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The first art show of the new millenium! Opening at 00.00 on 1.1.2000 Paintings by the Stuckists at THE SALON DES ARTS 191 Queensgate, London SW7 5EU (near Royal Albert Hall) Pipe Smoker by Billy Childish Friday 31 December, 8pm onwards Millenium Eve launch party Admission £20 by ticket only, limited numbers Cash bar/food available. Thursday 13 January, 8pm Stuckism: a forum by Billy Childish and Charles Thomson (first in a series `The Meaning of Culture') Admission £5 Sunday 16 January, 11.30am Brunch on last day of the show Tickets £12 Tickets for all three events £32 (save £5) Normal opening Tues 1-10pm, Wed 1-7pm or by appointment Admission £2 (day membership) Contact: Daniele Dodd Tel: 0171 244 6952 Mobile: 07971 264262 Email: salon.daniele@virgin.net Salon des Arts is a registered charity and was founded in 1992 by Daniele Dodd to continue the tradition of a cutting edge forum. In the Eighteenth Century Salons were originated in France by non-conformists outside the circle of royal power. The Salon des Arts has gathered together painters, musicians, architects, photographers and actors, including Will Alsop, John Hoyland, Edward Bell, Mel Gooding, Roger Eaton and the late Ossie Clark. It has recently moved to new premises. "The Salon is the only alternative in London to the political stand in Contemporary Arts" - John Hoyland With thanks to Joe Crompton of Gallery 108