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On the momentous fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Handel Street Projects is pleased to present a selection of striking images by artists David Batchelor, Richard Deacon and Fedja Klikovac.

Since the day of Putin’s criminal attack on 24th February 2022, the artists have been collecting photographs of places and situations where, by chance, the yellow and blue colours of Ukrainian flag appear. It didn’t start with a plan, but the sharing of images – there are now over 200 images in the series – led to the idea of an exhibition.

With the kind support of Landsec, we are now very pleased to present this body of work as a monumental open-air projection at Piccadilly Lights in Piccadilly Circus. The screening will take place from 6pm and will last for 10 minutes. Prints of individual images will again be available in support of the Ukrainian Emergency Art Fund. Exhibition page

Our collaborative project in support of Ukraine with David Batchelor and Richard Deacon and contributions from curator Fedja Klikovac continues: Photo Diary

In March 2022, a month after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we started collecting images containing the two colours of Ukraine’s flag. This culminated with an exhibition at Handel Street Projects in March 2023 where we raised money for Ukrainian Emergency Art Fund. Exhibition page

Crating exhibition, originated in Greyfriars Building, Lincoln in 2016, is coming to London in November, to our temporary space in Marylebone. Crating is a curatorial experiment where six artists, Braco Dimitrijevic, Susan Hiller, Nicholas Pope, Rasa Todosijevic, Alison Wilding and Richard Wentworth, have been invited to create work that will either be installed in a crate or use a crate as an object in its own right. Exhibition page