Paradise Row was founded in London in October 2006 by critic Nick Hackworth to exhibit and support the work of a group of closely aligned London based artists including Shezad Dawood, Diann Bauer, Margarita Gluzberg, Douglas White and Eloise Fornieles. Though the form and focus of these artists' work varies significantly, their practices overlap in a number of key areas: an engagement with general and fundamental themes that culture has historically dealt with, an interest in aesthetics and a willingness to engage with the poet... Read more

Paradise Row was founded in London in October 2006 by critic Nick Hackworth to exhibit and support the work of a group of closely aligned London based artists including Shezad Dawood, Diann Bauer, Margarita Gluzberg, Douglas White and Eloise Fornieles.

Though the form and focus of these artists’ work varies significantly, their practices overlap in a number of key areas: an engagement with general and fundamental themes that culture has historically dealt with, an interest in aesthetics and a willingness to engage with the poetic as well as the critical and the political.