Ha Ha What Does This Represent? 1

From the group exhibition Ha Ha What Does This Represent? at Standpoint Gallery, London 2012 ...

Alex Gene Morrison:

Ben Cove:

Carol Robertson:

Francesca Simon:

Trevor Sutton, Francesca Simon and James Ryan:

Small Is Beautiful XXXVII: Sutton + Carter + Edgson

From the annual exhibition Small Is Beautiful currently at Flowers Gallery Cork Street, London ...

Trevor Sutton's Stromness 2:

John Carter's Squares Held Within A Frame:

Bob Edgson's Concordia Study VI:

Small Is Beautiful XXXVI

From the exhibition Small Is Beautiful XXXVI currently at Flowers Gallery Cork Street, London ...

Nathan Cohen's CdS/CdSe CoO·Al2O3 Cr2O3·2H2O:

Charles Arnoldi's Untitled:

Shaun McCracken's Untitled #589:

McCracken's Untitled #590:

Trevor Sutton's Atelier 1:

Bob Edgson's Concordia Series Study III:

Fiona Grady's Solar Flare II:

Mark Houghton's Folded Blue II:

Geometric abstraction Standpoint

My visits to London are always fulfilling.  Very often, inspiring art shows pop up at unexpected places.  I ran into east London's Standpoint Gallery the first time, totally unprepared, during my recent visit to London.  Their group show Ha Ha What Does This Represent?, featuring abstraction pieces from mostly London-based artists, was a real treat to a geometric abstraction fan like me.

Alex Gene Morrison at Standpoint, London 2012:

James Ryan at Standpoint, London 2012:

Roger Kelly at Standpoint, London 2012:

Trevor Sutton at Standpoint, London 2012: