London’s art community have got a new exciting scene for emerging talent with the opening of contemporary art gallery Soho Revue, founded by non other that FAULT-Alumn India Rose James and Will Pelham. Located at 14 Greek Street, the gallery has an aim to give a stage for young artists by bringing talents together and promoting it.

Soho Revue opened it’s doors on 14th of April with the exhibition “Nothing perishes”, co-curated by Victoria Williams (London’s Cob Studios & Gallery) and Marine Tanguy, featuring contemporary visual artists Alison Bignon, Scarlett Bowman, Wendy Bevan, Jennifer Abessira, Max Herbert, Alex Warren & Tobias Ross-Southall and Walter & Zonie.

The first exhibition included photography, paintings, film and installations, accompanied by poetry readings and sparkling drinks.

The opening was truly a big one for Soho’s artistic community, who created an overwhelming buzz around the new space. The launch attracted special guests – English actors Douglas Booth and Ruth Wilson, the latter displaying her Golden Globe winning skills in cinematic installation Eleonor.

 

Now full of modern offices and chain restaurants, historic soho has a new addition full of soul: a cultural and creative space to spotlight and embrace promising talents, who set the tone for the future of artistic London.

 

Words: Ksenia Safrey