Indica, the 60's conceptual art space open from 1965 to 1967 at the Mayfair Gallery, where Yoko Ono and John Lennon met for the first time in 1966, has been temporarily recreated at the Riflemaker Gallery in Soho. The exhibition will feature work by Ono herself, work from other artists who showed at the gallery in the sixties, such as Julio Le Parc and Mark Boyle, plus work from contemporary artists such as Conrad Shawcross and Jaime Gili.
Paul McCartney backed, and was heavily involved with the original gallery, which was run by John Dunbar, then married to Marianne Faithful. Lennon was a regular visitor to the gallery, which was also patronised by the likes of Roman Polanski, William S Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg.