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FREDERICK GORE Presented by The Richmond Hill Gallery 8th - 13th February 2010

Freddy Gore is well known in the art world for his enthusiasm and great passion for colour that sings out to the world - Louis Vauxcelles, as early as 1937, called him the English Fauve. His paintings, whether of the countryside, of the city, of portraits, of still life, his abstracts, are always life enhancing, joyful but nevertheless with an intellectual challenge. Sir Roger de Grey(PPRA) wrote of Freddy: "His paintings....have a very special warmth of their own and are as much related to abstract ideas about colour as well as being evocations of particular places."The exhibtiioncontinues at The Richmond Hill Gallery until 28th February 2010

For more informationsplease see: www.therichmondhillgallery.com

 

 

 

 

2010 will be the centennial of Edward Seago's birth. To celebrate this, we will be having a fantastic exhibition of approximately 60 of his works all of which will be for sale. More than half of them have been acquired from private collections from all over the World and many of them have not been seen for over fifty years. Opening hours are from 9:30 am to 6pm.

For More Information please see: www.taylorgallery.com orTelephone 07977555230

 

 

 

 

ROY PICKERING AND CHARLES HUSTWICK 22nd - 27th February2010

Charles Hustwick and Roy Pickering join forces to present a display of new work. Uniting these two artists are themes of landscape, culture and time, along with their shared commitment to the continuing vitality of painting in the contemporary context.

For More information please see: www.roypickering.co.uk or www.hustwick.co.uk

 

 

 

KERRY BREWER "Where no bird can fly nor fish can swim" Presented by Sam Fogg 1st-14th March 2010

This exhibition is the first occasion to view the largest, most cohesive collection of Kerry Brewer's work to date. Dark and sumptuous paintings of her own style, Brewer mixes theories on the growing sciences of perception with buried narratives of disquieting under-painting. Large glazed canvases respond to the movements of the viewer, resonantly evolving, revealing and growing with time. Physically disconcerting, cerebrally engaging and emotionally satisfying. Curious works.

Kerry Brewer is British, 39 and lives and works in London. Opening hours: 10am-5.30pm, Monday-Saturday

Email: gemma@samfogg.com Tel: 020 7534 2100

Web: www.kerrybrewer.net

 

 

 

 

CHARLES SIMPSON: A Scottish Perspective. From the Borders to the Highlands and Hebrides 22nd -27th March 2010

Born in 1952 Charles studied at Glasgow School of Art. He then worked as a graphic designer in Edinburgh before giving up full time employment and moving to the Scottish Borders in 1990 to work as an artist and freelance graphic designer. He started painting full time in 1998. He has shown regularly in Edinburgh and London in that time with several solo shows. He has had three successful exhibitions with Bourne Fine Art in Edinburgh. This is his first show with them in London. He follows in the long tradition of Scottish landscape painting from Nasmyth through the Scottish Colourists and the Glasgow Boys, to James McIntosh Patrick. He is well known for his paintings of the coastline and islands of north west Scotland as well as his snowscapes of the Scottish Borders.

Opening hours:Monday to Friday 10am-6pm, Saturday 10am-1pm.

Before and after the exhibition telephone 0131 557 4050

During the exhibition telephone 0207 2877 8408

For More information please see: www.bournefineart.com

 

 

 

 

JUDITH FOX- I Still Do: Loving and Living with Alzheimers 1st April 3rd April 2010

Judith Foxs critically acclaimed and compassionate book becomes an emotional photography exhibition I Still Do: Loving and Living with Alzheimers, premiering in London from Thursday 1st April Saturday 3rd April 2010 in association with Alzheimers Society and Pfizer. Three years into their marriage, Judith Foxs husband, Dr. Edmund Ackell, was diagnosed with Alzheimers disease. Over the course of the next twelve years, Fox watched as the man who used to perform surgery, fly planes, and run universities, forgot how to turn on the coffee machine, make a phone call, or remember what his wife had told him two minutes earlier. Fox dedicates this exhibition to other caregivers in an effort to reduce their sense of isolation, and to help de-stigmatise the disease. Judith states, One of the ways I see my world more clearly is through my photography. Photographing my husband has been an intimate and loving process, as well as a way of keeping him close as he was leaving me. My husband and I were partners on I Still Do. Ed was not only my muse and cheerleader throughout the making of the book but, because of his willingness to put a face in front of the statistics, hes helped humanize an illness that has been in the closet for too many years. This pictorial tribute to her husband provides a rare insight dealing with issues that face all of us - loving, aging, humour, trust and mortality - as well as living with Alzheimers. The visual portrayal of the disease embraces the reality of loving a spouse who is no longer able to remember.

Times: 10am-6pm For further press information, please contact:

Lara Buckle t: 020 3047 4007 e: lara_buckle@jcpr.com Nik Thakkar t: 020 3047 4087 e: nik_thakkar@jcpr.com

 

 

 

 

TANIA STILL Drawring Covert 8th 16th April 2010 Presented by Alexander Meddowes Fine Art

For More information please see: www.alexandermeddowes.com

 

 

 

 

HUGO PLATT 19th 24th April 2010

Hugo Platt is one of those most rare breed of photographers who can actually print his own images in the traditional manner of the great photographers such as Ansel Adams, Edward Weston, W Eugene Smith, Terence Donovan, etc. Like these great photographers who have manipulated their black and white prints to match the image in their head, of the picture they had taken, Hugo does the same. Hugos photographs have been exhibited in the UK, South Africa and the USA with great success. In addition his urban and rural have graced a number of magazines such as the Royal Geographical magazine and Conde Nast Traveller, as well as being profiled in The British Journal of Photography and Photo Art International.

For more information please see: www.hugoplatt.com

 

 

 

 

KATHRYN THOMAS - Lightyears Ago 26th April - 1st May 2010

Anew exhibition of original oil paintings by Kathryn Thomas

To view the short film of Kathryn, her work and recent exhibitions please visit: www.redweather.co.uk/lightyears

Monday to Saturday open daily: 11am - 6pm

For more information please contact: Andy Madden, Director Tel: 07966 506841 E: andy@kathryn-thomas.co.uk

w: www.kathryn-thomas.co.uk

 

 

 

 

JEFF LOWE Building Space 3rd 8th May 2010

Recent Sculpture and Drawings by the acclaimed British Sculptor, Jeff Lowe.

For more information please see: www.jeff-lowe.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE SOCIETY OF PORTRAIT SCULPTORS - FACE 2010 10th-15th May 2010

For more information please see: www.portrait-sculpture.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

THIS IS MY HERO 17-22 May 2010

This is my hero is an exclusive art exhibition taking place during Children's Hospice Week (15-22 May 2010). The exhibition will display and auction artworks created by children who are not expected to reach adulthood, as well as hero masks exclusively designed by celebrities. For more information please see: www.thisismyhero.org.uk

 

 

 

 

 

SALLY GABORI - Mundamurra ngijinda dulk: My Island Home 24 May-5 June 2010

With her expressive brushstrokes, tactile layering of paint and expert use of colour, the work of Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori can be described as truly sublime. Jennifer Guerrini Maraldi Art (JGMart), London and Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne, in conjunction with Mornington Island Art, Queensland, are excited to present this latest body of artwork from one of Australias most exciting contemporary artists.

For more information: www.alcastongallery.com.au

Or : www.jgmart.co.uk

 

 

 

 

 

ROBIN HAMBRO - Beauties and Beasts 24th May - 28th May 2010

For more information please see www.gallery27.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE ART UPSTART: JAMES HOGAN 7th-12th June 2010

The Art Upstart, which began as an anonymous on-line voice challenging the art establishment, has recently been revealed as James Hogan. After a career in broadcasting and financial PR, James started painting four years ago. His aim is to complete 225 paintings, and this dynamic exhibition is the first chance to see highlights from the opening chapter of the project. The 28 large, sumptuous canvases dealing with contemporary themes including 9/11 and the Haitian earthquake which will be revealed at the exhibition weave a compelling narrative and both shock and inspire with their vivid colours. This is a rare opportunity not to be missed. Opening hours are Monday to Friday 10.00am to 6.00pm and Saturday 9.30am to 1.00pm.

For more information please see: www.theartupstart.com or: info@theartupstart.com

 

 

NIGEL STEWART, Recent Paintings Oil and Watercolour 21st - 26th June 2010

 

Opening times 10am -6pm Monday to Saturday

For More Information Please contact Nigel Stewart (UK) 020 8741 3188, Mobile 07775 708854, France 0033 (0) 296 454478

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MICHELE DEL CAMPO - CLOSE STRANGERS 28 June 10th July 2010

Private view: Tues 29th June from 6-9pm

For further info please contact the gallery www.markjasongallery.com