A novel photography gallery has opened in East London with its inaugural reveal,Reduction, Reduction, or by novel York based photographer Robin Broadbent. Wren London is situated a stone’s throw from Old Street station,with an exhibition space set out on street level above a studio in the basement, which will be used in Broadbent’s exhibition. Photography will be displayed on large white sheets of wood hung along the walls from metal scaffolds on the ceiling, and working with the floor to ceiling windows to supply a restricted view into the gallery. “The windows have been intentionally designed so there is only one clear view into the space”,explains Jennifer Turner, director of the gallery and founder of Wren Artists. “We wanted to control the way people see the work from the outside.” During breaks between shows, or vinyl sheets designed to correspond with the next exhibition will line the windows,mainly to conceal the work while they install it, but also in the hope of building anticipation as people walk past the gallery. “Being able to open …
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