"I Don't Want a Painting Degree if it Means Not Painting" show by S.P. Howarth, June 2002, a pre-opening show at the Stuckism International Gallery, Shoreditch, London, held in the basement.
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The First Stuckist International (2002)
"The First Stuckist International" show, 26 July - 6 October 2002, the first show at the Stuckism International Gallery, Shoreditch, London. Representing 50 Stuckist groups around the world. Paintings, Charles Thomson (left wall), Joe Machine (back wall), Frances Castle, then Sexton Ming (right wall).
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"The First Stuckist International" show, 26 July - 6 October 2002, the first show at the Stuckism International Gallery, Shoreditch, London. Joe Crompton, co-director of the gallery, in front of Charles Thomson's painting of Sir Nicholas Serota.
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"The Real Turner Prize Show", 9 December 2002 - 15 March 2003, at the Stuckism International Gallery, Shoreditch, London.
Mandy McCartin's work on display in the basement.
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"The Real Turner Prize Show", 9 December 2002 - 15 March 2003, at the Stuckism International Gallery, Shoreditch, London.
Work by Ella Guru (left wall), Charles Williams (back wall) and sculpture (right) by Adrian Bannister.
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A Dead Shark Isn't Art (2003)

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"A Dead Shark Isn't Art", work to accompany the exhibition of a preserved shark in the window of the Stuckism International Gallery, Shoreditch, London. View of the basement with work by Charles Thomson (left) and Gina Bold (right).
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The Stuckists Summer Show (2003)
"The Stuckists Summer Show", Stuckism International Gallery, Shoreditch, London, 18 June - 3 September 2003. Charles Thomson pictured with his work. A preserved shark is displayed in the window behind the blue curtain at the back.
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"The Stuckists Summer Show", Stuckism International Gallery, Shoreditch, London, 18 June - 3 September 2003. Paul Harvey's work on display at the end of the gallery.
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"The Stuckists Summer Show", Stuckism International Gallery, Shoreditch, London, 18 June - 3 September 2003. Ella Guru's work on display with two sculptures by Adrian Bannister and (top right) two paintings by John Bourne.
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"The Stuckists Summer Show", Stuckism International Gallery, Shoreditch, London, 18 June - 3 September 2003. Basement display with work (from left) by Bill Lewis, Elsa Dax, Jonathan Coudrille, Michelle England, Susan Constanse, Z.F. Lively, Jesse Richards, Terry Marks and (far wall) Charles Williams.
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Hysterical Shock (2004)

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"Hysterical Shock", paintings by Gina Bold from private collections, Stuckism International Gallery, 14-31 July 2004. The painting in the foreground is by Charles Thomson (showing Gina Bold and him painting in the gallery); those at the back of the gallery by Gina Bold.
http://www.stuckism.com/CentreLondon.html
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