Street artist Endless honours Notting Hill community
Artwork Endless Frieze at Cris Contini Contemporary Gallery features local figures and buildings.
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Street artist Endless has created an installation named Endless Frieze as part of Frieze London, celebrating the identity of the Notting Hill neighbourhood. The artwork incorporates local buildings, street scenes, and portraits of individuals recognised for their contributions to the area.
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Among those honoured in the installation are Cheryl Devlin, a fourth-generation Portobello market greengrocer whose family has traded there for over a century. Allyson Williams MBE, a board member of Notting Hill Carnival Limited and involved in its organisation since 1975, is also featured. Jama Elmi, described as a "local icon" and "Notting Hill's best dressed man", contributes to the exhibition's portrayal of the community.
Endless stated that the work is "about the community and bringing them into the art world and into my world." The exhibition is being created live, with portraits appearing on the wall as they are taken, a process the artist described as a creative risk and a "happy accident" that can lead to good outcomes.
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The Endless Frieze exhibition is being held at the Cris Contini Contemporary Gallery and will continue until the end of October. The live creation of the artwork aims to capture the energy and a specific moment in time for the architecture, buildings, and people of Notting Hill.
Local figures like Karl Amata, who works at Sound Records on All Saints Road, have expressed support for the exhibition, noting a need for more community-gathering initiatives. Fashion designer Karen Millen also shared her honour at being included, calling Notting Hill an "epicentre of where people come for creation".
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+What is the Endless Frieze exhibition?
Endless Frieze is an installation by street artist Endless as part of Frieze London. It celebrates Notting Hill's identity by featuring local buildings, street scenes, and portraits of community members, created in real time.
+Who is featured in the Endless Frieze artwork?
The artwork features individuals contributing to Notting Hill's identity, including Portobello market trader Cheryl Devlin, Carnival organiser Allyson Williams MBE, and local figure Jama Elmi. Other local residents and figures are also included.
+Where and until when can I see the Endless Frieze exhibition?
The exhibition is being held at the Cris Contini Contemporary Gallery. It is open to the public and runs until the end of October.
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