Drench / Absorb, two opposites both Mental and Physical. Oblong gallery, 6pm-9pm, 69A Southgate Road, N1 3JS. Curated by Amelia Francis and Simone Wallace, an exhibition which brings together 15
selected artists showing photography to sculpture and installation.
Andrew Hladky , Cos Ahmet , Charlie Duck , Clinton De Menezes ,Christina Mitrentse , Dale Lewis , Dawn Stringer {...}

The Museum of the People. 19:00-22:00, Utrophia Project Space. This inaugural exhibition is a group show and will feature elements of the Museum’s current collection along with an electronic music symposium DJ Tendraw and performance from Coco Banks on the opening. Christina Mitrentse is presenting a site specific installation of artifacts from her Secret School Project based on {...}

IMPROMPTU 5-22 March 2009 Fri-Sun 12-5pm
Private View: Thursday 5th March 6-10pm 5-10 March - East Festival | Artists in conversation - Saturday
7th March, 1.30pm.
Artists:
Luke Brennan,Simon Head,Rob Kesseler,David Murphy,Jonas Ranson,Christina Mitrentse
Schwartz Gallery introduces IMPROMPTU the first exhibition in a
series of projects initiated by Schwartz Projects, a new exhibitions strategy which seeks out dynamic and more flexible models of exhibition-making in {...}

Show 2 (of Cupboard Love series) 1st December -2nd January 2009 will present the work of two acclaimed artists; Christina Mitrentse and Jonas Ranson who consider our relationship with physical and emotional events that besiege this unique space
Monday to Saturday 7.00am-7.00pm Sunday 10.00am-5.30pm Work on stairwells: 24 hour viewing.
Greenwich Foot Tunnel Cutty Sark Gardens Greenwich London SE10 9HT
Website:www.occupymytime.co.uk

Sue Cohen. OCCUPY MY TIME www.occupymytime.co.uk
CUPBOARD LOVE 3 GREENWICH FOOT TUNNEL OCTOBER 2008-28TH FEBURARY 2009
Curated by Sue Cohen. Show 2. 1st December -2nd January 2008
Christina Mitrentse and Jonas Ranson
MEET THE ARTISTS: SATURDAY 6TH DECEMBER 11.00AM-2.00PM
CUPBOARD LOVE 3 invites the audience to explore artwork presented in the hidden cupboards and stairwells of this intriguing and exciting Edwardian Foot Tunnel that runs under the River Thames from Greenwich to the Isle of Dogs.
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