‘How to Go’: Paul’s ART STUFF ON A TRAIN 209
The well-respected Ibid, Limoncello and Vilma Gold galleries have closed their London spaces, in what may be a watershed moment for the art business.
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Paul’s ART STUFF on a train # 41: ‘The Framed Ceramic Clothing Coincidence’
Most days art Critic Paul Carey-Kent spends hours on the train, traveling between his home in Southampton and his day job in Surrey. Could he, we asked, jot down whatever came into his head?
Sophie Jung: Learning About Heraldry @ Ceri Hand Gallery
‘Every day I took a seashell and recorded it as though it were the ocean with words swimming in it. At the same time I practiced ‘She sells seashells on the seashore’. Then I thought what would happen if you turn the ‘she’ into ‘he’ and remove the letter ‘h’ from all the words’.
Hannah Knox: BUFF @ Ceri Hand Gallery
‘I was interested, thinking about Brando, in whether you could make a sexy painting. It’s something I wanted to try and do in some way.’
Hannah Know: BUFF @CeriHandGallery Art Opening Thursday 19th September 2013
BUFF is Hannah Knox’s first solo exhibition with Ceri Hand Gallery, featuring a series of new works that utilise fabric as a ground. Reducing painting to its primary components of colour, cloth and support- they range from pink linen and black PVC to day-glo orange raw silk. The works are folded, stitched, sprayed and draped, these are paintings barely and painted barely – this is painting in the buff.
Don’t Miss: Ceri Hand Gallery’s Summer Fete Saturday 17th August 2013
Ceri Hand Gallery are launching their inaugural annual Summer Fete at the gallery this Saturday featuring a spectacular table top sale with original art works for under £250, by over 50 artists.
Interview: Bedwyr Williams
‘I think I’ve always had my ears open for snatches of stories about people (hearsay, and little half-truth stories)’.
Implausible Imposters Group Show @CeriHand Gallery Private view Thursday 11th June 2013
Implausible Imposters is a group exhibition that brings together new work by seven artists who invent fictional narratives for objects or people, giving voice to the inanimate, imaginary or dead.
Fresh Trauma curated by Rebecca Lennon
‘I tried to have a title and concept for the show that is very physical and about a sensory relation to our time: in that way all the artists connect’.
Henny Acloque: Life After Magic
‘If one doesn’t struggle with painting now then what’s the point of doing it. You’ve got to fight with it. There is always a struggle in my work with old and new’.
Matthew Houlding: The Oceanic
Everyone has their own history within the bigger picture. I tend to use things or appropriate things, fit them to my own imagination and personal history.
Eleanor Moreton: ‘I See the Bones in the River’
In some ways the huge burden of painting, its historical baggage, has been part of its attraction for me.
Art Basel 42 : Ben Austin + VIDEO PART One
Basel art fair is now in it’s forty-second year and is clearly going from strength to strength. A few years… Read More
Henny Acloque: A Dressing Preview 2 at Ceri Hand Gallery from July 3rd
3rd July – 8th August Ceri Hand Gallery is delighted to announce Henny Acloque’s first solo show in the UK…. Read More