Our Artists

Merry Christmas from La Scatola Gallery

  by Lucy Lopez

  From the whole team at La Scatola, we wish you all a very Merry Christmas! We will be reopening on the 8th of January at the usual hours of 11am – 6pm. Our current exhibition Preposterous runs until the …

Continue reading >>

La Scatola Review: Geoff Diego Litherland

  by Rachel Fox

Painter Geoff Diego Litherland has been busy recently. Not only is he currently showing his largest painting to date here at La Scatola, but also he is involved with three different shows across the capital. In order to accommodate such …

Continue reading >>

Jukhee Kwon at the Contemporary Artists’ Books Conference at Moma PS1

  by Valentina Fois

Printed Matter, Inc. presents THE NY ART BOOK FAIR September 28–30, 2012 MoMA PS1 Jukhee Kwon has been invited as one of the four speakers who will take part on the panel “Focus on East Asia: Artists’ Books in Tokyo, …

Continue reading >>

Steven Morgana on Art-Corpus

  by Valentina Fois

Review of Steven Morgana: The Future Feels Like a Phantom Limb at La Scatola Gallery Read the review on Art-Corpus

Steve Morgana featured on Roves and Roams,

  by Valentina Fois

“The Future Feels Like A Phantom Limb” featured on Roves and Roams, a lovely review by Anna McNay. Questions of entropy have concerned artists since Robert Smithson’s early experiments and writings, back in the 1960s, and Rudolf Arnheim’s seminal essay, Entropy and …

Continue reading >>

Steven Morgana on 1883 Magazine

  by Valentina Fois

“The Future Feels Like A Phantom Limb” featured on 1883 Magazine Founded in 2010 by Valentina Fois – an Italian curator specialised in Contemporary Art with a focus on live art and new media – La Scatola gallery is a …

Continue reading >>

A Curator’s View: Steven Morgana, a rainbow after the storm

  by Valentina Fois

La Scatola curator Valentina Fois unveils her latest discovery, Steven Morgana, who’s exhibition explores the contradictions and possibilities of entropy, through beautiful sculptural pieces and large scale installations – manifestations of elaborate historical research, and a cynical and activist attitude. …

Continue reading >>

Stephane Blumer’s Emoticons on Loud And Quiet Mgazine

  by Valentina Fois

Stephane Blumer’s Emoticons in the background of The Proper Ornaments’s interview on Loud And Quiet Mgazine. All the images were taken at La Scatola Gallery

Stephane Blumer at The Stone Space

  by Valentina Fois

Our Artist Stephane Blumer is taking part in Inclusion, a group show at The Stone Space.

A Curator’s View: David Paredes’ evolution on JOTTA

  by Valentina Fois

A Curator’s View: David Paredes’ evolution Valentina Fois, the curator of London gallery La Scatola, introduces us to the work of David Paredes, and his evolutionary installations. David Paredes’ artistic practice explores themes of evolution, displacement and religion. Originally from Peru, …

Continue reading >>