude Wooller.

Each session we tackle a different consideration, temperament and medium the materials are supplied as the dimensions will be dictated according to the session.

All materials are provided and we explore many throughout the various sessions.

We have a fast pace, interactive slant on the sometimes stagnant atmosphere of the life drawing room.
Within our high octave experiential sessions there are limited places available session.
We Co-ordinate each session based upon the dynamic and the numbers within the group.


We have anything from grouped poses of up to 4 models playing out roles in historical religious masterpieces to one model jumping around the room and being drawn simultaneously.

We have a wide range of sized and shaped drawing boards from x15 A2 to a cumbersome x15 Meter Sq.
All materials are provided and we explore many throughout the sessions.

A full critique is conducted after the sessions a chance for us all to kick back and talk though our triumphs and pitfalls, its jovial and fun!

COME ON! COME IN!

RART ORDER

@ CAT N MUTTON -SECOND+FORTH MONDAYS
@ MOBILE VENUES - MONTHLY FIRST THURSDAYS
@ BISTROTEQUE -SIX MONTHS OF SECOND SUNDAYS

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