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Extension to apply granted! Final few weeks for @bauhaus_summer_school specialised courses – 1st June 2023 deadline. Remaining slots - sign up while you can! . “Lend your ears to music, open your eyes to painting, and... stop thinking! Ju
Gathering thoughts… . Zeit V, 2023 . @pulpogallery Open Call 2023 #pulpogallery2023
. Neue Kunstwerk alexroberts.com . Watercolour and pencil on translucent paper/ Aquarell und Stift auf Transparentpapier . . #painting #transparency 
New work… Edge of the Pool, 2023 @pulpogallery Open Call 2023 #pulpogallery2023
. Neue Kunstwerk alexroberts.com . Watercolour and pencil on translucent paper/ Aquarell und Stift auf Transparentpapier . . #painting #transparency #lay
New works are brewing… Berlin > Dundee > Berlin > > > Spring! @pulpogallery Open Call 2023 #pulpogallery2023
. Neue Kunstwerke in der Entwicklung... Frühling!  alexroberts.com . Detail of Former Reflection, 2023 . Wate

Impressum: Alex Roberts Atelier: Lagerraum 5/9, Rheingaustr. 23, 12161 Berlin Kontakt: +49 (0)152 3664 3671

 

Positive Reviews: "Drinking in the Message", Stations of Water, St. Paul's Cathedral, London, 2017.  Thanks to @The_Tablet  Please scroll down to read.

Review - Alex Roberts Talk, Edge Arts, University of Bath, 2016.  Please click here

Overlooked, 2017  Triptych: Reflective Hope, Stations of Water, St. Paul's Cathedral, London.  Installation view, image credits: Graham Lacado

Overlooked, 2017  Triptych: Reflective Hope, Stations of Water, St. Paul's Cathedral, London.  Installation view, image credits: Graham Lacado

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“...You really have assembled an amazing variety of thought-provoking, challenging, innovative art with some very striking pieces. I love the frequent use of the vertical and many of the pieces either, like station 3 and station 1, literally reaching for the heavens or, like the triptych, connecting us in a very clever but direct way with the crypt and what is beneath! I had a real sense of the building and the third dimension which I don’t normally have...”
— An anonymous visitor