Well Projects are very excited to announce ‘Channel’ a solo presentation of paintings and installation by Thomas Jeppe. Run in collaboration with Pilgrims Hospice, the exhibition is split across two locations in Margate: Well Projects and The Old Bank Bookshop.
The exhibition includes a text by Shumon Basar titled ‘We’re on a Bridge to Nowhere’.
Venues & Viewing:
Works will be available to view at The Old Bank Bookshop (10am – 5pm) and at Well Projects from (11am – 5pm)
Well Projects
217 Northdown Rd,
Margate CT92PF
Sat-Sun, 11-5pm
The Old Bank Bookshop
17 The Parade,
Margate CT9 1EY
Mon-Sun, 10-5pm
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Thomas Jeppe (b. 1984) is an artist currently based in Paris/Como. Recent shows and projects took place at SALTS Basel, Goswell Road Paris, Paris Internationale w/ After 8 Books, Conradi Hamburg, Bourse de Commerce w/ CS & Kreme, The Community Paris, YSL Melbourne, Balice Hertling Paris, Longtang Zurich, BWS Mexico City, Fondation Ricard Paris, Futura Prague, TG London, MJ Geneva, Sazmanab Teheran, The Oracle Berlin, The Duck Berlin, Utopian Slumps Melbourne, MCA Sydney, amongst others.
Pilgrims Hospice helps people facing a terminal diagnosis, and their families, to live well in every moment. Pilgrims work began 35 years ago, with the vision of one village nurse – Ann Robertson. Ann wanted to make a difference for the people in her community facing terminal illness.
Shumon Basar is a writer, editor and curator. He is co-author of the books The Extreme Self and The Age of Earthquakes, both with Douglas Coupland and Hans Ulrich Obrist. Other roles have included Commissioner of Art Dubai’s Global Art Forum; founding member of Fondazione Prada’s ‘Thought Council’; Expert Advisory Group for the Royal Commission of AlUla, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Chief Narrative Officer and co-founder at Zien; and editorial positions at the magazines TANK, Bidoun, 032c and Flash Art.
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