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10X10-2020-Catalogue-Article-25 European Painting 1850-1930 Adrian runs Adrian Biddell Fine Art Ltd, dealing in paintings and sculpture from a range of periods and specialising in European Painting 1850-1930. He sources works, arranges private sales, and offers both new and established collectors advice on buying, selling and valuations. A principal auctioneer at Sotheby’s for many years, he was a Senior Director in Impressionist and Modern art, before being appointed head of 19th century European paintings. WWW.ADRIANBIDDELL.COM [email protected] +44 (0) 7767 472735 Online Auction 30th October - 15th November UK & INTERNATIONAL www.article-25.org/10x10 INSTALLATION PACKING TRANSPORTATION STORAGE & SECURITY INSURANCE CONSERVATION +44 (0) 20 8682 0587 [email protected] CONSULTANCY www.artinstallationservices.co.uk Humanitarian Architecture Foreword As the global pandemic has restricted opportunities to meet together in a physical location, this year’s 10x10 is not taking place in the usual manner. Our 10th anniversary of this event was always going to be different – and this year we have embraced a digital platform to enable us to deliver the same high quality artwork, with some fantastic contributions, some from Royal Academicians and one from a celebrated street artist. I am sure you will enjoy browsing the online catalogue from the comfort of your own surroundings, placing bids as you engage with these wonderful artworks. We are indebted to all artists who have made contributions during our anniversary year. 10x10 brings together artists, architects, sculptors and designers, who create and donate artworks inspired by our day to day interaction with the built environment. Article 25 contributors often create a unique piece for the auction. This year’s theme is Markets from Memory, allowing for the reduced and curtailed activity in daily markets, it gave the artists an opportunity to explore the theme laterally. Virtual markets such as housing and financial markets have been depicted, as well as artists recalling markets from their memories and imagination. Markets are the life-blood of a city. Real or virtual, they connect us with the makers, growers and distributors of our daily needs. The artworks in the auction celebrate these local centres of commerce, community and creativity. We hope you enjoy the artworks that we have curated. By securing a winning bid on your favourite artwork, you will be supporting our dedicated team of humanitarian architects. We work with vulnerable communities recovering from disaster, conflict and poverty. Article 25’s work abroad aims to create thriving, resilient communities, as we design and build schools, hospitals, and homes in the developing world. Thank you for your ongoing and unwavering support! David Murray Managing Director 1 2 Article 25 We Make Design Matter Article 25 is the world’s leading humanitarian architecture charity. Our vision is for a world where buildings are designed and constructed to provide sustainable solutions to disease, poverty and need. Our art auction is one way you can help to raise funds to support our charity. In 2020 we completed an Outpatient Department for Leprosy Mission in Purulia, India. We have made great progress in the construction of a Trauma Hospital in Nepal and we are nearing completion of the first phase of construction on a secondary school in Niger. We opened the first classroom block at Child Support Tanzania’s inclusive pre-school, in Mbeya. We started the design work on a children’s village for Kao La Amani orphanage in the north of Tanzania, a community hospital in Montserrat, and a major housing reconstruction programme in Dominica. We also devised a Covid-19 response to improve sanitation in Yangon General Hospital, Myanmar, and helped to raise awareness and funds to provide better shelter in Beirut after the huge explosions that damaged or destroyed more than 45,000 buildings. 3 4 © Nicolas Réméné © Grant Smith Like many towns and cities throughout the world, London became less accessible during the Covid 19 outbreak in 2020. Despite this, a cohort of committed artistic contributors took inspiration from their memories of one of many thriving marketplaces that exist in towns and cities around the world. Contributors have thought laterally about this year’s theme, depicting actual market stalls as well as abstract ones such as housing and financial markets. We have curated a series of exciting artworks that we are showcasing through our own digital marketplace, via our online auction. We are very grateful for the contributions from all our committed artists during this period of uncertainty in health and economy. You can peruse the artworks on our online gallery. Auction bids on the 10 x 10 Auction can be accepted from 30th October to 15th November 2020. 5 6 Online Auction LOTS 1-65 56. Kim Shaw Sir David Adjaye Cecil Balmond Banksy Jeanette Barnes Lot Number 1 Lot Number 2 Lot Number 3 Lot Number 4 Wakefield Market, West Yorkshire, 2008 Orbit Di-Faced £10 Note, 2004 Borough Market & Shard, 2020 Photographic inkjet print Print Inkjet print Pen & chalk drawing 420mm x 595mm 660mm x 480mm 75mm x 145mm 595mm x 405mm Signed on recto Signed on recto, edition 1 of 20 Unsigned, 1 of 100,000 Signed on recto, unique Guide price: £400 - £600 Guide price: £400 - £600 Guide price: £600 - £800 Guide price: £250 - £350 The market hall in Wakefield, West Yorkshire Orbit is an initial sketch for Anish Kapoor’s landmark In 2004, Banksy printed 100,000 of his Di-Faced Tenner Pen and chalk drawing of the entrance to Borough regenerated an area close to the town’s centre. The tower designed for London 2012 Olympics. bills, replacing an image of Queen Elizabeth II with market with the Shard in the background. market space includes separate halls under a flat roof, the late Princess Diana, issued by the “Banksy of supported on a steel frame, providing two sides of a Cecil Balmond OBE, artist, designer and engineer is England.” Featuring Charles Darwin on the reverse, the Jeanette Barnes studied post-graduate at the Royal covered square and offering protection to bus station one of the most significant creators of his generation. bill proclaims: “Trust no one.” Banksy released the bills Academy Schools and RCA. Jeanette Barnes works on passengers. The canopied space functions as an on crowds at Notting Hill and Reading Festivals, and large drawings and prints of urban landscapes and on Balmond transcends the conventional boundaries outdoor trade hub and a portico to the town centre. “spilled” a briefcase of bills at Liverpool Street station. projects and commissions in London, New York, Dubai of discipline, crossing over between art and science, The British Museum acquired a Di-Faced Tenner bill in and Shanghai. She is a recipient of prizes awarded by transforming our interpretation of geometry, form and Sir David Adjaye OBE founded Adjaye Associates 2019. the Jerwood, and the Hugh Casson prize for drawing at in 2000, operating studios in Accra, London, and structure. the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. New York. His largest project, The National Museum Banksy is an anonymous England-based street artist, of African American History & Culture, opened in political activist, and film director, active since the Washington D.C. in 2016. Adjaye has been named as 1990s. His satirical street art and subversive epigrams the recipient of the RIBA Royal Gold Medal 2021. combine dark humour with graffiti executed in a distinctive stencilling technique. 9 10 Alistair Barr Rab Bennetts Mary Bowman John Burrell Lot Number 5 Lot Number 6 Lot Number 7&8 Lot Number 9 Greenwich Market, 2020 Grassmarket, Edinburgh, 2020 Apart / Together, 2020 Inverness Street Market Watercolour Fine line black felt pen Photographic inkjet print Mixed media; pastel on inkjet print of photograph 310mm x 430mm 210mm x 304mm 240mm x 190mm 520mm x 520mm Signed on recto, unique Signed on recto Signed on verso Unique Guide price: £200 - £300 Guide price: £70 - £90 Guide price: £100 - £150 each Guide price: £300 - £500 Greenwich Market has existed since 1400, enduring The evocative place-names in Edinburgh’s old town Two photographs taken during my daily walks on Camden Town has been influenced by major intrusions; the Black Death, the Civil War and the Blitz. It still thrives include Lawnmarket, Haymarket and Grassmarket Hampstead Heath and Waterlow Park in Highgate railways, residential development … its character, today in these uncertain times. where this drawing was created. For many years it during the Covid lockdown. ‘Together’ is a photo of activities and street life are expressions of a disruptive was a place to avoid but its reputation for grim pubs ‘lockdownlovestories.com’ a website encouraging process and attempts at reparation by inhabitants. Alistair Barr is chair of Barr Gazetas, which he founded has recently given way to café and night-club culture. people to share their love stories despite the restrictions A centre for counter-culture in the seventies and a in 1993. Barr is a director of the Academy of Urbanism The setting rivals market squares anywhere in Europe, on human contact during COVID. ‘Apart’ is a reminder refuge for many who survived on old livelihoods. The and a Civic Trust judge. He also plays drums in three with the castle overlooking a fine range of traditional of the 2m social distancing rule as seen in Waterlow contrast of those benefitting from gentrification-led bands. Scottish buildings._A fragment of the city’s medieval Park. regeneration with those who missed out, becomes wall is revealed in a gap site. manifest as unscripted pavement tableau. Mary Bowman is an Architect and Landscape Architect Rab Bennetts founded the architectural practice and a partner with the landscape architectural John Burrell, architect, urban designer and founder Bennetts Associates with his wife Denise in 1987.
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