Anthony Goicolea at Haunch of Venison PV Thursday September 4th
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Get a portrait painted live for only £200, from L.A. artist Joel Mesler in Mayfair gallery next week
As part of Simon Lee Galleries Viewing Room programme they open an exhibition of new paintings by New York-based artist and art dealer, Joel Mesler. For his first solo exhibition in the UK, Mesler will exhibit paintings from his ongoing body of work based on the alphabet.
ART NEWS: NEW Art Gallery for London
Former Haunch of Venison London directors Ben Tufnell and Matt Watkins launch a new gallery, Parafin, in Woodstock Street, Mayfair, in September 2014. They are joined by the founder of London gallery Master Piper, Nicholas Rhodes.
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