Bodhi

Bodhi
bar // cafe

Bodhi Gallery
art // retail

214 Brick Lane
London
E1 6SA
United Kingdom
(map)

tel: 020 7749 0750


About Bodhi
Welcome to East London's cultural center. Bodhi incorporates a sushi and Japanese cuisine cafe, a bar and a gallery space.

Based in East London's cultural district, Bodhi offers a peaceful place to eat, drink and spend time. Please feel free to visit us during our regular opening hours, or contact us at info@bodhi-uk.com

Bodhi bar & cafe is open for food and drinks from the daytime menu from 11am until 11pm. The newly refurbished Bodhi bar offers a selection of food and a full drinks menu of amazing cocktails, freshly made juices, beer and wines.

Bodhi Gallery
We have an amazing underground gallery space, showcasing the best in art talent from around the world. The space also houses a select mini-store, carrying the best subculture brands, from toys, clothing, books, magazines as well as a special selection of international independent brands.

May 2

Sparks Show

Bodhi Gallery presents


Sparks Show
A visual retrospective of Sparks


May 19th - May 27th 2008

Across May and June 2008, legendary pop innovators Sparks will attempt the unprecedented: playing each and every one of their 21 albums live. The concerts at the Carling Academy Islington will culminate in the performance of their new album ‘Exotic Creatures Of The Deep’ at Shepherds Bush Empire. Few artists have such an extensive and consistently groundbreaking back catalogue, never mind the gall to play it live in its entirety.

To coincide with the series of concerts and the release of the new album, Bodhi Gallery is hosting an exhibition highlighting the visual legacy of the Mael brothers. Comprising record artwork, rare memorabilia, unseen photographs, videos and a few big surprises, the Sparks Museum will provide a fitting accompaniment to the band’s London residency.

In keeping with Sparks’ tradition of self-mythologising and story-telling, the Museum will take a playful, meandering journey through Sparks history. As an alternative retrospective with exclusive insight into their past, it will be a space where the existing fanbase and new audiences can come together to explore and indulge in the most extraordinary pop band of the last forty years.

Bodhi Gallery is located in the heart of Brick Lane, the epicentre of London’s creative East End.

Specialising in Japanese and European contemporary art, design and illustration, it is relaunching as a café bar and gallery in May 2008.

www.allsparks.com

214 Brick Lane, London E1 6SA • 0207 749 0750

Gallery open daily from 11am - 5pm
http://www.bodhi-uk.com

For further information contact: 07779 644 653