Phillip Reeves

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• Giuseppe Garibaldi (Red)
• Edgar Allan Poe
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• Big Top Circus Inflator I and II
• Pig Husbandry Midwifery
• Living Memories
• Noh Masks
• Old Lady In Fur Coat, E60 St.
• Light Years
• The World's First Photograph
• Holy Ghost Zone
• Skeleton
• Portraits With Surgical Glove
• Two Smokers (Diptych)
• U.F.O
• Paper Man
• East Harlem
• Empty Kingdom
• The Shipping Forecast
• Yellow Press
• The Conductor Shrugged and Walked Away
• The Lantern and The Fawn
• Bludgeoned by Moonlight
• The Night Garden
• Ghost In The Machine
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• If You Want a Friend, Feed Any Animal
• The Quarrel
• Horse Table, Lion Chair
• Blue Bee Keeper

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• The Honey Trap
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• The Flop House Fringe 14.05.2011
• The Last Gasp 05.05.2011
• áit - 10.02.2011
• Olympic State 30.11.10
• Bridge Over Troubled Water 30.07.10
• Main Yard is dead long live Main YARP 14.05.10
• Mountain of Fire and Miracles 31.07.2009
• MYG Opening 21.03.2008

Copyright 1862

Main Yard Gallery, a project space run by Phillip Reeves and Daniel Louis MacCarthy, was sadly closed on 29th May 2011 by the Olympic Authority.

Situated in an old printmakers factory in the East End of London, The Gallery overlooked the great building site of the up and coming Olympics in 2012.

Main Yard Gallery incorporated studio spaces for artists and a gallery.

Long Live the Palace Flop House.

View of Fire in the Olympic Site from Main Yard Gallery roof top, November 2007.