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| GALLERY
NAME, EXHIBIT DATES |
DESCRIPTION
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| GV
ART 1st March |
Quadratura
- Monotone Symphony 2010. GV Art represents a broad community of established
and emerging artists. Working in a variety of disciplines, this diverse
group share a common artistic and emotional vocabulary which is in
sympathy with and helps mould the gallery's sensibility. Defined by
neither ideology nor fashion, it demands only tolerance for the individual
voice, interconnectivity between man and environment and fresh approaches
to our understanding of the human condition. LONDON www |
| VIRTUAL
GALLERY 6th March |
Studio
HCE. In this special exhibition artists explore the complexity of
women's migration and globalized labor practices, probing issues of
the garment industry, domestic worker, and the sex trade. Part of
the Her Circle Ezine International Women's Day Virtual Festival. ONLINE
www |
| OXMARKET
GALLERIES 1st until 10th April |
"onshow"
Art Exhibition. A collaborative exhibition of four distinct Devon
painters. CHICHESTER www |
| MALLS
GALLERY 10th-21st March |
Royal
Society of British Artists. Exhibiting paintings in all media, together
with printmaking and sculpture. The RBA strives to show both the highest
quality in these disciplines produced by Members and the very best
of work submitted by the public and continues to maintain integrity
and promote the highest achievements in that magical and often elusive
combination of skill and artistry. Nearest Tube: Charing Cross. LONDON
www |
| MALLS
GALLERY 10th-13th March |
Gordon
Hulson RBA (1937 –1999) A Retrospective Exhibition. A show demonstrating
the breadth and depth of a lifelong study into the nature of form
and colour, through drawing, sculpture and painting. The work ranges
from sensitive portraits to bold abstracts, from masterly life drawings
to acutely observed still life, by an artist in whose memory the RBA
presents an annual prize. Nearest Tube: Charing Cross. LONDON www |
| MALLS
GALLERY 15th-21st March |
The
Wapping Group of Artists: London and its River. The East Gallery hosts
the 64th Annual Exhibition of this well-known and popular group. Meeting
and working together outdoors every week between April and September,
its members paint the life of London, the Thames and places further
a field. 100 works in various media. Nearest Tube: Charing Cross.
LONDON www |
| MALLS
GALLERY 23rd March until 3 April |
Far
East @ London 2010 Art fair. This exhibition will showcase the work
of young and emerging Far-Eastern, at present solely South Korean
artists, and comes in response to a huge intensification of interest
in Art currently being produced in the rapidly evolving oriental world.
The dynamism and newness of approach that the works embody, testify
to a shift in global perspective, and are bringing about a surge of
interest in this field and a wholescale re-evaluation of ideas of
East and West. Nearest Tube: Charing Cross. LONDON www |
| MALLS
GALLERY 25th March until 3rd April |
ORIGINALS
10: The Contemporary Printmaking Show. The sensational annual show
of contemporary printmaking in all its forms, featuring celebrated
artists and the next wave of talent. Under the watchful eye of its
patron: Sir Peter Blake. Nearest Tube: Charing Cross. LONDON www |
| THE
FRUITMARKET GALLERY 1st-28th March |
Toby
Paterson. Paintings, wall paintings, reliefs and constructions exploring
the relationship between abstraction and reality. LONDON www |
| MORLEY
GALLERY 4th-11th March |
Morley
Sculpture Society Annual Exhibition. Sculptures made by members of
the Morley Sculpture Society covering a wide spectrum of styles and
materials and at affordable prices. Mon to Fri - 11am to 6pm Sat:
12 noon to 4pm (Two minutes walk from Lambeth North tube). LONDON
www |
| WORTHING
MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY 20th until 19th June |
Jon
Edgar -Carvings and Claywork. Returning to live in his native West
Sussex, this Frink School Sculptor works in the same tradition as
Jacob Epstein and Henri Gaudier-Brzeska. Presenting 40 sculptures
spanning the last decade: tactile stone and wood contrast with portraits
of eminent sitters. Tues-Saturday 10-5 free admission. WEST SUSSEX
www |
| WORTHING
MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY 27th until 26th June |
Jon
Edgar Sculpture. A Frink School trained sculptor, influenced by mediveal
artists and veteran sculptor and teacher Alan Thornhill. This is an
exhibtion of over 35 pieces from the garden to throughout the museum,
including work in wood and stone to terracotta portraits. WEST
SUSSEX www |
| WORTHING
MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY 27th until 26th June |
The
Near Far Pool. This is a special collaboration with Creative Futures,
which is an organisation that works with people with mental illness
and learning disabilities to promote artistic development. There are
some 30 paintings, all of which are for sale. WEST SUSSEX www |
| PORTSMOUTH
CENTRAL LIBRARY 2nd until 5th April |
James
Joyce Dubliners A Visual Response & Contemporary Contextualisation
by DP Kilfeather. Kilfeather’s continuing philosophical exploration
of power and apathy has taken him on a collaborative journey with
James Joyce and his Dubliners texts. Kilfeather scanned his watercolours,
added photography and digitally handwritten text to make further digital
montage works that bring his interpretation into a late twentieth
and early twenty first century cultural context. This exhibition comprises
hung prints, montage and Des Kilfeather’s artist’s book James Joyce
Dubliners – A Visual Response, in an Edition of 15. PORTSMOUTH
www |
| COMPTON
VERNEY 27th until 20th June |
Francis
Bacon: In Camera. This ground breaking exhibition explores Francis
Bacon's work in relation to film and photography. Times of opening:Tuesday
to Sunday and Bank Holiday Mondays 11am - 5pm WARWICKSHIRE www |
| WORTHING
MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY 13th until 28th August |
Skin
Deep. The Sussex Road Group are exhibiting in Worthing Museum for
the first time, they are exploring the theme of 'Skin Deep' it includes
painting, drawing, photography and 3D work. WEST SUSSEX www |
| CANDID
GALLERIES 18th-28th March |
SOFIA-LONDON
EXCHANGE EXHIBITION. An exchange project between Candid Galleries
(Candid Arts Trust) and Academia Gallery (National Academy of Art,
Sofia) and will include ten young artists: five British-based and
five Bulgarian-based recent graduates or graduating students, working
with various art media – painting, sculpture, print, photography,
video and fashion.From 12pm-6pm London Private View - 18th March 2010
From 6.30pm-9pm LONDON www |
| DREAMSPACE
GALLERY 16th-18th April |
Dreamspace
Gallery is pleased to be showcasing Decapage, an exciting new exhibition
by three contemporary artists. Demeter Haralabaki, Vivien Lodge and
Penelope MacEwen bring a rich exhibition of works using painting,
printmaking or collage as tools to explore a world of abstract and
figurative metaphor. All are members of The Free Painters and Sculptors
Society. LONDON www |
| TATE
BRITAIN 1st until April |
David
Hockney: Bigger Trees Near Warter. LONDON www |
| THE
GALLERY SPACE 25th until 29 April |
THE
THEATRE OF DREAMS is a new exhibition of surrealist graphic images
by artist Helen Mellidew , inspired by dance and theatrical fantasies
that opens with a preview in THE GALLERY SPACE , SOUTH WING, ST PANCRAS
HOSPITAL, 4 ST PANCRAS WAY NW1 on Thursday 25/2/10 from 5.30pm to
8.00pm . The exhibition is open daily from 9.00am to 6.00pm until
29/4/10. Exhibition is free. LONDON |
| WORTHING
MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY 1st until 17th July |
Toovey's
Choice. A collection of work hand picked by Nicholas Toovey from the
museums art store with descripitions of why he chose them. This marks
our apprecation of Toovey's continued to support of the museum and
its collections. WEST SUSSEX www |
