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Artist-designer Jo Gibbs’s latest collection will be displayed in a new solo exhibition at Brixton Tate Library from June 6 to June 27, 2024.
Jo’s arresting artworks are made from abandoned materials found on skips and street corners and “transform the unwanted to the sublime” (Vogue), with sculptures and collages that are a brilliant mix of fun, politics, surrealism and surprises. Her latest collection includes slates that billow with beautiful etching, old mirrors transformed into optical worlds, a (found) chair with spinning avocado balls inspired by an Italian expletive, convex, gilded and foxed mirrors made from saucepan lids, and animal trophy heads created from food packaging. The common theme is a passion for the environment, recycling, and sustainable materials.
The exhibition is free to visit at Brixton Tate Library, Brixton Oval, London SW2 1JQ, from 6-27 June 2024 (Open every day except for bank holidays).
For more information, visit Jo Gibbs’ website: https://www.jogibbslondon.com and Instagram: @jogibbslondon
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