Lorenzo Belenguer Archives

#FakeFashion by Italian Artist Desdemona Varon

This month the gallery (incognito gallery) are showing works by the Italian Artist Desdemona Varon based on the theme #FakeFashion

REVIEW: George Rickey: The Other Founder of Kinetic Art Opens at Marlborough

Calder mastered the colour; George Rickey, the form. They both consolidated the notion of kinetic sculpture in the 50’s. Sculpture could not stay still any longer.

REVIEW: Sandra Menant Solo Show at Mayfair Rose & King Galleries

Sandra Menant’s acrylic canvases awaken hidden and surprising emotions.

Art Reviews

BOOK REVIEW: Alexander McQueen Unseen Backstage Images by Vogue’s Photographer Robert Fairer

London has trained some of the most interesting visionaries in the Fashion industry of today. Galliano, McQueen and McCartney to name just a few.

Mark Woods: A Return to Old Certainties

The Lubomirov Angus-Hughes Centre for Contemporary Curation is proud to announce a solo show by Mark Woods curated by Vanya Balogh

BOOK REVIEW: Management of Art Galleries

Management of Art Galleries is a concise and well-structured book which dissects repetitive mistakes that are made, and opens up new options in a crowded sector.

ART NEWS

The Italian Post-War Artist Marco Lusini Exhibiting During Frieze Week at a Secret Location in Notting Hill

Marco Lusini, a prolific artist born in Siena in 1936, joined the highly-respected artistic circle in Florence during the 60s and 70s led by the actor and curator Carlo Spadoni and his career blossomed.

EXHIBITIONS

New York / Rome

An invitation to explore the strong links between Rome and New York in the 60s as a starting point, how they influenced each other and how prevalent they are today in Contemporary Art.

Over 80 Independent Artists From 33 Countries To Be Showcased at the Art Fair ArtRooms in Regent’s Park

Over 80 Independent Artists From 33 Countries To Be Showcased in London

Art Fair News

ART OPENING: CHINESE OPEN 2015 Year Of The Sheep This Sunday 22nd February 2015

“The Sheep are among the animals that people like most. It is gentle and calm. Since ancient times people have learned to use its fleece to make writing brushes and skin to keep warm. As it is white, people describe delicate and precious white jade to be ‘suet jade’.
Thus it is close to the meaning of good things.”