Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art — Attraction in London

I've been waiting for the CCA to open it's door for ages and finally today I went to visit. The space is impressive, utilizing what used to be a public laundry and pump house for the pool next door. It's a huge building, and quite shielded from view from the main road the runs through New Cross. The first exhibition is a solo work by Mika Rottenberg, whose use of the space is great - not cluttered, leaving room to breath and interpret the meaning of her work. I am very excited to behold other artist's work, and for the other events and talks which will undoubtedly take place in the coming months and beyond. Well...

Recently visited for the Tony Cokes exhibition which I feel was very well curated, and with three floors of works, it did do justice to Tony Cokes' brilliant work.

This is a superb gallery space -- it's been really thoughtfully restored -- a beautiful industrial space with plenty of unique quirks. The tasteful refurbishment makes for quite a special experience.

There's adequate space in each room for an exhibition to really breathe. There's seating in each room and there's good facilities -- lifts, toilets, etc. I really enjoyed my time in this gallery and I have high hopes they continue putting on great...

This space is clearly trying to carve out its niche in the London arts scene. I am enjoying experiencing the program as it develops.

Not everything works, and sometimes there is a sense of style over substance, but that's why it is interesting.

I haven't loved a show yet, but I consistently find things challenging and interesting. Always...