‘Moloko Plus Six’ named after the infamous cocktail featured in ‘A Clockwork Orange’ where much of Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece is set; representing six artists based in Thamesmead our rendition is a milk-based drink laced with six secret ingredients. Over the course of the summer we invite three local artist pairings to present their practice at the Lakeside Centre, as part of a Summer Residency to launch the recently reburnished community centre. Pull up a stool at the Thamesmead Texas bar and order a drink of the ‘Moloko Plus Six’ whilst overlooking the live demolition of the Clockwork Orange ‘Flat Block Marina’, more commonly known as Binsey Walk. Moloko Plus Six is a series of exhibitions, featuring pairs of artists based in Thamesmead.
Curated by Scully & Scully. Funded by Bow Arts Trust.
EMILY CROOKSHANK studied Painting and Printmaking at the Glasgow School of Art and exhibits regularly across the UK. Emily’s passion lies with the developmental nature of printmaking. Often working in a series, Emily allows the work to evolve organically, observing the subtle changes with each print taken. This happens over many dedicated hours, experimenting with technique and exploring the natural characteristics of the medium. Her work celebrates the materials and the many satisfactions of the printmaking process.
JACKSON PAYNE is an Australian artist living in London. His practice is rooted in the traditions of painting and experimental film making and aims towards the formal development of painting incorporating technology. JF has a longstanding interest in the ambiance of the everyday, discarded and invisible objects. He works with painting, sculpture, casting, photography and digital animation.