Cubitt Gallery

I recently saw The Landscape along with its closing event which featured a live painting.

The space is small and tucked away which feels very escapist. The raw materials of the walls and floor make it feel far less clinical than some gallery spaces - it is however slightly colder due to this.

The exhibition itself was very minimal but expertly curated resulting in a show which kept the viewer s interest throughout. The live painting was to say the least, magical. Being able to sit quietly, welcomed into another artist s creative process is quite simply amazing and it s something I now hope to do more of.

The Cubitt gallery is excellent and Id highly recommend it for anyone who wants to see art portrayed a little differently and escape the generic layout seen across any major art space.

Good and interesting to learn a lot about the past.

This is mainly a studio, with one small room used as as gallery of sorts. Don't make this a trip to see unless you are in the area already. My friend and I did and were very disappointed. Your experience of it will depends on the exhibit at the time really, so it's hard to rate. My rating is based on the space, experience and current exhibit by Dean Blunt. The exhibit nothing more than a high pitched sound used to disperse crowds. Nothing else at all (we didn't even know that was it until the girl working there told us).