Margate’s independent, contemporary art gallery, i Scream & Rock showcases work from local artists.
You can view the artists’ work to the right and at our Flickr photo gallery.
All our artists’ work is for sale, please contact us for details.
i Scream & Rock is proud to present the work of Folkestone’s Johnny Cotter.
Johnny works mainly in a digital format constructing images that act as his mirror to today’s recession stricken society.
The exhibition includes new Margate inspired pieces produced in collaboration with i Scream & Rock owner Mark Downing.
The exhibition runs until 24th December with a private view on Friday 25th November from 6 to 9pm.
A quartet of wonderment hits i Scream & Rock with a collaborative show starting Saturday 24th September.
Featuring Ben Dickson, whose work is known to regular i Scream & Rockers, together with Maria Clemen, Sadie Hennessy and Robert Rotifer.
Implosion of the senses guaranteed.
'The Tyrant' by Nick Hook
Why can’t there be Vampires in outer space? Why can’t Elvira and Robbie the Robot hang out together? In Nick Hook’s art all things are possible.
Nick’s exhibition Scary Robots Ate My Puppy runs from 10th September to 18th.
Our current exhibition features the work of Margate artist Jane Jones.
Her paintings are a reaction to the constant bombardment of ideas and images – the delight of transcribing a whim to a painting. More
The exhibition runs from June 18th to July 3rd.
STOP PRESS: exhibition now extended until Sunday 10th July.
Pink Rock and Candyfloss by Tina Atchison-Thomas
As spring inches toward summer, our new exhibition ‘Pink Rock and Candyfloss’ features Tina Atchison-Thomas, a painter “concerned with the language of colour.”
Tina exhibited at the Turner Contemporary Open in 2009 and won the prestigious Sidney Cooper Gallery Prize for outstanding achievement in 2006.
The exhibition is at i Scream & Rock from 5th to 20th May.
Symbol of Society
i Scream & Rock celebrate the opening of the Turner Contemporary with ‘Symbols Of Society’, a signature show by Glenn Fitzpatrick.
Glenn is a former Gulf War I veteran turned professional artist whose work is highly relevant in a world still at war with itself.
The exhibition runs from 15 April to 2 May with a private view on 14 April. Further details.
