Andree Cooke (@andreecooke)

Excited to share our story with you… FAMILY STYLE No.6 Summer Issue Karolin Wolter by Marcus Tomlinson and Nathan Klein Model Karolin Wolter Photography by Marcus Tomlinson Fashion by Nathan Klein Spatial Design and Curation by Andrée Cooke Left: Jello Console and Jello Side Table by Marco Campardo, Limited edition Galerie kreo ©Marcus Tomlinson @marcus_tomlinson_ @nathankleinstyling @andreecooke @family_style @galeriekreo @marco_campardo #contemporarydesign #fashion #design #spatialdesign #curation #family_style #interiorstyling

Aglare “Suddenly you are there, back at the place we agreed never to go. The light is hot, blinding. Find it and piece it apart. Until the shapes separate and the luminosity seeps in. Until you are equally nothing and everything.” See the story in print in the new issue of FAMILY STYLE on newsstands now. www.family.style 1. Karolin Wolter with Signal F2 by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, Limited edition Galerie kreo. 2. Karolin wears coat by ALAÏA. 3. Karolin with Signal C4S by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, Limited edition Galerie kreo, and Poltrone PL34 by Franco Albini. 4. Karolin with Jello Tempio Coffee Table by Marco Campardo, and 3-legged stool by Jasper Morrison, Limited edition Galerie kreo. 5. Karolin with Jello Mirror by Marco Campardo, Limited edition Galerie kreo. Model Karolin Wolter at No Smoking Period Photography by Marcus Tomlinson Fashion by Nathan Klein Spatial Designer & Curator Andrée Cooke Lighting Director Marion Duchaussoy Digital Technician Jacob Topen Production The Curated Special Thanks Galerie Kreo #FamilyStyle #KarolinWolter @marcus_tomlinson @galeriekreo #marcocampardo # Jasper Morrison # Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby #contemporarydesign #design #fashion #colour #interiorstyling

family_style Control KAROLIN WOLTER by MARCUS TOMLINSON and NATHAN KLEIN ¼ limited edition covers for FAMILY STYLE No.6 On newsstands from May 15. www.familystyle/shop Good fun working with Family Style No.6 on their Summer 2025 edition. Thank you for the collaboration and all those who formed our team. Karolin wears jacket by MAX MARA Photography by MARCUS TOMLINSON Fashion by NATHAN KLEIN Spatial Designer & Curator ANDREE COOKE Hair Stylist PABLO KUMIN Makeup Artist HELENE VASNIER Manicurist MAGDA S. Casting Director NOAH SHELLEY Production THE CURATED Lighting Director MARION DUCHAUSSOY Photographer assistant JACOB TOPEN Fashion Assistants MARINA DE MAGALHAES and AMELIA RICHART Special thanks to GALERIE KREO @marcus_tomlinson_ @radicalmedia @nathankleinstyling @nosmoking.period @pablokuemin @r3mgmt @helenevasnier @homeagency @nailsbymagda.s @marionduchaussoy @marionduchaussoy @_the.curated @marionduchaussoy @jacobtopen @galeriekreo #family_style #fashion

💥💥💫 Rose the trailblazer! Rose Finn-Kelcey here is the work The Restless Image: a Discrepancy Between the Seen Position and the Felt Position, 1975 Finn-Kelcey began staging installatins, performances, and sculptures aiming to challenge ideas of art and assumed roles of power, changes of state, and issues of gender, spirituality and longing.GO to see here work @katemacgarry Gallery it is inspiring ✨️ a brilliant exhibition, a big thank you to @andreecooke and @simon_moretti and @katemacgarry @rosefinnkelcey for inviting me into the world of Rose @rosefinnkelcey 🌹. #womenartists #photography

Matadors and madness: the poses of a visionary - in pictures. The Guardian today Alchemy, transformation, control and power play feature heavily….. The brilliant work of Rose Finn-Kelcey https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2025/apr/01/matadors-madness-rose-finn-kelcey-in-pictures @guardian @katemacgarry #rosefinnkelcey #contemporaryart @a_m_y_t_o_b_i_n @simon_moretti #teamworkmakesthedreamwork

Please join us: INVITATION - TALK Rachel Thomas, Chief Curator of the Hayward Gallery, in conversation with Andrée Cooke, designer, curator and Artistic Executor for the Estate of Rose Finn-Kelcey and artist Simon Moretti Join us at Kate MacGarry on Wednesday 2 April, 6–7:30pm. 27 Old Nichol Street, London E2 7HR Limited space, please RSVP Following on from her first exhibition in 2020 and a solo presentation at Frieze Masters in 2023, this exhibition focuses on three performance works by Rose Finn-Kelcey: Suit of Lights(1986-1990), Bull’s Eye (1985), and One for Sorrow, Two for Joy (1976). Finn-Kelcey’s precise and sophisticated performances challenged assumed roles of power and changes of state, as well as raising issues of gender within a feminist context. Alchemy, transformation, control and power play feature heavily across the three works, often in relation to the animal world. She visually dramatised tensions between opposing forces, making visible the dichotomy between the oppressed and oppressor, issues of gender, and positions of risk, threat and empowerment. Rose Finn-Kelcey's exhibition continues at the gallery until 12 April 2025. @katemacgarry @rachael__thomas @simon_moretti #rosefinnkelcey

Rose Finn-Kelcey Suit of Lights On at Kate MacGarry until April the 12th. 27 Old Nichol Street London E27HR Film by Jacob Topen @jacobtopen @katemacgarry #rosefinnkelcey #contemporaryart #conceptualart

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Here is a Gale Warning Kettle’s Yard 22 March -29 June 2025 The exhibition borrows its title from the 1971 work Here is a Gale Warning by Rose Finn-Kelcey, a hand sewn flag originally installed at Alexandra Palace. Bearing its matter-of-fact message in block capitals, the flag broadcasts of an emergency already in progress, alerting us that perpetual crisis nonetheless demands vigilant attention. Finn-Kelcey’s ‘Gale Warning’ was her contribution to a nationwide exhibition called Art Spectrum. It was part of a series of flag works she made to be installed upon civic architecture, including power to the people at Battersea Power Station. She referred to these as ‘wind-dependent objects’, relinquishing, as the art critic Guy Brett suggested, the artist’s usual ‘total control over the object’, and instead opening it ‘to the forces of nature’. Text by Dr Amy Tobin, Curator, Contemporary Programmes at Kettle’s Yard @kettlesyard @katemacgarry @a_m_y_t_o_b_i_n #rosefinnkelcey #contemporaryart #flags

Rose Finn-Kelcey Suit of Lights 7 March – 12 April 2025 Preview Thursday 6 March 6 – 8 pm Kate MacGarry is delighted to announce the second exhibition of works by Rose Finn-Kelcey (1945-2014) at the gallery. Finn-Kelcey first came to prominence in the early 1970s as an artist central to the emerging communities of performance and feminist art in the UK. Following on from her first exhibition with the gallery in 2020 and a solo presentation at Frieze Masters in 2023, this show focuses on three performance works: Suit of Lights (1986-1990), Bull’s Eye (1985), and One for Sorrow, Two for Joy (1976). This exhibition is curated by myself and artist Simon Moretti in collaboration with Kate MacGarry. Image: Rose Finn-Kelcey, Untitled: Bullfighter # 1 (colour), 1986 / 2025, colour archival C-type print. #rosefinnkelcey @rosefinnkelcey @katemacgarry @simon_moretti #contemporaryart #performanceart #iconicartist

Opening this week: The Face Magazine: Culture Shift at The National Portrait Gallery, London. From 1980 to 2004, The Face played a vital role in creating contemporary culture.The magazine also launched the careers of many leading photographers and fashion stylists, who were given the creative freedom to radically reimagine the visual language of fashion photography and define the spirit of their times. The exhibition is co-curated by Lee Swillingham @Suburbia_Agency, who was the Art Director of The Face from 1992-1999, alongside Norbert Schoerner @DayForNightLab and @SabinaJaskotGill. Featured works in the exhibition by @marcus_tomlinson_ include: 1. COLD COMFORTS, 1991 Toned lith film on transparency Edition of 5 + 1AP 2. FUTURE SHOCK, 1994 Collage using lith film, printed on C-Type Edition of 5 + 1AP DM me for enquiries @nationalportraitgallery @marcus_tomlinson_ @NationalPortraitGallery #TheFace #photography #fashion