
Mixing It Up: Painting Today
Mixing It Up: Painting Today is the Hayward Gallery’s big Autumn exhibition bringing together 31 contemporary painters whose work freely… Read More
Mixing It Up: Painting Today is the Hayward Gallery’s big Autumn exhibition bringing together 31 contemporary painters whose work freely… Read More
Pallant House Gallery has announced a unique response to creativity during the coronavirus pandemic. The Gallery has commissioned a model art gallery that will feature original miniature artworks from over 30 leading contemporary British artists
Messums Wiltshire first exhibition of 2019 is PAINT: THE SEEN, THE UNSEEN AND THE IMAGINED featuring works by emerging and established artists
Putting aside my summer-induced dizziness, I ventured around Mayfair to see a very colourful Lolita, one of the masters of arte povera (don’t call him that though!) and a surrealist group show at Sophia Contemporary.
Well it’s hardly news. But suddenly it you can’t move for top shows of female painters! The point of ‘Women Can’t Paint’ at the ASC and Turps Banana galleries is to prove that they can, contrary to Georg Baselitz’s notorious barb.
The Dot Project’s last show explored the use of digital technology as a medium for Contemporary Artists. Now the Gallery is reflecting on a more traditional material, and the basis of art practice: Paper.
She possesses a humorous eye for everyday awkwardness and depicts her subjects with a refreshingly frank honesty.
Artists: Clarisse d’Arcimoles, David Burton, Douglas Pérez Castro, Armen Eloyan, Paa Joe, Freya Pocklington, Mino Maccari, Mehreen Murtaza, Robert Nicol, Elio Rodríguez and Rose Wylie.
The exhibition will feature over 100 contemporary artworks made by women artists and will represent the art collections of seven prominent female art collectors from London, Europe and North America.