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regular FEATURES GALLERIES map pages map/section Articles: gallery names in bold see index Principal cities & regions are covered by maps showing gallery locations

New Shows Diary – exhibition opening days page 6 Art Services to the trade & public 31 Antennae – events and news this month 8 Sale Rooms – a record year 9 Bankside & Southwark – Waterloo, Tower Bridge 29 Public Eye – public venues 10 Bath – City Centre 13 Thumbnails – latest shows 12,26,33,34 Bloomsbury/Fitzrovia – Charlotte St, Windmill St 22 Books – new art books 14,20 Bristol – City Centre 12 Critical Timing – new Thames project 24 National Galleries – highlights of UK shows 41 Cardiff – City Centre 5 Internet – art sites 50 Chelsea & Fulham – King’s Rd, Fulham Rd, Battersea 19 Artist Index – artists listed by gallery 51 City, Islington & East End – Upper St, Bethnal Grn 30 Gallery Specialisations – general stock index 52 Cork St – Clifford St, Regent St 28 Gallery Index – dealers & services 54 Cornwall – Land’s End to St Austell, Penzance Centre 8 Cotswolds – Gloucestershire to Oxfordshire 6

FAIRS East Anglia – Essex to Lincolnshire 16 London Art Fair – special feature 42 Edinburgh – City Centre 3

Galleries for Hire & Sale around the UK 32 Glasgow – City Centre 2

Hampstead, St John’s Wood, Camden – Highgate 21

Kensington & Notting Hill – High St, Westbourne Grove 18 Knightsbridge & Belgravia – Old Brompton Rd, Victoria St 20

on the COVER Marylebone – Baker St, Marylebone High St 23 Larry McGinity Midlands – Shropshire to Birmingham 7 ‘City of London’, acrylic on board, 100 x 100cm at Hay Hill (map 23) New Bond St – Bruton St, Davies St 24 North England – Cumbria to Derbyshire 4

Old Bond St – Albemarle St, Dover St 25

LISTINGS KEY Penzance – Town Centre 9 *ad see display *pr press release on galleries.co.uk/pr *own art Arts Council interest free credit scheme member St Ives – Town Centre 10 Internet addresses in bold are linked via www.galleries.co.uk St James’s – Duke St, Bury St 26 for art updates follow galleries magazine on @art_mag or Scotland – Borders to Highlands 1 facebook.com/galleriesartlist South East England – Dorset to Kent 15 South & West London – Richmond to Dulwich 17

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Highgate Contemporary Art 26 Highgate High Street, London N6 5JG 020 8340 7564 [email protected] 6 GALLERIES JANUARY 2014 NEW SHOWS DIARY January 2014 Number refers to map, unless otherwise indicated SATURDAY 11 A Tribute to Dylan Thomas - Moma Wales -5 WEDNESDAY 1 Always in the Vanguard - Albemarle -25 In Situ - Millinery Works -30 Clyde Holmes - Moma Wales -5 Turner in January - Scottish National Gallery -3 Invited Artists: Abecedarium - Open Eye -3 Karina Wisniewska - Albemarle -25 THURSDAY 2 Living in a Landscape - Denbigh Library -5 The Open 2014 - Royal Cambrian Academy -5 Alison Pullen - Sarah Wiseman -14 Tolleck Winner - Albemarle -25 Mixed Exhibition - Lime Tree Long Melford -16 Walera Martynchik - Albemarle -25 Mixed Show - Bernard Jacobson -28 William Nicholson (1872-1949): An Alphabet - Open Eye -3

FRIDAY 3 MONDAY 13 New Year Bonanza - Arthouse -11 Chris Salmon - Southbank Printmakers -29 Winter Collection - Roger Billcliffe -2 SATURDAY 4 Double Vision, Sophie Martin-Castex, Brian Sharland - TUESDAY 14 Landmark AC -17 Karen Scadeng - Greenwich Printmakers -17 Meri Wells, Robert Harvard - Moma Wales -5 Mary Pym - Llewellyn Alexander -29 The Winter Show Part 2 - Woodbine -16 WEDNESDAY 15 SUNDAY 5 David Blackburn - Messum’s -28 Sarah Carvell - Tegfryn -5 Giorgio de Chirico: Myth and Mystery - Estorick Collection ofModern Italian Art -30 MONDAY 6 Modern British and Contemporary Art - London Art Fair -30 January Sale - London Glassblowing Studio & Gallery -29 Nick Schlee - Gallery 8 -26 Larry McGinity - Hay Hill -23 Philip Tsiaras - 12 Star -20 Mixed Exhibition - Gallery Pangolin -6 Piers Browne - Highgate Contemporary -21 Nelson Mandela - The Long Walk to Freedom - Belgravia -25 The Elemental North Exhibition - Messum’s -28 The Artists & Illustrators Annual Exhibition - Mall -27 THURSDAY 16 TUESDAY 7 Veronica Gaido - Imago -28 Mixed Exhibition - Lime Tree Bristol -12 The Art of the Poster - Eames Fine -29 FRIDAY 17 Michael Wolf - Flowers (Central) -28 WEDNESDAY 8 Yankel Feather - GX-17 Contemporary Gallery Artists - Browse & Darby -28 Dale Mackie - Abbey Walk -4 SATURDAY 18 George Grosz - Ecce Homo - Sylvester -21 Before They Were Famous - Marle -11 Philip Braham, Modern Masters, Nancy Baldwin & Gordon David Wilson Photographer - New Leaf -5 Baldwin - Scottish Gallery -3 Degrees of Animation - Thelma Hulbert -11 Joint effort - joint success –POSK 50 years - Posk -17 Unfixed - Flowers (East) -30 THURSDAY 9 Alasdair Wallace - Rebecca Hossack -22 THURSDAY 23 Pangolin London Showcase - -30 Pangolin London ArtGemini Prize - -22 Paul Wright - Thompson’s London -23 Rebecca Hossack Jankel Adler - Gimpel Fils -24

FRIDAY 10 FRIDAY 24 Drawings Show - Albany -5 David Carpanini - Leamington Spa -7 Josh Whitaker, Matt Welch, Tom Esam - William Robert Welch - Bath Contemporary -13 Benington -30 Ken White - Panter & Hall -27 SATURDAY 25 Escape to the Sun - Lime Tree Long Melford -16 Felix Sefton Delmer - North House -16 The Sunflowers - National Gallery -27 Honoré Daumier ‘Lunch in the Country’ c.1867-1868, photo © National Museum MONDAY 27 of Wales.At the Royal Academy of Arts Stephan Walter - Début Art & The Coningsby -22 (see listing on map 28 & editorial on page 10) Susan Short - Southbank Printmakers -29

TUESDAY 28 Jay Surasen: Sawasdee - Gallery 8 -26 Philip Solly - Greenwich Printmakers -17 Small Paintings Group - Piers Feetham -19

WEDNESDAY 29 Martin Creed - Hayward -29 Scottish Show 2014 - Panter & Hall -27 Sergei Chepik Retrospective - Catto -21

THURSDAY 30 Celtic Connections - Lime Tree Bristol -12 January Mixed Exhibition - Thompson’s Contemporary -19 Staff Show - Heatherley School ofArt -29 BELGRAVIA GALLERY Nelson MANDELA THE LONG WALK TO FREEDOM Lithographs, Photographs & Drawings 6 January - 10 February 2014

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Fair News . . . telling his social media followers there of a significant Russian about what he was doing painter of the late 20th Century, As ever, the London Art Fair resulting in invitations to visit Sergei Chepik (1953-2011). 2014 (15-19 January) kicks off several other historic cities. Described as a ‘searing the new fairs’ season and is visionary’, his paintings of looking in good shape. To hear January Sparkle phantasmagorical and religious the latest news and see what events in both his native Russia some of the galleries will be In a month that, understandably and in France, where he went to showing at it turn to our feature enough I suppose, can lack live in 1988, have won him a on p42. Meanwhile early warning a certain buzz in London’s growing international reputation . of the next one up, the always commercial gallery scene, the This show, which covers work enjoyable Works on Paper Fair Mall Galleries seems to be from both his early years in (6-9 February) at the Science taking a very positive line with Russia and from his time in Paris, Museum in Kensington. A two distinctly interesting if very should prove quite an eye- feature on this next month, but contrasting exhibitions. First opener, one suspects. just so you get it in your diary . . . there is the second edition of an intriguing recent enterprise, the The Cork Street Shuffle New Eyes on York ‘FBA Futures’ show (20-25 January), in which members from News in of a further reshuffling of There’s a distinctly enterprising the various Federation of British gallery spaces in Cork Street and engaging story behind Ann Artists exhibiting societies ahead of the major works due Petherick’s latest Kentmere resident, so to speak, at the Mall there later in the year – Mayor House show in York. Entitled Galleries, have selected some 24 Gallery are moving diagonally, ‘New Eyes on York’ and featuring artists from the 2013 graduate two doors to their left and one the work of Nigerian-born, Kent- and post-graduate shows to take floor up, to the First Floor of 21 based painter Adebanji Alade, its part. Designed to highlight the Cork Street from this month on. genesis lies in a visit Ann made wide and innovative range of to Bath earlier this year where approaches to figurative art that Looking Up she encountered Adebanji’s work are in fact taking place in British in a gallery and saw immediately art-schools – so often labelled Panter & Hall have also moved how well his way of working largely conceptual in attitude – it recently, from cosy Shepherd’s would suit the York cityscape. An is a splendidly broad show with Market to the grandeur of 11-12 invitation to visit York followed artists from as far afield as Pall Mall. A fantastic space with during the course of which Ann Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle the addition of a useful basement took him on a brief guided tour and Falmouth art schools, as well gallery for smaller shows, this and then left him to make his as the South-East and London. little corner of Pall Mall has choices of subjects. He, in turn, A bold bid, in short, to change become a bit of an art hub and was so excited by the place that, public perceptions and, perhaps, although not always obvious working 12 hours a day, he bring in fresh blood to the from the street, the large produced some 10 paintings and societies themselves. imposing buildings and huge a whole host of pencil sketches Then, just a few days later, the windows belie their outer within the week – and is going Catto Gallery, in association with clubland atmosphere turning to back! And now the idea is Marie-Aude Chepik, are cool artiness within. Definitely mushrooming with Adebanji presenting a major retrospective worth a visit for their January JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 9

shows – Ken White’s Swindon railway landscapes first, followed by their annual exhibition of current Scottish painters. Keep a sharp look out . . .

Mandela’s Art Sale Rooms 2013: world record year William Jackson

In all the wide-ranging coverage It was an astonishing year for the was surpassed by Jeff Koons’ ofNelson Mandela’s death last Auction Houses with the highest ‘Balloon Dog, Orange’, one of month – his love ofmusic and of prices ever paid for works by five in different colours and sport as well as his political life – both a living and deceased massive in size, selling for an little reference that I could see to artists. Sotheby’s also recently amazing $58.5 million. his activities as an artist. announced an increase of85% Bonhams, who have long ruled Admittedly it was a late- on their share values and one supreme in the Motor Car and flowering passion – he only can assume a similar level of Automobile market, a particular started taking art lessons in 2002 growth for Christie’s and passion for owner Robert Brooks, – but the lithographs produced Bonhams, though both are achieved a stunning World from his drawings, now to be privately owned. Record for any car with a 1954 seen at the Belgravia Gallery, ‘Silver Car Crash’ of1963 by GP Mercedes works racing car, above all those coming out ofa Andy Warhol was Sotheby’s top selling for £19.5 million which return to Robben Island that selling price at over $105 million was their highest price ofthe same year, reveal just how deep achieved in New York in year, two and a halfmillion the scars ofhis imprisonment November, where they also pounds more than a Fragonard must have been. dominated the Impressionist and portrait. Modern evening sale with a total It would seem that the growing of$290 million, twice that of trend for the year was for the Christie’s. dominance ofModern and But it was Christie’s that won Contemporary Art and very much out in the Post-war and with a leaning towards the Contemporary Sales with close narrative. This is as a result ofthe to $700 million for 69 lots, twice lack ofsupply and ownership that oftheir main rival. ‘Three problems in the Impressionist Studies ofLucian Freud’ by and Modern Market. With instant Francis Bacon painted in 1969 access to information on living now holds the World Record for artists, this area would appear to any Work ofArt, selling fora cool be a sounder option for the $142 million. Until this sale the super-rich and a safer investment world record for a living artist was with a fashion that will continue for a Gerhard Richter abstract but throughout 2014 . . . from left: Elysia Byrd ‘Riding Yak’ at FBA show at the Mall Galleries. Sergei Chepik ‘Trocadero’ at Catto Gallery. Adebanji Alade ‘Morning light & reflections, River Ouse’ at Kentmere House. Francis Bacon ‘Three Studies of Lucian Freud’, (detail) at Christie’s New York November Sale. Mercedes W196 (ex-Fangio) at Bonhams Goodwood Festival of Speed Sale, July 2013. below: Nelson Mandela ‘The Window’ signed lithograph at Belgravia Gallery 10 GALLERIES JANUARY 2014

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Seasonal Affective Disorder, that reverie on the other, with a Modernist initiative and ran with it is, for which, given the number of profound human sympathy. No – a stunning show! excellent public gallery shows on wonder Baudelaire regarded him Finally some reminders about through January, or much of it, as one of the most important shows we have covered an there is now no excuse art-wise. men ‘in the whole of modern art’, edition or two back that are still Time was when most of the big while his influence is to be found on through the month, or are in London spaces tended to shut in the work of artists from Degas fact closing during its course. their main shows as soon as the through Picasso and Bacon to Most notable among the former Christmas holidays were over, Rego, Kentridge and Blake in our is the very handsome show at but some at least do seem to own time. Ben Uri, ‘Uproar!’, which, as part have learnt the lesson and the Meanwhile over at the of its centenary celebrations this city is still surprisingly full of Barbican that wonderful moment year, commemorates the first 50 some brilliant things to see. in the late 50s, 60s and early 70s, years of The London Group Where to start? The Royal when the West finally threw off (1913-63) with 50 works by 50 Academy perhaps, where the the doom and gloom of the artists. Epstein, Bomberg, great 19th C. French Realist immediate post-war period and Nevinson, Moore and Lowry are painter and social commentator exuberantly embraced modern among the luminaries and with Daumier has his first major material culture, is splendidly museum quality loans this is a London show in over half a celebrated in their current winter show absolutely not to be century. I remember the first, as show ‘Pop Art Design’. All the big missed. In the same category is an art-history student, at the old names from both sides of the Tate Modern’s Paul Klee show, Tate, when his astoundingly Atlantic are here – Warhol, discussed last month, while sharp and satirical caricatures, Oldenburg, Lichtenstein Judy among the significant shows that nailing the political corruptions Chicago and the Eames Brothers are closing in January, the and social pretensions of both in the USA, Blake, Hamilton, National Gallery’s handsome the Louis-Philippe and Napoleon Allen Jones and Tilson in the UK Viennese portrait exhibition, III’s Second Empire regimes, and Sotsass, Ettore Pesce and ‘Facing the Modern’ ends on the chimed perfectly with the mood Castiglione in Europe – though 12th, as does Dulwich’s of the Swinging 60s, Beyond the the emphasis here is much less excellent ‘Whistler and the Fringe and all that! Then he on the fine art side of things and Thames’. Further afield, do try to largely disappeared from view much more on exploring Pop catch Pallant House’s which makes this new show most Art’s integral relationship to tremendous Sean Scully show welcome and, at a moment of design – something that, of triptych pieces from the last ever-widening wealth gaps and remarkably enough, hasn’t ever 40 years before it finishes on anodyne social commentary, really been done before. In that 26 January. And by then it’s more than timely. The paintings sense its influence is still very nearly February and ‘can Spring and sculptures are equally much with us at a time when the be far behind?’ – especially after remarkable, observing and boundaries between art, all that art . . . NU chronicling the everyday lives of architecture and design are more the poor, cholera epidemics and porous and dynamically creative, Sean Scully ‘Stare’ 1984, © Sean Scully At Pallant House all, on the one hand and themes in the UK at least, than ever .The Studio 65 ‘Leonardo’ Sofa, 1969 at of judgement, spectatorship and good old 60s took up the Barbican Art Gallery JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 11 MAP 1 UK SCOTLAND MAP 2 SCOTLAND GLASGOW RENF NESS RE a THURSO W ST T ISLE OF LEWIS S T 9 E AU A CH T b ULLAPOOL I S E E A HA 8 L S 35 L S R FINDHORN T L T

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THUMBnails It might be beside the sea but some really gorgeous things Slader’s Yard seems to be here. The ones that caught my taking no notice of the fact that particular fancy, as careful it’s high winter, having launched, readers of this magazine over just before Christmas (and the years won’t be surprised to running to late February), what hear, is Alf Stockham’s group, they grandly proclaim as “an in particular Harvest Moon. A all-star rolling exhibition . . . of huge, red moon hovers above highly regarded West Country a looming black rectangle – a landscape painters.” With artists pier end? – against a sunset sky of the calibre of Alf Stockham, of greeny apricot shading to Julian Bailey, Simon Garden and warm green. Figurative? Alfred Stockham ‘Harvest Moon’ Janette Kerr among them, this is Abstract? Who cares! no idle claim either – there are (see map 11) NU JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 13 MAP 4 ENGLAND NORTH

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LANCASHIRE MERSEYSIDE WATER STREET GALLERY c CORKE ART GALLERY 25 Water Street, Todmorden f 296/8 Aigburth Road, Liverpool Lancashire OL145AB L17 9PW Contemporary Fine Art by leading Gallery exhibiting only original and emerging artists and makers. street, contemporary and also ‘Winter Season’ Changing open fine art. exhibition of small works. [email protected] Fiona Sturrock Painting, 3D, original prints & www.corkeartgallery.co.uk ‘King Protea’ acrylic photography, by gallery and t 07773 287827 The Laurel Gallery, Edinburgh invited artists. Over 50 artists, 200+ (see listing on facing page) works. Makers and Crafts – ceramics, glass, prints, jewellery, wood and NORTH EAST LINCOLNSHIRE metal works and gifts. Nov 1–Feb 1. Mon–Sun 9.30–5.30, or by appt ABBEY WALK GALLERY [email protected] g 8 Abbey Walk, Grimsby www.waterstreetgallery.co.uk N E Lincolnshire DN31 1NB t 01706 839714 Dale Mackie: Black Holes and Supernovas. Jan 8–Feb 8. LEEDS An exhibition of intriguing paintings that allow the viewer to get closer to BONHAMS the aesthetic marvel that is the d 30 Park Square, Leeds LS1 2PK cosmos. Auctioneers. Tue–Sat 9–5, admn free Enquiries: Simon Mitchell. [email protected] t 0113 244 8011 www.abbeywalkgallery.com f 0113 242 9875 t 01472 241007 14 GALLERIES JANUARY 2014 MAP 5 UK WALES & BORDERS & CARDIFF CITY CENTRE

UCHELDRE CENTRE eMillbank, Holyhead, Anglesey OAD HHOLYHEADOLYHEAD e LL65 1TE Y R LLANFAES RHYL AN LB a CONWY CHESTER Island Art Group. Nov 30–Jan 12. A LLANGEFNI i d DENBIGH A Retrospective Exhibition BANGOR g W R h WREXHAM celebrating 26 Years with work I Y C E f LLANRWST V H LLANGOLLEN ER by past and present members of N M PWLLHELI W MU E j O S R O theGroup, which is still going A O KI D D D N N V S S C SHREWSBURY I T D strong with workshops, painting L A L IT E L R Y P I R S A O O R holidays, exhibitions and portrait R A B A D U O o K D MACHYNLLETH LUDLOW R group. P A Y L D NEWTOWN A R ABERYSTWYTH Contact gallery for further January C D E E OV HEREFORD details. b R

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MalcolmEdwards, Aneurin Jones January details. by painters, printmakers, jewellers, and Shani Rhys James to name but Open Daily 10–5 (closed Tue from ceramic makers and sculptors. a few. Oct–May excluding school hols) Tue–Sat 9.15–5, admn free Christmas Exhibition. [email protected] [email protected] Nov 30–Jan 4. www.oriel.org.uk www.artshopandgallery.co.uk The Open 2014. Jan 11–Feb 22. t 01758 740763 t 01873 852690 Work submitted by non-members, selected by RCA Members offering a platform for new, exciting and original PEMBROKESHIRE NEW LEAF GALLERY work in a broad range of subjects n19 Church Street, Monmouth and media. HARBOUR LIGHTS GALLERY NP25 3BX Tue–Sat 11–5, admn free kPorthgain, nr St Davids, David Wilson Photographer. [email protected] Pembrokeshire SA62 5BL Jan 18–Feb 15. www.rcaconwy.org The Frame Shop, Pontcanna, Cardiff David Wilson specialises in large t/f 01492 593413 CF11 9HQ format black and white photographs Specialises in exhibiting a wide of Wales. selection of Original Paintings, Since having 2 books published DENBIGHSHIRE Limited Edition Prints and by Graffeg, ‘Pembrokeshire’ and Sculpture from Wales’ leading artists ‘Wales: a Photographer’s Journey’, DENBIGH LIBRARY GALLERY in our Gallery in Pembrokeshire and hHall Square, Denbigh, his images have become signature our Outlet in Pontcanna Cardiff. portraits of the landscape, Denbighshire LL16 3NU With Original work from John Knapp Living in a Landscape. coastline and architecture of rural Fisher, Kyffin Williams, Wales. Jan 11–Mar 8. William Selwyn, Aneurin Jones, Sarah Carvell’s work features Fri Jan 17, 7pm. David will be Meirion Jones and many more. speaking about his work in the spontaneous, in-situ sketches along [email protected] with larger studio sketches of the gallery – all welcome. www.art2by.com Mon–Sat 10–5, admn free timeless quality of the landscape t 01348 831549 around Denbigh; giving a feeling of [email protected] permanence in an ever-changing www.newleafgallery.co.uk world. t 01600 714527 Mon 9.30–7, Tue/Wed 9.30–5 ORIEL Y PARC Thur1–5, Fri9.30–5, Sat 9.30–12.30 lSt Davids, Pembrokeshire t 01745 816313 SA62 6NW POWYS Celebrating the landscape of Wales in partnership with Amgueddfa MOMA WALES oY Tabernacl, Heol Penrallt RHYL LIBRARY GALLERY Cymru – National Museum Wales. Picturing Castles. Nov 16–May 5. Machynlleth, Powys SY20 8AJ iChurch Street, Rhyl, Denbighshire Ian Jacob: Work in progress – LL18 3AA Historic watercolours, oil paintings and drawings from the 1670s to the 1973 to 2013. Until Jan 4. Winter Wonderland. Until Jan 11. Ian Phillips & Linda Caswell. Exhibition of contemporary art mid 19th century, depicting castles from all over Wales, including Until Jan 4. & craft to celebrate the festive season. Meri Wells: Recent Work. Mon–Fri 10–5 (closed for lunch 1–2) Carew, Cilgerran, Pembroke and Manorbier. Jan 4–Feb 15. Sat 10–12.30 Robert Harvard: Ball on a River. [email protected] www.orielyparc.co.uk t 01437 720392 Jan 4–Feb 15. www.denbarts.wordpress.com Clyde Holmes: Studio Works. t 01745 882523 Jan 11–Mar 8. MONMOUTHSHIRE A Tribute to Dylan Thomas. Jan 11–Mar 8. GWYNEDD THE ART SHOP Mon–Sat 10–4 ORIEL PLAS GLYN-Y-WEDDW m8 Cross Street, Abergavenny [email protected] jLlanbedrog, Pwllheli, Gwynedd NP7 5EH www.momawales.org.uk LL53 7TT The Long Winter Show. Until Jan 25. t 01654 703355 Please contact the gallery for An eclectic collection of art and toys f 01654 702160

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David Wilson ‘Starlings’ photograph New Leaf Gallery (see listing on this page) 16 GALLERIES JANUARY 2014 MAP 6 ENGLAND COTSWOLDS

A 4 THE ART GALLERY 1 HENLEY 5 dSpencer House, 34 LongStreet, Tetbury, Glos GL8 8AQ A M IN ARDEN 3 WARWICK 4 LEAMINGTON SPA LEOMINSTER DAV Contemporary original artworks and sculpture. Warwickshire ik hire Tue–Sat 9.30–5

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TADDINGTON 4 50 2 M SEVENHAMPTON c f 3 Winter Exhibition. Through January and February. ROSS ON WYE A CHIPPING 4 CHELTENHAM 1 Tue–Sat 10–5.30, Sun 11–4 STOW ON NORTONA 4 40 GLOUCESTER THE WOLD 4 [email protected] A A40 WITHINGTON CHARLBURY MONMOUTH www.campdengallery.co.uk PAINSWICK WOODSTOCK t 01386 841555 Gloucestershhire BURFORD CHALFORD STROUD g CELIA LENDIS GALLERIES CIRENCESTER CLANFIELD OXFORD 8 A417 LECHLADE 3 fHigh Street, Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos GL56 0AF A Oxfoords shire A 4 TETBURY 1 Gallery Artists: Winter Stock Exhibition by Gallery Artists. d 9 9 THORNBURY 2 33 4 A Until Jan 29. A4 WANTAGE WA MALMESBURY A Solo Exhibition. Feb 1–Mar 5. CHIPPING SWINDON 4 Richard Kenton Webb:

SODBURY M4 3 Stunning large scale paintings and linocuts full of A emotional power, packed with intense, pure colour HEREFORDSHIRE alongside intricate white sculptural forms. SHELL HOUSE GALLERY The Very Best Affordable Art Weekend. Mar 1–2. a36 The Homend, Ledbury, Herefordshire HR8 1BT 1,000 works under £2,000, featuring established artists Winter Exhibition. Nov 8–Jan 4. and introducing new talent. A great opportunity to see an Contact gallery for further January details. inspiring range ofpaintings, drawings, prints and Tue–Sat 10–5, other times by arrangement sculptures – there is sure to be something for you. [email protected] Open Daily 9.30–5.30 (but gallery closed Dec 22–Jan 5) www.shellhousegallery.co.uk [email protected] t 01531 632557 www.celialendis.com t 01608 650852

WARWICKSHIRE GALLERY PANGOLIN THE STOUR GALLERY gChalford, Glos GL6 8NT b10 High Street, Shipston-on-Stour, Warks CV36 4AJ Specialists in Modern and Contemporary Sculpture Winter Exhibition. Pastels by Angela A’Court and Pastel and Sculptors’ Drawings. Society members. Mixed Exhibition. Jan 6–Feb 7. Paintings, original prints, ceramics, glass, sculpture, A mix ofsculpture, prints and drawings by regular jewellery. Continues into the New Year. gallery artists, including Anthony Abrahams, Jon Buck, Mon–Wed, Fri–Sat 10–5.30, or by appt, closed Thur Terence Coventry, Anita Mandl and Charlotte Mayer. [email protected] Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–1 www.thestourgallery.co.uk [email protected] t/f 01608 664411 www.gallery-pangolin.com t 01453 889765

GLOUCESTERSHIRE JOHN DAVIES GALLERY ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE fThe Old Dairy Plant, Fosseway Business Park cTaddington Manor, Taddington, nr Cutsdean, Glos Moreton-in-Marsh, GL56 9NQ GL54 5RY José & Miriam Escofet: Flower Paintings, Allegories, 20th Century and Contemporary Sculpture. Myths and Legends. Until Jan 18. Period Garden Statuary and Architectural Elements. Richard Thorn: Mainly in the South West ofEngland. Fine Reproduction Garden Ornament and Stone Fire Until Jan 18. Surrounds. 3,000 sq ft space, easy access and on-site parking. Mon–Fri 9–5, Sat 10.30–4 Mon–Sat 9.30–5 [email protected] [email protected] www.architectural-heritage.co.uk www.johndaviesgallery.com t 01386 584414 t 01608 652255

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Jane Skingley ‘Border Flowers’ oil on canvas, 30 x 30cm Jenna Burlingham Fine Art (see listingon map 15) JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 17 MAP 7 ENGLAND MIDLANDS WEB WORLD WIDE Businesses operating principally on the Internet

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WENLOCK FINE ART a3 The Square, Much Wenlock, Shropshire TF13 6LX JANE FUEST GALLERY Late Nineteenth, Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Contemporary paintings, sculpture and ceramics. British Paintings. [email protected] Wed–Sat 10–5 or by appt t 01952 728232 www.janefuestgallery.co.uk t 01962 735834 THE WILLOW ART GALLERY CIC b56 Willow Street, Oswestry, Shropshire, SY11 1AE POP UP GALLERY [email protected] The online contemporary art marketplace – sell your www.willowartgallery.co.uk artwork commission free. t 01691 657575 www.i2popupgallery.com

WARWICKSHIRE PrintsGB.com COMPTON VERNEY Dedicated site promoting the work of artists working cWarwickshire, CV35 9HZ in print. *ad Moore Rodin. Feb 15–Aug 31. Featuring: International exhibition with works by two of the greatest Jane Bristowe, Emma Clark, Paula Cox, Colin Gale, sculptors of the modern age: Henry Moore and Auguste Vincent Jackson, Elaine Newman, Susie Perring, Rodin. See their sculptures in the striking landscape and Melvyn Petterson, Sonia Rollo, Chris Salmon. a variety of works inside the gallery spaces. www.printsgb.com Tue–Sun & BHols11–5 (From Feb 15) t/f 01372 842 879 [email protected] www.comptonverney.org.uk VICTOR ARWAS GALLERY t 01926 645500 Editions Graphiques Ltd, London Original graphics, drawings, paintings, 1880–1960. LEAMINGTON SPA ART GALLERY & MUSEUM Art Nouveau and Art Deco Applied Arts and graphics. dThe Royal Pump Rooms, The Parade, Leamington Spa Books by Victor Arwas. CV32 4AA [email protected] David Carpanini: A Painter-Printmaker and his World. www.victorarwas.com Jan 24–Apr 21. t 020 7499 2658 This retrospective exhibition includes paintings, drawings f 020 7493 5779 and etchings by Carpanini, which are almost entirely devoted to the presentation of the valleys and former mining communities of South Wales. Tue–Sat 10.30–5, Sun 11–4, Mon closed (except BHols) admn free [email protected] www.warwickdc.gov.uk/royalpumprooms t 01926 742700 18 GALLERIES JANUARY 2014 MAP 8 ENGLAND CORNWALL MAP 9 PENZANCE

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REDWING GALLERY YEW TREE GALLERY b36A Market Jew Street (Entrance on Wood Street) bKeigwin, nr Morvah& Pendeen, Penzance, Cornwall Penzance, Cornwall TR18 2HT TR19 7TS Changing exhibitions by artists united by a strong voice The gallery will be open by appointment only until March and freedomofexpression outside ofconvention. 2014. 11–5 t 01736 786425 www.redwinggallery.co.uk t 01736 711458

PADSTOW ST IVES THE PADSTOW STUDIO c30 Duke Street, Padstow, Cornwall PL28 8AB JONATHAN GRIMBLE MODERN ART Contemporary drawings and paintings by Sarah Adams, a & THE SANDRA BLOW ESTATE KimBentley, Rachel Budd, Mark Cazalet, Lynn Golden, now based at Bullans Court, Bullans Lane, St Ives, Cornwall Phil Naylor, Alison Pullen, Kit Surrey, Anita Taylor, TR26 1RB Chris Thomas and Paul Thomas. Sandra Blow’s paintings and prints are for sale. Sculpture by Mo Farquharson and ceramics by Original screenprints framed, signed and numbered James Campbell. from £395. Also cards, books and DVDs. Studio tours Thur–Sat 11–1, 2–5 or by appt www.padstowstudio.co.uk t 01841 533777

TRURO from left Peter FreethRA LEMON STREET GALLERY ‘Reflections on a Theme of Canaletto’ aquatint (detail) d13 Lemon Street, Truro, Cornwall TR1 2LS The Marle Gallery (see listing on map 11) Lemon Street Gallery Winter Exhibition. Dec 21–Jan 21. Morag Ballard A mixed show featuring work from a number of gallery ‘Century’ 2010, oil on canvas artists – painting, sculpture, ceramic and jewellery. Lemon Street Gallery (see listing on this page) Mon–Sat 10–5.30 [email protected] Samuel Winterbourn www.lemonstreetgallery.co.uk ‘Highland Twilight’ pen drawing t 01872 275757 New Craftsman Gallery (see listing on facing page) JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 19 MAP 10 ENGLAND ST IVES

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MILLENNIUM TREMAYNE APPLIED ARTS bStreet-An-Pol, St Ives, Cornwall TR26 2DS (opp Tourist hStreet-An-Pol, St Ives, TR26 2DS Information) A regularly changing display of Twentieth Century Mixed Winter Exhibition. From Dec 13. DesignClassics of Furniture, Ceramics, Glass, Mon–Sat 10–5 Jewellery, Paintings and Prints, together with [email protected] Contemporary Works. www.millenniumgallery.co.uk Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri, Sat 11–4.30 t 01736 793121 t 01736 797779

NEW CRAFTSMAN GALLERY c24 Fore Street, St Ives TR26 1HE THE WILLS LANE GALLERY ‘Under The Wild Stars’ – Installation by Felt artist iWills Lane, St Ives TR26 1AF Rebecca McDonald with drawings by Mixed and changing exhibition including paintings by Samuel Winterbourn. Dec 5–Jan 10. Michael Porter, StephenChambers, Nicola Bealing, A soulful celebration of epic landscapes and the elusive Louise McClary and drawings by Irene Lees, creatures that roam within them alongside drawings and Rebecca Oliner. our wonderful collection of original pantings, studio Special displays of Ceramics by Janice Tchalenko, ceramics and handmade jewellery by the UK’s best Aneta Regel Deleu, Mick Arnold, Nicola Tassie. designer makers. Woodwork by Anthony Bryant and Gary Allson. Mon–Sat 10–5 Metalwork by Drummond Masterton. [email protected] Tapestry Marta Rogoyska. Prints by StephenChambers, www.newcraftsmanstives.com Sheila Oliner. t 01736 795652 Jewellery by Melanie Georgacopoulos, Marlene McKibbin and KelvinBirk . Tue–Sat 11–5 or byappointment PENWITH GALLERIES [email protected] dBack Road West, St Ives, Cornwall TR26 1NL www.willslanegallery.co.uk Founded 1949, Gallery exhibits the work of Leading t 01736 795723 20 GALLERIES JANUARY 2014 MAP 11 UK WEST COUNTRY, CHANNEL ISLANDS

SWANSEA MARINE HOUSE AT BEER M4 c Fore Street, Beer, nr Seaton, Devon EX12 3EF 5 5 M A CLEVEDON M BRISTOL Mixed display of paintings including work by HONITON Mike Bernard RI, Charlie O’Sullivan, Andrew Coates, d BATH Tina Stokes, Tina Morgan, Jim Farrant, Mary Pym, EXETER c BEER WESTON-SUPER-MARE Anita Klein and Peter Barker; ceramics by Amanda e TOPSHAM BRADFORD ON WELLS AVON Popham, Tony Laverick, Richard Godfrey and Mark Dally; a BUDLEIGH SALTERTON A Whi BRIDGWATER 39 3 BRAUNTON A SHEPTON MALLET 6 glass by Peter Layton, Bob Crooks, Siddy Langley and BARNSTAPLE STREET BRUTON Amanda Brisbane. A361 i SALISBURY Dec to end Mar 10–5, 6 days a week A Somersetersrs A30 3 TAUNTON 7 0 BIDEFORD 7 5 Marine House closed Mon, Steam Gallery closed Tue 5 SHERBORNE 3 YEOVIL A M Ham [email protected] A 3 8 Dorset 6 Devonvono www.marinehouseatbeer.co.uk b AXMINSTER BLANDFORD CREDITONN HONITON MORCOMBELAKE CH t 01297 625257 BOURNEMOUTH OKEHAMPTON LYMEL REGIS BRIDPORT A30 EXETERETER g BEERBE h DORCHESTER POOLE 6 A f 0 8 A3 3 SWANAGE A TOPSHAMTOP WEYMOUTH CHANGFORD 8 THELMA HULBERT GALLERY 3 A TAVISTOCK d Elmfield House, Dowell Street, Honiton EX14 1LX DARTINGTON TORQUAY THE CHANNEL ISLANDS Degrees of Animation. Jan 18–Mar 1. TOTNES j ST PETER Work by the most exciting new talent to graduate from IVYBRIDGE GUERNSEY JERSEY animation courses across the South West. Part of the PLYMOUTH MODBURY ST HELIER annual Animated Exeter festival. Tue–Sat 10–5 [email protected] www.thelmahulbert.com DEVON t 01404 45006 THE ART ROOM TOPSHAM a 8a The Strand, Topsham EX3 0JB Valerie Barden: ‘Compositions’ in oil paint. EXETER Nov 24–Jan 19. ROYAL ALBERT MEMORIAL MUSEUM & ART GALLERY Tessa Rubbra: Ceramics. Nov 24–Jan 19. e Queen Street, Exeter EX4 3RX Sat/Sun & Wed 11–5 www.exeter.gov.uk/RAMM but Gallery closed Dec 16–Jan 10 t 01392 265858 [email protected] www.theartroomtopsham.co.uk t 0771 848 0604 DORSET THE ARTHOUSE GALLERY THE MARLE GALLERY f Westcliff, Town Centre, Bournemouth b Victoria Place, Axminster, Devon EX13 5NQ New Year Bonanza. Jan 3–31. *ad Selected Contemporary Fine Artists. Paintings, Prints, Substantial reductions on wide ranging hand picked Ceramics and Sculpture. selection of original paintings and original artist prints by Prints & Ceramics Show. Continues into January. leading modern and contemporary artists. Before They Were Famous. Jan 18–Feb 15. Genuine stock reduction bargains. The Marle Gallery, Axminster, blasts into the New Year www.thearthousegallery.org with an unashamedly confident view of the future. t 07712 933804 ‘Before they were famous’ is an exhibition of the work of exceptional young artists, under the age of 20. Tue–Sat 10–5, other times by appointment ARTWAVE WEST direct train from London Waterloo to Axminster g Morcombelake, Dorset DT6 6DY [email protected] Impressive Contemporary Art Gallery exhibiting www.themarlegallery.co.uk National and International Artists including Amy Albright, t 01297 639970 Suchi Chidambaram, Martin Goold, Jeannette Hayes, BOOKreviews Turner & The Sea by Christine painted the sea in its multifarious Riding and Richard Johns. moods more frequently than any 288pp, 190 ills, Thames & other subject. It remained a Hudson hbk, £35 central preoccupation JMW Turner bestrides 19th throughout his career, from Century British art – arguably all Fishermen at Sea (1796) to The British art – as such a Colossus Fighting Temeraire (1839) – (to purloin a phrase) that it is recently voted Britain’s favourite easy to forget that in his lifetime painting – and beyond. This hecould bedescribedas ‘’the handsomepublication, the great sea painter’” and that he catalogueto theNMM show, adopted a “somewhat sailor-like” combines an excellent persona. Indeed as the curators contextual overview with in- of the extensive National depth analysis of important Maritime Museum exhibition works, many of them displayed (until 21 April 2014) point out, he in closeup detail. AA JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 21 MAP 12 ENGLAND BRISTOL

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TZB SOUTHBOURNE GALLERY R E BUCHELI FINE ART FINE FRAMES f 2 Carbery Row, Southbourne Road, Bournemouth a Albion House, 12A Broad Street, BS1 2HL Dorset BH6 3QR www.rebucheli.co.uk Fine art gallery specialising in original contemporary t 0117 929 7747 paintings – wide range of subjects. Thur/Fri 10–12.30, 2–4.30, Sat 10–1 LIME TREE BRISTOL [email protected] b 84 Hotwell Road, Bristol BS8 4UB t 01202 426967 Welcoming gallery in harbourside setting. Mixed Exhibition. Jan 7–28. SOMERSET Favourite gallery artists. Celtic Connections. Jan 30–Mar 4. ATKINSON GALLERY Artists from Ireland, Wales and Scotland: Ken Browne, i Millfield School, Street, Somerset BA16 0YD Adrian Gallagher, Ian Humphreys, Madeline Mackay, Closed Dec 8until February. Re-opening with MA & Rachael Rebus, Trevor Sowden, Vivienne Williams, Other Postgraduates 2014 exhibition. Feb 24–Mar 29. Steven Young. [email protected] Tue–Sat 10–5 www.atkinsongallery.co.uk [email protected] t 01458 444322 www.limetreegallery.com t 0117 929 2527 CHANNEL ISLANDS See also East Anglia map COACH-HOUSE GALLERY j Les Islets, St Peters, Guernsey GY7 9ES Original Contemporary Workof Quality always on show with locally produced etchings by B. Owen Jones RWS, RE and Paul Bisson. Visiting exhibitions from UK artists change monthly. Daily inc Sun 11–5 t 01481 265339

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A 4 L j fBartlett Street (off George Street) Bath BA1 2EE D A E - V D E London Art Fair 2014, Business Design Centre, Islington A L O A N1, Jan 15–19. Featuring new works from Ronald Smith, R N JU D Henrietta Dubrey, HeathHearn, Jessica Cooper. Plus LIA T N R N B O S R A O new work from Ronald Smith, Carl Melegari, and more T D i . D S N B A will be featured in the gallery. N O H g Mon–Sat 10–5, Fri & Sun 10–3 C O D

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W R 5 Margarets Buildings, Bath BA1 2LP e S G MO T T 100 Under £500. Throughout January. R S J N GE M E D AM O BRI Mixed exhibition of 100 works of art under £500. E U k E S T S TH Floor 2 shows work available under £1,000. GREEN PK T S STATION T E ST Paintings, sculpture, ceramics and prints. W GAT E EST London Art Fair, Business Design Centre, Islington, ST W d London N1, Jan 15–19. ST ST YORK NORTH PARADE [email protected] ADAM GALLERY (Bath) www.hiltonfineart.com a13 John Street, Bath BA1 2JL t 01225 311311 Mixed Exhibition of gallery artists. Throughout January. Mon–Sat 9.30–5.30 NICK CUDWORTH GALLERY [email protected] i5 London Street (top of Walcot Street), Bath BA1 5BU www.adamgallery.com Monthly exhibitions of paintings and prints by Nick t/f 01225 480406 Cudworth reflecting his interest in music and landscape, specialising in paintings of Bath and surrounding area. Tue–Sat 10–5 ANTHONY HEPWORTH FINE ART DEALERS [email protected] b16 Margarets Buildings, Brock Street, Bath BA1 2LP www.nickcudworth.com Dealers in Modern British& Contemporary Painting and t 01225 445221 m 07968 047639 Sculpture. Exhibiting at London Art Fair, Islington, London N1, PETER HAYES CERAMICS Jan 15–19. j2 Cleveland Bridge, Bath BA1 5DH Open by appt or by chance at the gallery in January After many years travelling through Africa and Asia, [email protected] Peter Hayes converted an old toll bridge lodge on the www.anthonyhepworth.com banks of the river Avon into a working studio and t 01225 310694 m 07970 480650 gallery. Throughout the studio and garden visitors are able to view the making process at all stages. Showing a BATH CONTEMPORARY range of interior and exterior sculpture and ceramics. c35 Gay Street, Bath BA1 2NT [email protected] RE: Paint and Print. Dec 7–Jan 18. www.peterhayes-ceramics.uk.com Robert Welch: Viewing Form. Jan 24–Feb 8. t 01225 466215 With a sophistication and depth that is both elusive and ambiguous, Welch makes strong reference to shape and QUERCUS GALLERY form. Reducing the image to its simplest state, his soft k1 Queen Street, Bath BA1 1HE palette sets a quiet tension between the two. Newest contemporary art gallery in Bath. [email protected] Gleam. Extended until Jan 31. www.bathcontemporary.com Original collection of contemporary paintings, prints, t 01225 461230 jewellery, ceramics, textiles and hand-made accessories. New work added: jewellery by Heather McDermott, paintings by Helen Booth, new work by Vanessa Gardiner, BEAUX ARTS BATH recent collages by Pippa Ridley and new ceramics by d12/13 York Street, Bath BA1 1NG Matt Waite. Work by Gallery Artists including paintings by Tue–Sat 10.30–5.30 Joy Wolfenden Brown, Helen Simmonds; works on [email protected] paper by SarahGillespie; Ceramic Sculptures by www.quercusgallery.co.uk John Maltby. t 01225 428211 On stands G14 and G15 at the London Art Fair, Islington, Jan 15–19, with new work by Simon Allen, QUEST GALLERY Akash Bhatt, Nathan Ford, Naomi Frears, Anthony Scott, l7 Margarets Buildings, Bath BA1 2LP Anna Gillespie, SarahGillespie, Joy Wolfenden Brown. Christmas Show 2013. Until Jan 25. Mon–Sat 10–5, admn free Featuring work by: Diana Bourdon-Smith, Ann Gardner, www.beauxartsbath.co.uk Caroline Bays, Tony Birks-Hay. t 01225 464850 [email protected] Adjacent to Bath Abbey www.questgallery.co.uk Tue–Sat 10.30–5.30 or by appt t 01225 444142 BONHAMS eQueen Square House, Charlotte Street, Bath BA1 2LL ROSTRA GALLERY Fine Art Auctioneers and Valuers. m5 George Street, Bath BA1 2EJ t 01225 788988 www.rostragallery.co.ukÞ JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 23 MAP 14 ENGLAND THAMES VALLEY,BUCKS & HERTS

A Sue Bartlett,Ashley Hanson,Lucy Orchard,Angela Smith, WOBURN 6 0 Paula Zimmermann,Steve Whitehead,Paul Wright, HENLEY-ON-THAMESHENLEY-ONHOHEHYHSEN LEYEYOY-N-ON-THAMES -THAMES AAMS 0 LE ART ST WA TE H Beedfordsoord shire Mark Hall,Kate & Paul Kessling,John Bauer,Angela Lizon. H R R WHI E a G LINSLADE Tue–Sat or by appt R A LUTON [email protected] D b A V 8 A I 1 N E A 6 www.modernartistsgallery.com 4 5 G R A M CK OA t/f 01189 845893 R AYLESBURY Hertfrtfo WATERPERRY A41 HEMEL d Buckikinghanghamshireha HEMPSTEAD d SARAH WISEMAN GALLERY GREAT MISSENDEN 40-41 South Parade, Oxford OX2 7JL OXFORD 25 Alison Pullen. Jan 2–31. THAME M M AMERSHAM Intriguing mixed media paintings of English interiors. 40 Oxfordshiree RICKMANSWORTH Tue–Sat 10–5.30, Mon 10–4 DORCHESTER NORTHWOOD [email protected] www.wisegal.com WALLINGFORD HIGH WYCOMBE HARROW A4 t 01865 515123 4 130 COOKHAM A40 3 MARLOW

A SLOUGH WHITCHURCH ON THAMES f g UXBRIDGE c HENLEY-ON- MAIDENHEAD BERKSHIRE THAMES ETON M4 PANGBOURNE THE CONTEMPORARY FINE ART GALLERY ETON WINDSOR e A 308 e31 High Street, Eton, Berks SL4 6AX Surrey M READING 2 ASCOT 5 Scottish Contemporary artists & Zimbabwean Stone Sculpture. Various artists including Jack Morrocco, Denny Kanyemba,the late John Boyd RP RGI (1941–2001), John Kingsley PAI DA,John Bathgate. Invitations/ OXFORDSHIRE catalogues on request. Please view our new website. BARRY KEENE GALLERY 7 Days a Week 9–5 a12 Thameside, Henley-on-Thames, Oxon RG9 1BH [email protected] Period & Contemporary Fine Art. Paintings, www.cfag.co.uk Watercolours,Drawings,Etchings,Prints. Recent t 01753 854315 (day) 01753 830731 (eve) Sculpture in Bronze and Stone. Master Frame Maker,Picture Conservation,Cleaning and STANLEY SPENCER GALLERY Restoration. fHigh Street, Cookham, Berks SL6 9SJ Specialising in Fine Art since 1963. Gallery dedicated to the life and work of Sir Stanley Tue–Sat 9.30–5.30 Spencer RA (1891-1959). [email protected] Stanley Spencer in Cookham. Until Mar 30. www.barrykeenegallery.co.uk Thur–Sun 11–4.30, open Christmas period Dec 26–Jan 5 t 01491 577119 inclusive www.stanleyspencer.org.uk BOHUN GALLERY t 01628 471885 (info & group bookings) b15 Reading Road, Henley-on-Thames, Oxon RG9 1AB 40 Years of Fine Art: Part II. Until Jan 25. MIDDLESEX Paintings and Sculpture including Rego,Hoyland, BELDAM GALLERY Rimmington,Randall-Page,Barns-Graham,Frost,Irvin, gEastern Gateway Building, Brunel University, Kingston Hambling,Rae,Jacklin and others. Lane, Uxbridge West London UB8 3PH Tue–Sat 10–5 or by appt Swarm. Until Jan 17. [email protected] Records of matter in motion and responses to changing www.bohungallery.co.uk material states are explored in this exhibition of sculpture, t/f 01491 576228 drawing,photography and animation. Ruth Simons, Dean Randazzo, Simon Finn. MODERN ARTISTS GALLERY Mon–Fri 9–5, BHols closed, admn free (but closed Dec cHigh Street, Whitchurch on Thames, Oxon RG8 7EX 20–Jan 6) Wishing our Clients and Artists a very Happy and [email protected] Prosperous New Year. Exhibiting throughout January www.brunel.ac.uk/beldamgallery and February: Stuart Buchanan,Sonia Rollo,Frank To, t 01895 266074

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Critical Timing The Visual Arts & Architecture Section of the Critics’ Circle showed immaculate, not to say prescient, timing with its annual award for outstanding achievement being presented to Thomas Heatherwick, designer, among other things, of the 2012 Olympic Cauldron and New Bus for London. This was at a reception in the Threadneedle Space at the Mall Galleries on 3 December, just two days before Chancellor George Osborne, in his Autumn Statement, announced £30m of support towards the Joanna Lumley- inspired, Heatherwick-designed Thomas Heatherwick ‘Garden Bridge Project’ image ©Arup Garden Bridge over the Thames. With substantial aid from private JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 25

McALLISTER THOMAS FINE ART etchings, from across the last 40 years. e 117 High Street, Godalming, Surrey GU7 1AQ Admn £9, concs available. Friends etc free. www.mcallisterthomasfineart.co.uk The Nicholsons and their Circle: The Mill House t 01483 860591 Collection. Until Feb 1. Pauline Boty: Pop Artist and Woman. Until Feb 9. Tue–Sat 10–5, Thur 10–8, Sun & B/Hols 11–5 HAMPSHIRE [email protected] www.pallant.org.uk JENNA BURLINGHAM FINE ART t 01243 774557 f 2a George Street, Kingsclere, nr Newbury, Hants RG20 5NQ A gallery and art advisory service specialising in 20th C. British paintings, prints, sculptureand ceramics EAST SUSSEX including work by selected contemporary artists. HASTINGS ARTS FORUM Showing a wide, changing stock of Modern British art, i 36 Marina, St Leonards on Sea, East Sussex TN38 0BU including Vanessa Bell, John Piper, Keith Vaughan, I Dec 23–Jan 15 closed for refurbishment. von Hitchens, Elisabeth Frink, Peter Greenham, Every year the HAF closes over Christmas for essential Bernard Dunstan, Ffiona Lewis, Peter Joyce and maintenance by the volunteers and others. Keith Purser. [email protected] Regular exhibitors at the London art fairs and with gallery www.hastingsartsforum.co.uk exhibitions, including solo, group and collaborative t 01424 201636 shows. Tue, Wed, Thur, Fri 10–5, Sat 10–2 and by appt [email protected] HASTINGS MUSEUM & ART GALLERY www.jennaburlingham.com j Johns Place, Bohemia Road, Hastings, East Sussex t 01635 298855 or 07970 057789 TN34 1ET www.hmag.org.uk

THE MINSTER GALLERY g Minster Chambers, 3a Great Minster Street, KENT Winchester, Hants SO23 9HA January – On Show: selected work from British and LILFORD GALLERY International contemporary artists. k 3 Palace Street, Canterbury CT1 2DY [email protected] Large selection of Contemporary Paintings and www.minstergallery.com Sculpture with several Exhibitions each year. Keep up-to- t 01962 877601 date with our current work on website. *ownart Mon–Sat 9.30–5, Sun 11–4 [email protected] WEST SUSSEX www.lilfordgallery.com t 01227639086 PALLANT HOUSE GALLERY LILFORD FRAMING h 9 North Pallant, Chichester, West Sussex PO19 1TJ 76 Castle Street, Canterbury CT1 2QD SeanScully: Triptychs. Until Jan 26. Mon–Sat 9.30–5, Sun 11–4 Thefirst exhibitionto exploretheinternational abstract [email protected] artist’s engagement with the triptych format. www.lilfordframing.com It features major paintings, as well as drawings and t 01227766616

On now, and one not to miss is the Jameel Prize for fashion at the V&A. This year’s winner is Dice Kayek, a Turkish fashion donors and theMayor of London in particular, takefull ownership house owned by sisters Ece and Ayse Ege – matching theChancellor’s of the whole scheme and feel it beating over 270 others their collection is contribution, morethan half of its was truly theirs. Watch this rich with heritage and embroidery in wonderful projected £150m costs are space. . . satins and organdies . . . Until 21 April 2014. already accounted for. This Still with theCritics’ Circle(it exciting project is really covers drama, music, film and beginning to look less and less danceas well),which of a pipe-dream. celebrated its 100th birthday in It was clear from informal 2013, the anniversary year also conversations at the reception recently saw its annual overall that Heatherwick was also very award go to a visual artist for A & V

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THUMBnails How can, or should, a visual Criminality, Federal Reserve and artist take on something so Bad Loans, McGinity turned apparently intractable as the these texts into laser-cut stencils recent financial crisis? Well, Larry through which spray paint has McGinity has come up with some been applied in abstract patterns interesting, thoroughly that also echo the electronic researched angles for his new forms with which traders would show at Hay Hill. Honing an be familiar. Meanwhile, playing estimated half-million words of with texts both ancient and financial books and journalism modern in origin, he has come up into some 20,000 and dividing with some surprisingly effective Larry McGinity ‘Derivatives’ (detail) the subject into 14 themed artistic and polemical solutions. canvases with titles like Fiscal (see map 23 & the cover.) NU JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 27 MAP 17 LONDON SOUTH & WEST

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TO gilding and veneering. *ad MO Ladbroke Grove A40 AY (M) TW Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–4.30 ES tube Notting Hill Gate L ET A E E d OV TR D GR W S www.rowleygallery.co.uk B NE D OUR E AE R ESTB R W Q S P t 020 7727 6495 f 020 7243 1054 O T U B K S D E O N E R D E U G C G E R P N X L N R A G E A R Bayswater S E S O D S S&D GALLERY R W K I T U E V S R R C N A E O f E 15 Thackeray Street, W8 5ET D A B Y O SQ D M Queensway N KE New contemporary gallery RO E R B Notting Hill Gate AD P BAYSWATER ROAD O L E P showcasing and promoting A AT ILL G A D H K ING L OTT E A established and emerging talents, C

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E A D t 020 7937 7020 CALKEN GALLERY a 30 year period. a117 Kensington Church Street Daily 10–5.30, closed Tue SERPENTINE GALLERY W8 7LN www.leightonhouse.co.uk gKensington Gardens, W2 3XA Independent contemporary art t 020 7602 3316 WaelShawky: al-Qurban. gallery, home to exquisite artwork of Nov 29–Feb 9. RA, Landseer Prize winning sculptor Films, installations and performance MichaelTalbot. MANYA IGEL FINE ARTS work from acclaimed Egyptian artist. Calken is renowned for emphasis on d21–22 Peters Court, Porchester SERPENTINE SACKLER GALLERY figurative bronze sculpture, presented Road, W2 5DR West Carriage Drive, Kensington in relaxing, elegant surroundings, By appointment only Gardens, W2 2AR together with refreshing variety of Collection of Twentieth/Twenty First Jake and Dinos Chapman: paintings ranging in style and Century British Art. Come and See. Nov 29–Feb 9. method. Notably by Royal Academicians, Unique insight into the complexity Mon–Sat 10.30–6 Members of the New English of the Chapmans –from painting, [email protected] Art Club and other well known drawing, printmaking and sculpture to www.calkengallery.com artists. film, music and literature. t 020 7998 6446 [email protected] tube Lancaster Gate/ www.manyaigelfinearts.com South Kensington t 020 7229 1669/8429 bus 9, 10, 12, 52, 94 GALLERY 19 [email protected] b19 Kensington Court Place www.serpentinegallery.org W8 5BJ PORTAL PAINTERS Info020 7402 6075 Bespoke picture framer and art ?100-102 Sutherland Avenue gallery specialising in architectural W9 2QR views of Kensington, London and (viewings by appointment) THACKERAY GALLERY Italy. Superb finely detailed figurative h18 Thackeray Street, W8 5ET The permanent collection features painting with a surrealfeel. We are closed in January and will original paintings, Limited Edition Prints and original paintings by reopen with our annual exhibition prints and photographs, BerylCook. ‘Land & Sea II’ on Feb 11. reproduction maps and globes of Exhibiting at Stand G26, This is a mixed show about the world, leather-bound journals, London Art Fair, Business Design interpretations of the land and sea by architectural models, unique Centre, Islington, London N1, a select group of our Gallery Artists. hand-crafted objects from Italy and Jan 15–19. Feb 11–21. house portraits available by [email protected] Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–4 commission. www.portalpainters.co.uk [email protected] Mon–Sat 10–6 www.berylcook.org www.thackeraygallery.com [email protected] To view any paintings outside of Art t 020 7937 5883 www.gallery19.com Fairs and Exhibitions please email or t 020 7937 7222 phone t 020 7286 0940 / 07801 668237 WILLER i12-14 Holland Street, Kensington LEIGHTON HOUSE MUSEUM W8 4LT c12 Holland ParkRoad, London THE ROWLEY GALLERY PaulMathieu: Hand cast bronze W14 e115 Kensington Church Street furniture and Murano glass lighting. Former home and studio of W8 7LN The Aria and Luma collections: leading Victorian artist Frederic, Mixed Exhibition of small New Works. Lord Leighton (1830-96). contemporary paintings and prints. Mon–Sat 10–6 A private palace of art, built to Bespoke picture framers established [email protected] designs of George Aitchison, since 1898. www.willer.co.uk extended and embellished over Hand-finished conservation framing, t 020 7937 3518 JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 29 MAP 19 LONDON CHELSEA & FULHAM

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GALLERY 286 PIERS FEETHAM GALLERY c286 Earl’s Court Road, London f475 Fulham Road, London SW5 9AS SW6 1HL Viewing by appt Gallery closed until Jan 21. [email protected] Small Paintings Group. www.gallery286.com Jan 28–Feb 26. t 020 7370 2239 17th annual London exhibition of

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CRANE KALMAN 12 STAR GALLERY b178 BromptonRoad, SW3 1HQ fEurope House, 32 Smith Square, SW1P 3EU At London Art Fair, Business Design Centre, Islington N1, European Treasures by Philip Tsiaras. Jan 15–31. Jan 15–19. A 20 year-long photographic investigation of classical Made & Found: Tom Stogdon Sculpture. Nov 21–Jan 18. architectural monuments. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–4 Mon–Fri 10–6 [email protected] www.europe.org.uk/culture www.cranekalman.com t 020 7973 1992 t 020 7584 7566 VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM LONG & RYLE gCromwell Road, SW7 2RL c4 JohnIslip Street, SW1P 4PX Club to Catwalk: London Fashion in the 1980s. London Art Fair, Business Design Centre, Islington N1, Until Feb 16. £5. With designs by Katharine Hamnett, Jan 15–19, exhibiting a selection of artists: Nick Archer, Wendy Dagworthy and John Galliano. John Monks, Su Blackwell, Katharine Morling, Simon Casson, Pearls. Until Jan 19. £10, concs available. Experience the Mark Entwisle, Ramiro Fernandez Saus. beauty and allure of pearls across centuries and cultures. [email protected] Masterpieces of Chinese Painting 700–1900. Until Jan 19. www.longandryle.com £12, concs available. A once-in-a-lifetime chance to see t 020 7834 1434 rare and finest examples of Chinese painting. Tomorrow – Elmgreen & Dragset. Until Jan 2. Admn free. OSBORNE STUDIO GALLERY This site-specific installation transforms the V&A’s galleries d2 Motcomb Street, SW1X 8JU into a stage set for an unrealised drama. Winter Exhibition until end of February. Jameel Prize 3. Until Apr 21. Admn free. Works by 10 Including Mao Wen Biao, Sarah Maclean, Claudio Carli. short-listed artists and designers inspired by Islamic [email protected] traditions of art, craft and design. www.osg.uk.com General admn free, but separate charges may apply to Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–5, Sun by appt t 020 7235 9667 exhibitions. Further info: www.vam.ac.uk TATE BRITAIN Daily 10–5.45, & 10–10 every Fri t 020 7942 2000 eMillbank, SW1P 4RG BP Walkthrough British Art. Permanent display. WORKS ON PAPER FAIR A new chronological presentation of the world’s greatest hScience Museum, Exhibition Road, SW7 2DD collection of British art, comprising around 500 artworks All kinds of original art on paper from the late 15th over a newly configured sequence of over 20 galleries. Century to the present day offered for sale by over 60 Painting Now: Five Contemporary Artists. Until Feb 9. leading art dealers. Feb 6–9. *ad An exhibition focusing on the recent work of Tomma Abts, [email protected] Gillian Carnegie, Simon Ling, Lucy McKenzie and www.worksonpaperfair.com Catherine Story, each of whom has developed their own Thur11–9, Fri/Sat/Sun11–6 t 01798 861815 JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 31 MAP 21 LONDON HAMPSTEAD & CAMDEN

D F W EL L ROAD THE CATTO GALLERY D East Finchley H PRIORY A IL O A1 L c100 Heath Street, NW3 1DP P R A R Sergei ChepikRetrospective. Jan 29–Feb 13. *ad R G K A R R L E D Held at The Mall Galleries, The Mall, London SW1. AT U N C O C First major retrospective by one ofRussia’s greatest R R IR T H O painters, Sergei Chepik (1953-2011). C N R U H O D C HighgateH R H Every day 10–5, admn free T LANE O H AD A D E R R H R E T d I [email protected] C N LL Y N S H S E D P IG H L E R M H W Y www.cattogallery.co.uk H G O A A R C T A NE A e E O A N H HAMPSTEAD Y t 020 7435 6660 D L I D H A OO F HEATH IG D LEW H ICK F c S CR T IN H B C A HIGHGATE CONTEMPORARY ART D V H E Y L R Archway E S d26 Highgate High Street, N6 5JG K Y T D E Belsize Park I O A R V L C ‘Noel Noel’. Dec 6–Jan 10. O B NE O A K Kentish Town MILL LA R U A h ’S a Ceramics, Sculpture, Painting and Prints. A mixed D f N D R N A N H CE OF WALES RD Finchley Rd PRIN W O O exhibition featuring over 30 artists. H J O R n Z Chalk Farm T I T N G I Piers Browne: The Call ofthe Celtic Seas. Swiss Cottage F H E H AD S D RO I AIDE RD L C T R M Jan 15–Feb 8. *ad R DE K D A A R N O A E D R A A M

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BEARDSMORE GALLERY SYLVESTER FINE ART a22–24 Prince of Wales Road, Kentish Town, London f64 Belsize Lane, NW3 5BJ NW5 3LG Principally stocking 20th/21st century art and ceramics. Contemporary Painting and Sculpture. George Grosz - Ecce Homo. Jan 8–26. January: mixed show ofGallery Artists. Original 1923 prints depicting a satirical view ofBerlin Please phone to check opening hours. executed with acuity and savage humour. At London Art Fair, Stand 19, Business Design Centre, Wed–Sat 11–6, Sun 12–5 Islington N1, Jan 15–19. [email protected] [email protected] www.sylvesterfineart.co.uk www.beardsmoregallery.com t 020 7443 5990 t 020 7485 0923 f 020 7485 0975

BEN URI THOMAS and PAUL GALLERY bThe Art Museum for Everyone g20 Bristol Gardens, W9 2JQ The London Jewish Museum of Art The Big Annual End of Year Exhibition. Dec 12–Jan 30. 108a Boundary Road, NW8 0RH Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–3 Uproar! The First Fifty Years of the London Group www.thomasandpaul.com 1913-1963. Oct 31–Mar 2. t 020 7289 6200 50 works by 50 artists for 50 years including Bomberg, Epstein, Hepworth, Lowry, Moore, Nevinson and 44 TOM MERRIFIELD GALLERY others, to celebrate The London Group’s centenary year h37c Fitzjohns Avenue, Hampstead, NW3 5JY in 2013. Permanent Exhibition ofSculpture, Drawings and Prints A major historical exhibition examining the first half century by Tom Merrifield. in the group’s turbulent history. By appointment only Mon–Thur 10–5.30, Fri 10–3.30, Sun 12–4, admn free [email protected] www.benuri.org.uk www.tommerrifield.co.uk t 020 7604 3991 for exhibition and transport details t 020 7431 0794

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AUSTIN/DESMOND FINE ART ENGLAND & CO bPied Bull Yard, 68/69 Great Russell Street, London e90–92 Great Portland Street, W1W 7NT WC1B 3BN Artists of the Colony Room. Until Jan 11. Specialist in Modern British, International and [email protected] Contemporary Art. www.englandgallery.com Aspects of Modern British Art 2013: Tue–Fri 11–6, Sat 1–5, or by appt t 020 7436 1873 Paintings, Graphics and Prints. Until end of January. [email protected] GALLERY DIFFERENT www.austindesmond.com f14 Percy Street, Fitzrovia, W1T 1DR t 020 7242 4443 f 020 7404 4480 The Kiss – A Dark Affair. In its third year The Kiss will explore thedark sideof lovefeaturingwork from invitedartists. To CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS CENTRE culminate in our traditional cocktail party on Valentine’s Day. c63 Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3BF Tue–Fri 10.30–6, Thur 10.30–8, Sat 11–5 The only gallery in London specialising exclusively in [email protected] British studio pottery. www.gallerydifferent.co.uk Over 100 makers on show in a continually changing t 020 7637 3775 display of individually handmade ceramic objects. Mon–Sat 10.30–6 OCTOBER GALLERY [email protected] g24 Old Gloucester Street, WC1N 3AL www.cpaceramics.com Jukhee Kwon. Until Feb 1. Premiere solo show by the South t 020 7242 9644 Korean artist at October Gallery. Kwon creates captivating

THUMBnails It is easy to forget, in an flows and growths of printed increasingly e-dominated paper – “Who would have reading society, how significant a thought a book had so much part of a printed book’s appeal paper in it?” as Lady Macbeth lies in its sheer weight and heft, might perhaps have remarked. its simple physicality. Something More serious is the way in which not lost on Jukhee Kwon, South Kwon gives these often Korean-born with an MA from abandoned and disused books Camberwell, whose astonishing a new life, one that, albeit in a sculptural pieces use a slicing very different way to a book, and cutting technique to, very gives free rein to the imagination Jukhee Kwon ‘Water Vase’ 2013 literally, deconstruct books into to play and to dream. (October wonderful cascading waterfalls, Gallery) NU JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 33 MAP 23 LONDON MARYLEBONE A works from the printed page; using abandoned books, she L D IS REGENT'S shreds the pages to create magnificent ‘book sculptures’. S tube Holborn/Russell Square O PARK T N E [email protected] E G R R www.octobergallery.co.uk O Tue–Sat 12.30–5.30, or byappt, admn free t 020 7242 7367 V Baker Street E Regent's Pa Marylebone

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U DI A N E E REBECCA HOSSACK ART GALLERY AT CHARLOTTE STREET G L AV R C R M EW 28 Charlotte Street, W1T 2NA W O N A P U S R L Alasdair Wallace: Talking Tree. Jan 9–Feb 1. C T P E A O E b R [email protected] R R C C O S E H E www.rebeccahossack.com E E A ST T S GE T D OR E T E S Mon–Sat 10–6 t 020 7255 2828 E GE OR R R IGM P W L P c L STORE STREET GALLERY A GHT ST NNAU ST C i32 Store Street, WC1E 7BS OUR T YM E REE www.storestreetgallery.com SE RD ST OXFO Bond Stree MARK GALLERY WOOLFF GALLERY j89 Charlotte Street, W1T 4PU c9 Porchester Place, Marble Arch, W2 2BS [email protected] 16th–19th Century Russian Icons. Also modern www.woolffgallery.co.uk lithographs and etchings from the Ecole de Paris, including t 020 7631 0551 Picasso, Chagall, Dali, Miro, Fini, Cassigneul, etc. Members of BADA and CINOA. [email protected] www.markgallery.co.uk MARYLEBONE Mon–Fri 10–1, 2–6, Sat 11–1 t 020 7262 4906 f 020 7224 9416

THE MARYLEBONE GALLERY GRAHAM HUNTER GALLERY d25 Devonshire Street, W1G 6PQ a81 Baker Street, W1U 6RQ Proper paintings by proper painters! From £250 to A Lot. Contemporary Paintings and Prints. Loës Agoust, Jurij Grigorovich, Mariusz Kaldowski, Mon–Fri 9.30–6, Sat 10–5, Sun 11–4 Stephen Darbishire, Ian Parker, Gillian Stevens, [email protected] Nicholas St John Rosse, Carl Whitfield, Paula Nightingale. www.grahamhuntergallery.co.uk www.themarylebonegallery.com Professional onsite framing service. Mon–Fri 9–5.30, Sat 11–5 t 020 7935 0530 [email protected] t 020 7935 7794 THOMPSON’S GALLERY LONDON e15 New Cavendish Street, W1G 9UB HAY HILL GALLERY Paul Wright. Jan 9–Feb 9. b35 Baker Street, W1U 8EN Also London Art Fair, Business Design Centre, Islington Contemporary and modern paintings and sculptures. N1, Jan 15–19, where we shall be showing Carl Melegari Exhibition of Larry McGinity: ‘The Financial Crisis Show – and Michael Adamson too. Art as a Derivative’. Jan 6–Feb 1. Paul Wright has developed a unique style within oil Mon–Fri 10.30–6, Sat 11–5 painting that has made him the desirable artist that he is tube Baker Street, Bond Street, Marble Arch today, known for his portraits and still lifes. [email protected] [email protected] www.hayhill.com www.thompsonsgallery.co.uk t 020 7486 6006, 020 7935 5315 Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10.30–5.30, Sun 11–5 t 020 7935 3595

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I H D N .M U N O tube Green Park D L K E T Bond Street N O S Y E T E A Nb www.flemingcollection.com . T N Q S SE S V S UA R A S OU HH I T E S X EIG E t 020 7042 5730 W S U T T O R T S W D D ET G E E A D L TR V E E S B A E E O ET S R T M Y K Y O R R GALLERY ELENA SHCHUKINA OO T S R T R M G R 'S O S B OK W N S O E d E R 10 Lees Place, Mayfair, W1K 6LL T N B D T O S I SVE R E l k O T U d R T ET S Kyosuke Tchinai: Autumn Bliss. Until Jan 25. G f TRE D R S i T m N Tchinai creates a mesmerising visual world that hovers NO R O SVE P RO T k E C A between the ethereal, the imaginary and reality. C G S M E N L E AR A DO P T Combining the sensuality of the female form with U R R R SQ U N T OC L O O S FF P O B T I O g U N CL traditional Japanese motifs, he brings a new aesthetic A S R O R EY B j T P EL U through the surreality of his compositions and his K L K R N R B S techniques.

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T E D E E E R O T R V [email protected] S S A B E LL Q U E R www.galleryelenashchukina.com N I R S ET H K T E RE T E R t 020 7499 6019 ST S L E TH E c E U S Y T S E SO L S . R T A A R GALLERY 54 H E U C B E D T e O 54 Shepherd Market, Mayfair, W1J 7QX L L T E O Rhythm of Line. Feb 3–9. *ad Y N H S Shelly Bancroft and Jane Lacy Hodge – drawing, etching S A T L T ET F and other print media plus sculpture informed by STRE M ZON e H O Y UR ITE O O L observation of landscape and figure. C WH R N IL S D E A 11–9.30 C C [email protected] I www.janelacyhodge.com ANNELY JUDA FINE ART www.shellybancroft.com a 23 Dering Street, W1S 1AW Suzanne Treister – In the Name of Art and other recent works (throughout January). GIMPEL FILS Kenneth and Mary Martin – Drawings (throughout f 30 Davies Street, W1K 4NB January). Peter Lanyon: Mural Studies. Until Jan 18. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–5 Jankel Adler: Works on Paper, part 2. Jan 23–Mar 8. [email protected] Mon–Fri 10–5.30, Sat 11–4 www.annelyjudafineart.co.uk [email protected] t 020 7629 7578 www.gimpelfils.com t 020 7493 2488 f 020 7629 5732 BONHAMS b 101 New Bond Street, W1S 1SR HAMILTONS GALLERY Auctions and viewing held daily of paintings, g 13 Carlos Place, W1K 2EU watercolours and prints, English, European, Oriental Modern and Contemporary Photography. ceramics, etc. Free verbal valuations given. From January to March 2014, Hamiltons will have gallery Mon–Fri 8.30–5, Sun (viewing only) 2–5 refurbishments underway. While there are no exhibitions t 020 7629 6602 in the gallery during this time, works by gallery artists may be viewed by appointment and special online THE FLEMING COLLECTION exhibitions can be viewed on the website below. c 13 Berkeley Street, W1J 8DU Mon–Fri 10–6 Foundation & Trust: un(coverings). Until Mar 1. [email protected] An art audit of paintings in our permanent collection by www.hamiltonsgallery.com Artists’ Collective Foundation & Trust. Paintings from the t 020 7499 9494 THUMBnails Paintings, sculptures, ceramics, adventure, both artistic and drawings, watercolours, even physical, as Jackson returns to jewellery – Kurt Jackson’s latest the River Thames theme he first project, ‘The Thames Revisited’ took up in 2006 but had had to at the Redfern Gallery, also then leave, as he felt, distinctly marks a welcome return to those incomplete. And, quite apart marvellous Jackson schemes of from the different media old – and not often, if ever, seen involved here, there is also in a London gallery – where he the sight of Jackson taking on explores a particular geography the town and city-scapes en in terms of a whole variety of route as well – Reading, different, often quite Richmond, and, of course, Kurt Jackson ‘On top of the Shard’ unconventional, media. It London, all to great effect. makes for a wonderful sense of (see map 28) NU JANUARY 2014GALLERIES 35

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PYMS GALLERY ? By appointment only Fine Art Dealers. British, Irish, French Paintings. Advice and verbal valuations given free. @PrintsGB.com [email protected] www.pymsgallery.com t 020 7629 2020

RICHARD GREEN k 147 New Bond Street, W1S 2TS Paintings from the Dutch Golden Age to DOUBLE Impressionists. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat by appt 33 New Bond Street, W1S 2RS Leading masters of 20th Century Art. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat by appt VISION [email protected] www.richard-green.com t 020 7493 3939

SARAH MYERSCOUGH FINE ART l 15–16 Brooks Mews, off Davies Street, W1K 4DS At London Art Fair, Stand 47, Business Design Centre, Islington N1, Jan 15–19. Gallery open Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 12–3 tube Bond Street [email protected] www.sarahmyerscough.com t 020 7495 0069

SOTHEBY’S The Landmark Show m 34–35 New Bond Street, W1A 2AA Auctions held daily of Islamic, Oriental and European SATURDAY 4TH - SUNDAY 26TH JANUARY works of art, paintings, drawings, watercolours, prints, WEEK DAYS 9.30AM - 1PM books, manuscripts, furniture, silver, musical instruments, WEEKENDS 11AM - 4PM photographs, icons, tribal art. Free advice and valuations given on the premises. Stunning black & white landscape photography Mon–Fri 9–4.30 by Sophie Martin-Castex and Brian Sharland t 020 7293 5000 Free admission WHITFIELD FINE ART 020 8977 7558 a 23 Dering Street, W1S 1AW www.landmarkartscentre.org Specialist Dealers in Old MasterPaintings. Ferry Road, Teddington, TW11 9NN www.whitfieldfineart.com t 020 7355 0040 f 020 7409 1531 36 GALLERIES JANUARY 2014 MAP 25 OLD BOND STREET MAP 26 LONDON ST JAMES’S B A A O U R B B G N Y P L L R U A I IL R N ROYAL C D C B E R D A A D 'S E S d L ACADEMY C E I CP N I I T C D M PA C G R A T L C D E A I A L E O Y T D L Y R A E Y O E O O T A R AD S i L V R C L N YN H L AR D M MASON'S I E L T A ER D H S J U YARD R E D B R R C K E O e E FO A S R F N D B S A T K T S D E U ET T c S RE R E T S J R ST A Y E R T E L S M S j E ER g T E T b YD T E PL E R R Y R RK d E e PA S T E S E ' T a a S T EE T E LY b TR R T L S f G S c I h T KIN E R D PL E A S'S E ME T C JA L C ST E AL I T M P LL PA ALBEMARLE GALLERY French photographer Jean-François Rauzier from his a49Albemarle Street, W1S 4JR recent visit to New York. Contemporary British and European Paintings. We will also be showing works by Chadwick, Chagall, Always in the Vanguard: 7 Russian Women Artists. Kadar and Picasso in the gallery. Jan 11–Feb 1. Mon–Fri 9.30–6, Sat 11–4 Walera Martynchik: Icons. Jan 11–Feb 1. [email protected] Tolleck Winner: Sculptures. Jan 11–Feb 1. www.waterhousedodd.com Karina Wisniewska: Abstracts. Jan 11–Feb 1. t 020 7734 7800 Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–4 [email protected] www.albemarlegallery.com t 020 7499 1616 f 020 7499 1717 ST JAMES’S

BELGRAVIA GALLERY b45 Albemarle Street, W1S 4JL AKTIS GALLERY Nelson Mandela - The Long Walk to Freedom. a10-11 Park Place, SW1A 1LP Jan 6–Feb 10. Early 20thCentury Russian Emigré Art. Until Mar 14. Lithographs, drawings and photographs. *ad Tue–Sat 10–2, 3–6 Daily 10–6, Sat by appt only [email protected] [email protected] www.aktis-gallery.co.uk www.belgraviagallery.com t 020 7629 6531 t 020 7495 1010

CHRISTIE’S ERARTA GALLERIES b8 King Street, St James’s, SW1Y 6QT c8 Berkeley Street, W1J 8DN Fine Art Auctioneers. Valery Valran: Place: St Petersburg. Extended to Jan 31. t 020 7839 9060 Landscape and still life paintings examining ideals and archetypes. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5 GALLERY 8 [email protected] c8 Duke Street, SW1Y 6BN tube Green Park, Piccadilly Circus Nick Schlee. Jan 15–25. *ad www.erartagalleries.com/london ‘A scroll in the country’. A sequence ofoil paintings t @Erarta_London and drawings which together make up the subject of t 020 7499 7861 a handscroll depicting a section ofa walk on the Ridgeway. Open weekdays 10–6, Sat 10–3 RICHARD NAGY LTD [email protected] d22 Old Bond Street, W1S 4PY www.nickschlee.co.uk Classic Modernism, German Expressionism, t 01491 671927 Viennese Secession including works by Egon Schiele Jay Surasen: Sawasdee. Jan 28–Feb 2. *ad and Gustav Klimt, and their contemporaries. Jay Surasen brings a touch ofserenity and the beauty of Open by appointment nature to the heart ofLondon in his firstsolo exhibition in [email protected] the UK. www.richardnagy.com [email protected] t 020 7262 6400 www.iudeagallery.com m 07788 850230 WATERHOUSE & DODD e47 Albemarle Street, W1S 4JW GROSVENOR GALLERY Group Show: January. d21 Ryder Street, SW1Y 6PX We will exhibit a selection ofworks by Impressionist, Modern Indian and 20thCentury BritishArt. Modernist and Contemporary artists from our own stock. Solo show of recent works by Olivia Fraser at This will include some impressive new works by the India Art Fair, Booth B4, at NSIC Exhibition Grounds, JANUARY 2014GALLERIES 37 MAP 27 LONDON TRAFALGAR SQ

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O N t 020 7930 9332 f 020 7930 5577 Piccadilly Circus I AN A A Y H D TR L R S IL A S AD E Y C T G M IC EE E P TR A N S N R MY T K b ER E J T TRAFALGAR SQ c Charing Cross COC KSPU R ST NO RT HU M L MB AL a ER EmE M R. LAN MALL GALLERIES LL TE D A PA E. VE. aThe Mall (nr Trafalgar Square), SW1 S HS W T ON T H A The Artists & Illustrators Annual Exhibition. Jan 6–19. RL I A I L T C L R The Artists of the Year competition is an annual search for A E M O E H H T T A the very best artistic talents working today. C L I L www.artistsandillustrators.co.uk V 10–5 (closes 1pm final day) [email protected] www.mallgalleries.org.uk New Delhi, Jan 30–Feb 2. t 020 7930 6844 Mon–Fri 9.30–5.30 [email protected] THE NATIONAL GALLERY www.grosvenorgallery.com bTrafalgar Square, WC2N 5DN t 020 7484 7979 f 020 7484 7980 Facing the Modern: The Portrait in Vienna 1900. Until Jan 12. ILLUSTRATIONCUPBOARD Sainsbury Wing, admn charge. e22 Bury Street, St James’s, SW1Y 6AL Major exhibition examining the flourishing of modern art in A unique art gallery representing the most distinguised Vienna, and starring the portraits of Gustav Klimt, contemporary book illustrators from around the world. Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka. Open weekdays 9.30–6, Sat 11–5 The Sunflowers. Jan 25–Apr 27. [email protected] Room 46, admn free. www.illustrationcupboard.com Two versions of Van Gogh’s iconic ‘Sunflower’ paintings, t 020 7976 1727 shown together in London for the first time in 65 years. Daily 10–6, Fri until 9 [email protected] MARTYN GREGORY GALLERY www.nationalgallery.org.uk f34 Bury Street, St James’s, SW1Y 6AU t 020 7747 2885 Gallery Information Early English Watercolours, British Paintings; also leading specialist in China Trade Paintings and pictures relating to the Far East. PANTER & HALL Mon–Fri 10–6 c11–12 Pall Mall, SW1Y 5LU [email protected] Ken White. Jan 10–24. www.martyngregory.com New paintings featuring White’s typically nostalgic, t 020 7839 3731 f 020 7930 0812 industrial landscapes inspired by his early-life experiences on the Swindon Railways. Scottish Show 2014. Jan 29–Feb 21. PAISNEL GALLERY g9 Bury Street, St James’s, SW1Y 6AB Our 14th annual exhibition of Scottish art showcasing the 20th Century British Art, Post-War and St Ives. very best of contemporary and 20th C. Scottish painting. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat & other times by appt Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–2 [email protected] [email protected] www.paisnelgallery.co.uk www.panterandhall.com t 020 7930 9293 f 020 7930 7282 t 020 7399 9999

STERN PISSARRO GALLERY h66 St James’s Street, SW1A 1NE Specialising in works by Camille Pissarro and three generations of his descendants together with Impressionist, post-Impressionist and Modern Masters. Nick Schlee Mon–Sat 10–6 [email protected] Jan 15-25 www.pissarro.net t 020 7629 6662 f 020 7409 0077

WHITE CUBE Gallery 8 i25-26 Mason’s Yard, St James’s SW1Y 6BU www.whitecube.com 8 Duke Street t 020 7930 5373 London SW1 WHITFORD FINE ART T: 01491671927 j6 Duke Street, St James’s, SW1Y 6BN 40th Anniversary. Twentieth Century British and 38. GALLERIES JANUARY 2014 MAP 28 LONDON CORK STREET U IL R C R E E Islington N1, Jan 15–19. O L G Mon–Fri 10–5.30, Sat 11–2 e ST I R [email protected] RD N O E R KO G www.browseanddarby.co.uk FO L S W N t 020 7734 7984 f 020 7851 6650 F SD A T LI O T C T B V FLOWERS C N S d R U IL 21Cork Street, W1S3LZ O E Peter Howson. A Life. Nov 28–Jan 11. R E S g R EL Michael Wolf. Jan 17–Feb 22. Solo photography show. T N b K TIN R S Mon–Sat 10–6 G O DN E h S G tube Oxford Circus, Green Park W O T W N [email protected] T f O L R TO www.flowersgalleries.com D a N G B E IN t 020 7439 7766 O B E d SL See also City/Islington map A R T VIGO L N O T i U NS B B D S IMAGO ART GALLERY D kN c G A e4 Clifford Street, W1S 2LF E D ON M S GT ROYAL Veronica Gaido: ‘Atman’. From Jan 16. *ad T S IN Sponsored by Fondazione Henraux. A A L ACADEMY [email protected] R RT L BU RB j www.imago-artgallery.com O B L U E ER t 020 7287 3599 f 020 7434 3196 V E O L EI E M S L TN MAYOR GALLERY ALLA BULYANSKAYA GALLERY f22a Cork Street, W1S 3NA ?Presents original art works – Paintings, Graphics and Closed from Dec 20 – re-opening in January 2014 in new Sculptureby Russia’s most highly esteemed artists. location, 21 Cork Street, First Floor, W1S 3LZ. [email protected] [email protected] www.allabulgallery.com www.mayorgallery.com Viewing by appt only m 07915 383073, 07412 919808 t 020 7734 3558 MEDICI GALLERY BEAUX ARTS (LONDON) g5 Cork Street, W1S 3LQ a22 Cork Street, W1S 3NA Winter Exhibition. Dec 10–Jan 30. Beaux Arts Collections. Including works by Bellany, Presenting original works from established and Flanagan, Frink, Frost, Hilton, Hitchens, Hepworth, Kneale, emerging Gallery artists including George Underwood, Mount, Pasmore. Graeme Wilcox, Alexander Cave, Elaine Pamphilon, Mon–Fri 10–5.30, Sat 11–2 Dean Patman, Christopher Marvell and Nick Simpson. [email protected] Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–4 www.beauxartslondon.co.uk [email protected] t 020 7437 5799 www.medicigallery.co.uk t 020 7495 2565 BERNARD JACOBSON GALLERY b6 Cork Street, W1S 3NX MESSUM’S Mixed Show. Jan 2–31. A selection of works by gallery h8/9 Cork Street, W1S 3LJ artists. Please contact gallery for details. David Blackburn. Jan 15–Feb 1. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–1 Elemental North. Jan 15–Feb 15. tube Green Park, Piccadilly Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–4 [email protected] [email protected] www.jacobsongallery.com www.messums.com t 020 7734 3431 t 020 7437 5545 REDFERN GALLERY BROWSE & DARBY i20 Cork Street, W1S 3HL c19 Cork Street, W1S 3LP Kurt Jackson: The Thames Revisited. Until Jan 23. Contemporary Gallery Artists. Jan 8–Feb 7. Mon–Fri 11–5.30, Sat 11–2 At London Art Fair, Stand 23, Business Design Centre, [email protected] www.redfern-gallery.com t 020 7734 1732 f 020 7494 2908 ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS jBurlington House, Piccadilly, W1 Daumier (1808-1879): Visions of Paris. Oct 26–Jan 26. Admn £10, concs available, u-12 & RA Friends free. Bill Woodrow RA. Nov 7–Feb 16. Admn £8, concs available, u-12 & RA Friends free. Daily 10–6, Fri until 10 www.royalacademy.org.uk t Recorded Info 020 7300 5760/5761 t 020 7300 8000 WADDINGTON CUSTOT GALLERIES Rhythm of Line k11 Cork Street, W1S 3LT Shelly Bancroft Jane Lacy Hodge A selection of paintings and sculptures by gallery artists will beon display for themonth of January. 54 The Gallery, Shepherd Market, London W1J 7QX Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–1.30 3 rd - 9 th February [email protected] [email protected] www.waddingtoncustot.com t 020 7851 2200 CATTO GALLERY presents a Major Retrospective of Paintings by

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I EW W PARK N N K EN A D Elephant&Castle T R G D K A d P D Surrey Quay T R A O R RK R E O W K E V P N ADVANCED GRAPHICS LONDON CONTEMPORARY APPLIED ARTS a32 Long Lane, London SE1 4AY (opposite Borough e89 Southwark Street, London SE1 0HX Tube) Championing the very best of British craft. In our new The gallery will re-open on Tue Jan 7. Southwark gallery and shop we have everything from We will be attending the London Art Fair, Business beautiful functional pieces for everyday use to spectacular Design Centre, Islington N1, Jan 15–19. one-of-a-kind sculptures. With over 350 makers Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–4 specialising in jewellery, ceramics, glass, wood, textiles, tube Borough, rail London Bridge furniture, metal and paper, CAA is the premier destination [email protected] in London for contemporary applied arts. www.advancedgraphics.co.uk Tue–Sat 10–6, Sun 11–5, Mon closed t 020 7407 2055 [email protected] f 020 7407 2066 www.caa.org.uk t 020 7436 2344 BANKSIDE GALLERY b48 HoptonStreet, LondonSE19JH EAMES FINE ART GALLERY The Mini Picture Show. Until Jan 26. f58 Bermondsey Street, London SE1 3UD Contemporary watercolours and original prints, both The Art of the Poster. Jan 7–25. framed and unframed, may be taken away immediately. Original and signed posters by 20th C. masters including With prices starting from just £50 you can afford to refresh Picasso, Bacon, Lichtenstein, Chagall and many others. your home or work place. Also exhibiting at the London Art Fair, Islington N1, Daily 11–6 during exhibs, admn free Jan 15–19. Call us for tickets. tube Blackfriars/London Bridge/Southwark Open Tue/Wed, Fri 11–6, Thur 11–8, Sat 11–5 [email protected] closed Mon & Sun www.banksidegallery.com [email protected] t 020 7928 7521 www.eamesfineart.com t 020 7407 6561 CGP LONDON CAFE GALLERY cCentre of Southwark Park, Bermondsey, London THE HAYWARD GALLERY SE16 2UA gSouthbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 Closed for winter. Re-opening February 2014. Martin Creed: What’s the point of it? Jan 29–Apr 27. www.cgplondon.org www.southbankcentre.co.uk t 020 7237 1230 t 0844 875 0073 (info & tickets)

CGP LONDON DILSTON GROVE THE HEATHERLEY SCHOOL OF FINE ART dSouthwark Park, Bermondsey, London SE16 2DD bat the Bankside Gallery, 48 Hopton Street, SE1 9JH Closed for winter. Re-opening February 2014. Staff Show. Jan 30–Feb 2. *ad www.cgplondon.org Exhibitors include: Ian Rowlands, Robert Dukes, t 020 7237 1230 Melissa Scott-Miller, Daniel Shadbolt, Veronica Ricks,

THE HEATHERLEY SCHOOL of FINE ART STAFF SHOW at the Bankside Gallery · 48 Hopton Street · London SE19JH 30 January - 2 February · Private View: 30 January 6.30-8pm www.heatherleys.org JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 41 PUBLIC GALLERIES

Susan Engledow, Paul Gildea, John Dean, Claire Ireland, Highlighting exhibitions in public spaces around the UK. George Levantis, Andy James and Danny Cuming. See area listings for full details PV Jan 30, 6.30–8pm. www.heatherleys.org BARBICAN ART GALLERY, LONDON Pop Art Design. Until Feb 9. Map 30 LLEWELLYN ALEXANDER GALLERY h124–126 The Cut, Waterloo, SE1 8LN (opp The Old Vic) COMPTON VERNEY, WARKS A Pageant of Paintings. Until Jan 7. 60 paintings by MooreRodin. Feb15–Aug 31. Map 7 renowned gallery artists. Mary Pym. Jan 14–Feb 5. 30 new oil paintings of dramatic, DULWICH PICTURE GALLERY, LONDON boldly coloured, semi-abstract British landscapes & seascapes. Whistler and the Thames. Until Jan 12. Map 17 Tue–Sat 10–7.30 [email protected] ESTORICK COLLECTION, LONDON www.LlewellynAlexander.com Giorgio deChirico. Jan 15–Apr 19. Map 30 t 020 7620 1322/24 FRUITMARKET GALLERY, EDINBURGH LONDON GLASSBLOWING STUDIO AND GALLERY Louise Bourgeois. Until Feb 23. Map 3 i62-66 Bermondsey Street, London SE1 3UD January Sale. Jan 6–25. An outstanding opportunity to GUILDHALL ART GALLERY, LONDON find amazing bargains by theLondon Glassblowing team, Painted Faces. Throughout 2014. Map 30 as well as pieces by Peter Layton, at greatly reduced prices. Mon–Sat 10–6 HAYWARD GALLERY, LONDON tubeLondon Bridge Martin Creed: What’s the point of it? Jan 29–Apr 27. Map 29 [email protected] www.londonglassblowing.co.uk LEAMINGTON SPA ART GALLERY t 020 7403 2800 This Green and Pleasant Land. Until Jan 12. Map 7

MENIER GALLERY LEIGHTON HOUSE MUSEUM, LONDON j51 Southwark Street, London SE1 1RU A PrivatePalaceof Art. Map 18 Forthcoming exhibition: Maria Biryukova-Dutton. Feb 24–Mar 8 2014. *ad NATIONAL GALLERY, LONDON For a catalogueand to receiveaninvitation to theprivate ThePortrait in Vienna1900. Until Jan 12. Map 27 view, please contact Amos Levy Management: [email protected] ORIEL Y PARC, ST DAVID’S t +39 0332 511708 Picturing Castles. Until May 5. Map 5

SKYLARK GALLERIES - Artist-Run PALLANT HOUSE, CHICHESTER k1.09 Oxo Tower Wharf (first floor riverside), SE1 9PH Sean Scully. Until Jan 26. Map 15 Tue–Sun 11–6 t 020 7401 9666 5 Gabriel’s Wharf, SE1 9PP ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS, LONDON Daily Winter 12–5, Summer 11–6 t 020 7928 4005 Daumier (1808-1879). Oct 26–Jan 26. Map 28 Two friendly galleries on London’s South Bank present an exciting range of contemporary paintings, prints, ROYAL CAMBRIAN ACADEMY, CONWY ceramics, sculpture and photography. Admn free. The Open 2014. Jan 11–Feb 22. Map 5 [email protected] www.skylarkgalleries.com SCOTTISH NATIONAL GALLERY, EDINBURGH Turner in January. Jan 1–31. Map 3 SOUTHBANK PRINTMAKERS lUnit 12, Gabriel’s Wharf, (near the Oxo Tower) SCOTTISH NATIONAL GALLERY of MODERN ART 56 Upper Ground, London SE1 9PP EDINBURGH Showing the work of leading contemporary Printmakers. New Acquisitions. Until May 4. Map 3 Artists in Focus: Jenny Ronay. Dec 30–Jan 12. Chris Salmon. Jan 13–26. SCOTTISH NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY, EDINBURGH Susan Short. Jan 27–Feb 9. Philip Solly. Feb 10–23. Vivian Sassen. Until Feb 2. Map 3 Mon–Fri 11.30–6.30, Sat/Sun 10–8 tubeSouthwark, Waterloo STANLEY SPENCER GALLERY, COOKHAM www.southbank-printmakers.com The life and work of Sir Stanley Spencer RA. Map 14 t 020 7928 8184 TATE BRITAIN, LONDON TATE MODERN Painting Now: 5 Contemporary Artists. Until Feb 9. Map 20 mBankside, London SE1 9TG Mira Schendel. Until Jan 19. TATE MODERN, LONDON Tate Modern stages the first ever international, full scale Mira Schendel. Until Jan 19. Map 29 survey of the work of this Brazilian artist. The EY Exhibition – Paul Klee: MakingVisible. Until Mar 9. TATE ST IVES A major new retrospective of this playful and radical figure Aquatopia: Imaginary of the Ocean Deep. Until Jan 26. Map 10 in European Modernism, reuniting the works he created and exhibited together. THELMA HULBERT GALLERY, HONITON Project Space: Inverted House. Until Mar 9. Degrees of Animation. Jan 18–Mar 1. Map 11 Showcasing thework of Tina Gverovicand Siniša Ilic, this exhibition features new works in a site-specific installation 12 STAR GALLERY, LONDON conceived specially for Tate Modern. Philip Tsirias: European Treasures. Jan 15–31. Map 20 Sun–Thurs10–6, Fri–Sat 10–10 www.tate.org.uk/modern VICTORIA & ALBERT MUSEUM, LONDON t 020 7887 8888 (advance ticketsand information) Pearls. Until Jan 19. Map 20 42 GALLERIES JANUARY 2014

While the international ABBEY WALK GALLERY Stand G38 contemporary and secondary Artists include Stephen James Newton, David art-market seems to have been Eddington, Paul Galyer, Michael Thacker largely impervious to the Image 1: Stephen Newton, Sideboard economic slowdown of recent by Mirror, 2012, 30 x 30cm years, conditions have remained pretty tough for almost everyone BEARDSMORE GALLERY Stand 19 else, so it will be interesting to Artists include Mark Cazalet, Pamela Clarkson, see if the Chancellor’s recent Toni Davey, Jason Hicklin, Atta Kwami, Eilis optimism about upturns, growth 1 O’Connell, Rebecca Salter, Francesca Simon etc begins to translate into better Image 2: Pamela Clarkson, Combs 8, times for the British market. linocut, 50 x 33cm

The first test could well be the EDGAR MODERN Stand G27 London Art Fair (15-19 January). Artists include Henrietta Dubrey, Ronald F With 128 participating galleries Smith, Jessica Cooper, Becky Buchanan, John and the full range of Art Projects Harland, Heath Hearn, David Martin, Mungo and Photo 50 sub-sections Powney, Janis Ridley, Marlene Rose alongside, together with a whole Image 3: Henrietta Dubrey, Modern host of talks and events, many of Venacular them sponsored by publisher Lund Humphries (not to mention MARTIN TINNEY GALLERY Stand 27 sponsorship of the Fair itself), Artists include Merion Ginsberg, Harry Holland, which is celebrating its 75th John Macfarlane, Gareth Parry, Iwan Gwyn Parry, birthday this year, the signs look Peter Prendergast, Shani Rhys James, Ceri promising. Something that introducing a new Champagne 2 Bar into the mix might seem to Participating Galleriesinclude: underline . . . Abbey Walk Adam Gallery Advanced Graphics A L Anthony Hepworth Fine Art C D I V A ALLS POND E B Austin/Desmond L E R Highbury & Islington U D P A Beardsmore Gallery O O P O W P D R O N A E Beaux Arts- Bath K L I O R A

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Richards, Kevin Sinnott, Sir Kyffin Williams GALLERIES Image 4: Meirion Ginsberg, Girl with Patterned Dress, oil on canvas, 2013, ART FAIR FEATURES 40 x 30cm Throughout the year Galleries PORTAL PAINTERS Stand G26 runs special pictorial articles, Artists include John Byrne, Whyn Lewis, James profiling each event, listing and McNaught, Heather Nevay, Joseph O’Reilly, illustrating what many of our Lizzie Riches, MickRooney, Peter Thomson, exhibiting galleries plan to show George Underwood, Ben Unsworth there. Image 5: Heather Nevay, The Miracle, Contact [email protected] for oil on panel, 26 x 22cm further information and to make 3 sure you don’t miss out on this OSBORNE SAMUEL Stand 32 popular feature . . . Artists include John Blackburn, Lynn Chadwick, Tim Flach, Sean Henry & Henry Moore Image 6: Sean Henry, TBTF, 2013, ART FAIR bronze, oil, ed of 5, 64 x 34 x 43cm YEAR PLANNER 2014 REDFERN GALLERY Stand 42 GALLERIESartYEAR2014 for all 2014 art updates go to www.galleries.co.uk or see us on facebook at facebook.com/galleriesartlist or follow us on @art_mag Mon Tu e Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tu e Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tu e Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tu e Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tu e Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon n n n n a a a a J J J Artists include John Carter, Paul Feiler, Annabel J 1 2 3 456 7 891011 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 2014 Art Fairs WORKS ON PAPER FAIR ART14 LONDON > b b b b for more information e e e e F F F F & event details www.galleries.co.uk/ArtFairs/ 123 4567 8910 11 121314 15 16 17 18 19 202122 23 24252627 28

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Honoré Daumier ‘Man on a Rope’ c.1858, oil on canvas, 110.5 x 72.4cm Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Tompkins Collection – Arthur Gordon Tompkins Fund At the Royal Academy of Arts (see listing on map 28 & feature on page 10)

Rebecca Sitar ‘Feather’ 2013 oil on canvas, 25 x 30.5cm The Eagle Gallery/EMH Arts (see listing on this page) JANUARY 2004 GALLERIES 45

opportunity to explore the enigmatic world of de Chirico PANGOLIN LONDON through rarely-seen sculptures reflecting the artist’s jKings Place, 90 York Way, N1 9AG fascination with classical myth and legend. Pangolin London Showcase. Jan 9–Feb 15. It will also feature a selection of drawings on related This dramatic show will feature a variety of large-scale themes by the father of pittura metafisica. pieces including works by the gallery’s staple artists Wed–Sat 11–6, Sun 12–5 Kenneth Armitage, Ralph Brown, Jon Buck, www.estorickcollection.com Ann Christopher, Geoffrey Clarke, Terence Coventry and t 020 7704 9522 f 020 7704 9531 Merete Rasmussen, among others. Mon–Sat 10–6 [email protected] FLOWERS www.pangolinlondon.com f82 Kingsland Road, E2 8DP t 020 7520 1480 Small is Beautiful. Who is afraid of red yellow and blue? Dec 3–Jan 4. Unfixed. Jan 18–Feb 15. Group show of sculptures. Tue–Sat 10–6 TEMPUS GALLERY tube Liverpool Street, Old Street, Hoxton k214 Brick Lane, E1 6SA buses 55, 48, 149, 67, 242, 26 Tempus Gallery specialises in 20th Century and [email protected] contemporary art. *ad www.flowersgalleries.com We are currently showing Francis Bacon’s framed t 020 7920 7777 working sweatshirt – an important statement piece. See also Cork Street map We offer space for hire for events and exhibitions. [email protected] www.tempusgallery.com GUILDHALL ART GALLERY www.mongoosmagazine.com gGuildhall Yard, EC2V 5AE t 020 7739 6380 Painted Faces. Throughout 2014. Portraits from the permanent collection, some of which have not been on public display before. Admn free. Mon–Sat 10–5, Sun 12–4 [email protected] WHITE CUBE www.guildhallartgallery.cityoflondon.gov.uk l48 Hoxton Square, N1 6PB t 020 7332 3700 Tue–Sat 10–6 www.whitecube.com t 020 7930 5373 LONDON ART FAIR hBusiness Design Centre, Islington, N1 Modern British and Contemporary Art. Jan 15–19. *ad To book tickets: WILLIAM BENINGTON GALLERY www.londonartfair.co.uk m20 Arlington Way, EC1R 1UY t 0844 848 0136 Guild FC: a group show curated by Tom Esam including work by Josh Whitaker, Matt Welch and Tom Esam. Jan 10–Feb 13. THE MILLINERY WORKS Private view on Jan 10. i85/87 Southgate Road, N1 3JS A group show conceived while working in a shared studio In Situ continues by popular demand! Jan 1–31. space, both collaboratively and independently. Modern British Paintings with Arts & Crafts furniture, Guild FC sees three young artists explore the notion of contemporary ceramics, glass and woodcraft. Admn free. sculpture as cultural dialogue. Tue–Sat 11–6, Sun 12–5 Tue–Sat 11–6, Thur 11–7 [email protected] [email protected] www.millineryworks.co.uk www.williambeningtongallery.co.uk t 020 7359 2019 f 020 7359 5792 t 020 3659 5818

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LONDON BANKSIDE GALLERY 48 Hopton Street, London SE1 9JH Refurbished, high-profile gallery beside Tate Modern. 1500 sq ft, very competitive rates. [email protected] www.banksidegallery.com 7ZR ÁRRUV RI GUDPDWLF JDOOHU\ VSDFH VLWXDWHG t 020 7928 7521 LQ WKH KLVWRULF 0HQLHU &KRFRODWH )DFWRU\ Exhibitions & Events - Minutes from London Bridge, M P BIRLA MILLENNIUM ART GALLERY The Bhavan Centre, 4a Castletown Road, West Kensington Borough Market and Tate Modern - Friday Lates London W14 9HE Gallery Technician - Free Private View Evening Contemporary 140 sq m gallery. Excellent location. Reasonable rates. No commission. Web and Mailing List Promotion - Competitive Rates [email protected] Student subsidies available www.bhavan.net/hire-a-facility/mp-birla-art-gallery www.bhavan.net 6RXWKZDUN 6WUHHW /RQGRQ 6( 58 t 020 7381 3086/4608 PDLO#PHQLHUJDOOHU\FRXN CLERKENWELL GALLERY ZZZPHQLHUJDOOHU\FRXN Clerkenwell Green, London EC1R 0DP Newly refurbished gallery (two floors, 538 sq ft), ideal for art exhibitions, pop-up shops, presentations and events. Available for immediate hire; rates negotiable. [email protected] www.clerkenwellgalleryhire.com m 07974 976736

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EMBASSY TEA GALLERY 195-205 Union Street, London SE1 0LR Located between Tate Modern and the Jerwood Space. Competitive rates, student and charity discounts. Gallery 1: 1100 sq ft, Gallery 2: 1600 sq ft, whole space including reception 3000 sq ft. [email protected] www.embassyteagallery.co.uk t 020 7274 7474 / 07970 929645

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ម Denotes: New/Re Entry, Site Refreshing/Change of Address John Jebb: sculptor - unusual figurative stone/bronze/commissions These pages are reproduced on www.galleries.co.uk/artlinx www.johnjebb.com Julian Anniss: paintings, oils, landscape & still life www.juliananniss.com ARTISTS ONLINE Kevin Dixon: in the impressionists tradition www.kevindixonstudio.com ម Alan Stark: marine & landscape paintings www.alanstark.com Laurence Broderick: sculpture www.laurencebroderick.co.uk Angela Wakefield: paintings - light, movement, urban environment www.angelawakefield.co.uk Lee Campbell: atmospheric oils, landscape, waterscape, metaphysical www.leecampbell.co.uk Anita Klein www.anitaklein.com Marjana Wjasnova: symbolic, abstract, spiritual artist www.wjasnova.com Anne Lynch: contemporary figurative paintings and prints Michael Alford: figurative, landscapes, cityscapes, portrait commissions www.annelynch.com www.michaelalford.co.uk Brenda Hartill: full range of works available: both early & unique Natalia Avdeeva: views of London, oil paintings & prints www.brendahartill.com www.nataliaavdeeva.co.uk

Caroline Juler: writer, painter, sculptor Nick Andrew: contemporary landscape painting www.mamaliga.co.uk www.nickandrew.co.uk Nicola Grellier: drawings, collage, paintings, figurative + text Deborah Phillips: Scottish contemporary landscape painter www.nicolagrillier.co.uk www.deborahphillips.com Nicola Slattery: thoughtful, peaceful art from the imagination Diana Harrison: landscapes, Spain, Kent coast + other subjects www.nicolaslattery.com www.breakingthewaves.co.uk Nigel O’Neill: geometric paintings Diana Mackie: oils of Highland/Islands dramatic climate change www.nigeloneill-abstract-art.com www.diana-mackie.co.uk Pat Castle: oils & mixed media on paper Emiko Aida: cityscape paintings and prints www.patcastle.co.uk www.aidastudios.com Paul Smith: sculptures - bold, semi abstract, figurative www.paulsmithsculptures.co.uk F.magnus-Hirshfield: sixty years in bronze and silver www.avignonfineart.com Ray Wilkinson: land and seascapes www.raywilkinson.com Frances Broomfield: paints small, detailed, idiosyncratic work www.francesbroomfield.co.uk Richard Wallace: properly painted pictures and pleasing prints www.richardwallace.org Frances Knight: plein air landscape paintings, light & colour www.francesknight.com ម Robert Stuart: drawing from movement www.robertstuartart.com Francis Murphy: abstracts, landscapes, space, portraits Rosie Packer: abstract paintings of the sea, city and nature www.francismurphyart.co.uk www.rosiepacker.co.uk Heather Gulliver: oils of Africa also abstract & surreal Sarah Adams: www.hgulliver.com www.sarahadamspainting.co.uk

Jan Dingle: original landscapes, etchings Shelagh Atkinson: dynamic, contemporary prints, paintings, zines www.jandingle.co.uk www.shelaghatkinson.co.uk

Janet Tod: vibrant colourful still life Sonja Benskin Mesher RCA, UA: multi media www.janettod.co.uk www.sonja-benskin-mesher.com ម Ulla: My Cosmos – female forms, ethereal landscapes Jenny Devereux: contemporary flower etchings www.ulla-art.com www.jennydevereux.co.uk

Jenny Sutton: still lifes and landscapes in oil www.jennysutton-fineart.co.uk PORTRAITS

Jo Tuck: vibrant colourful landscapes & portraits Dennis Gilbert: portraits - former Chairman Contemp. Portrait Soc. www.jotuck.com www.dennisgilbert.net

Jo Whitney: contemporary oils, Cornwall, Venice, Scotland, Nice www.jo-whitney.co.uk STUDIOS Joan Doerr: paintings inspired by elemental impact on environment Brockley Artists: 48 artists www.joandoerr.com www.brockleyopenstudios.co.uk/ JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 51 NATIONAL ARTIST INDEX

Galleries listed here usually stock works by those artists under whose name they appear. Where a gallery is in bold and marked with an asterisk* it claims a principal agency in works in one or more media by that artist

ADLER Jankel CLOUGH Prunella GROVER Martin McCARTNEY Clive RYDER Sophie Ben Uri OsborneSamuel GX Gallery Catto Gallery OsborneSamuel

ALEMDAR Armando COOK Beryl GUAITAMACCHI Bruno McWHIRTER Ishbel SCHIELE Egon GX Gallery Portal Highgate Contemporary * Highgate Contemporary * Richard Nagy MEIDNER Ludwig ALIZADEH Mahtab COOKE Edward W. HARRISON Claude SCHIERENBERG Tai-Shan Ben Uri Narenj * Martyn Gregory Highgate Contemporary * Flowers CUMING Fred * MENINSKY Bernard ANDREWES Eliza HENRY Sean SCHNEUER David Manya Igel Ben Uri Highgate Contemporary * OsborneSamuel Catto Gallery MIRO Joan DAVIE Alan HEPBURN Alan ANDREWS Sybil OsborneSamuel SELBY William Paisnel Gallery Highgate Contemporary * OsborneSamuel John Davies Gallery MITCHELL Denis DIX Otto HICKS Nicola Paisnel Gallery SOLOMON Joseph BAILEY Julian Richard Nagy Flowers Manya Igel Ben Uri MOORE Henry DUNSTAN Bernard HOWARD Ken OsborneSamuel SOLOMON Simeon BAMBI Manya Igel Manya Igel Ben Uri GlobeGallery MOUNT Paul EASTON Arthur HOWSON Peter Paisnel Gallery SUTHERLAND Graham BANK Sandra Highgate Contemporary * Flowers Highgate Contemporary * MURPHY Sandy CraneKalman EMSLEY Paul HUGHES Patrick John Davies Gallery Oriel y Parc BANKSY Redfern * Flowers GlobeGallery NEWCOMB Mary TING Walasse EPSTEIN Sir Jacob HUGHES-STANTON Blair Crane Kalman * Catto Gallery BARKER Clive Ben Uri North House NEWCOMB Tessa TOFT Sam Whitford Fine Art * EUSTACE David HUMPHRIES Geoffrey CraneKalman Catto BENDALL Mildred Highgate Contemporary * Manya Igel NICHOLSON Ben TOUBEIX Arnold Whitford Fine Art * FEATHER Yan Kel * INGAMELLS Andrew CraneKalman Highgate Contemporary * GX Gallery BENNALLACK-HART Michael Highgate Contemporary * NICHOLSON Winifred TUNNARD John Medici CraneKalman FEILER Paul JACKSON Kurt Paisnel Gallery OsborneSamuel Redfern BERTRAND Alain PAOLOZZI Eduardo Paisnel Gallery UGLOW Euan Catto Flowers Redfern * JACKSON Philip Browse& Darby Catto PICASSO Pablo BLACKADDER Elizabeth FRANKLIN Jenny Richard Nagy VEZELAY Paule Browse& Darby CraneKalman JONES Nicholas England & Co * CraneKalman PISSARRO Camille BLOCH Martin FROST Terry Stern Pissarro * VICCARDI Massimiliano Ben Uri Paisnel Gallery JAY Pamela GX Gallery Llewellyn Alexander PISSARRO Lucien BLOW Sandra GEAR William Ben Uri VOGEL Bernhard KINGSLEY John Jonathan Grimble * Whitford FineArt Catto Gallery John Davies Gallery PLUMB John GEAS Luce Paisnel Gallery BOMBERG David WARHOL Andy Highgate Contemporary * KIRCHNER Ernst Ludwig Ben Uri GlobeGallery Richard Nagy POWER Cyril Edward GERTLER Mark OsborneSamuel BRADLEY Martin WARREN Bob Ben Uri KLIMT Gustav Paisnel Gallery PRENTICE David Richard Nagy Highgate Contemporary * GORE Frederick John Davies Fine Paintings CAZIEL Highgate Contemporary * KRAMER Jacob WILSON Douglas Whitford Fine Art * PROCKTOR Patrick Manya Igel Ben Uri Highgate Contemporary * Redfern * CHADWICK Lynn WILSON Frank Avray GOWING Sir Lawrence KUHFELD Peter QUIRKE Michael OsborneSamuel Paisnel Gallery Highgate Contemporary * Manya Igel Highgate Contemporary * CHANDLER Colin GRAHAM Peter LOWNDES Alan RICHARDSON Philip WOLMARK Alfred Aaron Medici Llewellyn Alexander CraneKalman Highgate Contemporary * Ben Uri

CHEPIK Sergei GRAY Ed * LOWRY LS ROBBINS Richard WRIGHT Lisa Catto Gallery GX Gallery CraneKalman Highgate Contemporary * Beardsmore Gallery

CHINNERY George GROSZ George MAGILL Anne ROBINSON Paul YARDLEY John Martyn Gregory Richard Nagy Medici Highgate Contemporary * Llewellyn Alexander

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To find a particular artist, use the artists’ index on p.51, for a particular gallery see the dealer index on p.54

ABORIGINAL ART CERAMICS The Infinite Gallery: Rosemary Clunie Thompson’s Contemporary Aboriginal Art in the UK Stour Gallery In House Gallery 12 Star Gallery: European Rebecca Hossack Tremayne Applied Arts Jane Fuest Gallery Twenty Twenty: art & applied arts October Gallery: also African contemporary Juno Design Gallery: painting, TZB Southbourne Gallery Whitford Fine Art Beaux Arts (Bath) textiles, cards, LEPs Ucheldre Centre Contemporary Ceramics Kentmere House Gallery Waterhouse & Dodd ABSTRACT Peter Hayes King’s Lynn Arts Centre Water Street Gallery Paisnel Gallery Leamington Spa Art Gallery/Museum Whitford Fine Art: British Lemon Street Gallery Modernism, British/Continental October Gallery: also Aboriginal & CHINESE ART Lime Tree Gallery: fine art glass William Benington Gallery contemporary contemporary Mall Galleries: sculpture, painting The Willow Art Gallery: & Bulgarian Whitford Fine Art Rebecca Hossack contemporary watercolours Wills Lane Gallery Flowers Marine House at Beer Woodbine Contemporary: paintings CONTEMPORARY The Marle Gallery drawings, prints & sculpture Abbey Walk Gallery AFRICAN ART Mayor Gallery Woolff Gallery Advanced Graphics London October Gallery: also Aboriginal & Medici Gallery W1: paintings & craft Yew Tree Gallery Alverton Gallery contemporary Menier Gallery Architect’s Gallery Millennium Gallery Rebecca Hossack CORNISH contemporary arebyte Gallery Millyard Gallery ArtGallery.co.uk Modern Artists Gallery contemporary Contemporary F.A. Gallery (Eton): New Gallery Portscatho finest Shona sculpture Arthouse Gallery MoMA,Wales The Art Room - Topsham New Craftsman Gallery The Art Gallery New Leaf Gallery ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTS Artwave West October Gallery: & African/Aboriginal Architectural Heritage: 20th C. & contemporary Austin/Desmond: & modern British Oil & Water Contemporary Art Gallery contemporary also period architectural Open Eye Gallery Bankside Gallery: Tony Heath Open Eye Gallery elements, period garden statuary, fine Bath Contemporary Oriel y Parc reproduction garden ornaments, Beardsmore: painting & sculpture Osborne Studio Gallery DRAWINGS bespoke stone fireplaces Bernard Jacobson Gallery: British & Padstow Studio contemporary Gallery 19: British & Continental American art; also modern Pangolin London Piers Feetham: paintings, ceramics, bo.lee gallery Panter & Hall sculpture ART BRUT/OUTSIDER ART Cadogan Contemporary Penwith Galleries: Cornwall artists – England & Co Calken Gallery abstract & figurative Gagliardi Campden Gallery Peter Hill Fine Art: painting EASTERN EUROPEAN Celia Lendis Galleries Piers Feetham: paintings, ceramics, contemporary ART FAIRS & FESTIVALS CGP London Dilston Grove sculpture Posk Gallery London Art Fair CGP London Cafe Gallery Pop Up Gallery The Works on Paper Fair Coach-House: originals Portal Gallery: figurative EMERGING ARTISTS Corke Art Gallery PrintsGB.com: prints Albemarle Gallery: figurative ART NOUVEAU & DECO Cricket Fine Art Quercus Gallery Annely Juda: & Russian Victor Arwas Gallery: fine decorative Cynthia Corbett Quest Gallery: various media constructivism, exhibitions, art, nouveau & deco Denbigh Library Gallery Rainyday ceramics & fine art Eagle Gallery,EC1 Rebecca Hossack Cadogan Contemporary: English ASIAN Eames Fine Art Gallery: & modern Rhue Gallery landscape & post impressionism October Gallery: contemporary & Edgar Modern Rostra Gallery: painting, Gimpel Fils: painting & sculpture African England & Co sculpture & ceramics Ffin y Parc Gallery Rowley Gallery: watercolours Flowers Royal Albert Memorial Mus/Art Gall FIGURATIVE AUCTIONEERS The Frame Shop Rhyl Library Gallery contemporary Bonhams; Christie’s; Lots Road; Fruitmarket Gallery S&D Gallery Flowers Sotheby’s Gallery Different: British & Sarah Myerscough Fine Art: recent Llewellyn Alexander: monthly shows International graduates/up & coming British painters Piers Feetham: paintings, ceramics, AUSTRALIAN ART Gallery 8: Nick Schlee; Jay Surasen Sarah Wiseman Gallery sculpture Rebecca Hossack Gallery Elena Shchukina The Scottish Gallery Portal Painters Gallery 54,London: Shelly Bancroft Scottish National Gallery of BOTANICAL & WILDLIFE & Jane Lacy Hodge Modern Art Flowers Gallery JKL: French art Serpentine Gallery FOLK ART Gallery 286 Shell House Gallery Rebecca Hossack BRITISH & EUROPEAN Goldmark Gallery: & 20th C. Skylark Galleries Catto Gallery Guildhall Art Gallery Sladers Yard FRENCH Compton Verney: diverse GX Gallery: local & International St Ives Society of Artists Hanina Fine Arts: School of Paris Hayward Gallery: 20th C. artists Store Street: British & European plus early modern & post- John Green Fine Art Hamiltons Gallery Stour Gallery: European glass & impressionist paintings & sculpture Messum’s Fine Art: paintings, Hastings Arts Forum jewellery Pyms Gallery: Barbizon drawings, sculpture Hay Hill Gallery: & modern Sutton Gallery Whitford Fine Art: modernism & Pyms Gallery: British Hayward Tanya Baxter Contemporary abstract, French, modern British, Stern Pissarro: works by Camille The Heatherley School of Fine Art Thackeray Gallery: Susan Hawker, impressionist, British & Continental Pissarro & 3 generations of his Highgate Contemporary: Donald McIntyre, Alberto Morrocco, descendants plus impressionist, post- British/European Kyffin Williams, etc impressionist & modern masters Highgate Gallery Thelma Hulbert Gallery GERMAN EXPRESSIONISM Whitford Fine Art: modernist Hilton Fne Art Thomas and Paul Gallery Richard Nagy Ltd JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 53

GLASS Jonathan GrimbleModernArt/The PRIMITIVE Laurel Gallery: art, crafts & gifts contemporary Sandra Blow Estate Rebecca Hossack Roger Billcliffe London Glassblowing Studio & Manya Igel: 20th C. Thompson’s Gallery Gallery Medici Gallery W1: paintings & craft TheMillineryWorks PRINTS OsborneSamuel Advanced Graphics London SCULPTURE ICONS Bankside: Royal Society of Painter- Gallery Pangolin: bronze sculpture Mark Gallery Paisnel Gallery Panter & Hall: 20th C. & contemporary Printmakers & sculptors drawings Pyms: painting & drawing Cowfold Gallery Mall Galleries IDIOSYNCRATIC Redfern Gallery Flowers Tom Merrifield Gallery: also contemporary Richard Nagy: classic modernism & Gallery Nine: & jewellery, textiles paintings & prints Portal Painters: painting Germanexpressionism Goldmark Gallery Paisnel Gallery Redwing Gallery The Russell Gallery: figurative Krysztyna Gallery: etchings & contemporary Stanley Spencer Gallery watercolours Contemporary Fine Art (Eton): largest selectionof Shonainthe ILLUSTRATION Wenlock Mark: contemporary & originals country Coningsby Gallery: fine art Whitford FineArt Southbank Printmakers Contemporary Sculpture Galleries Illustration Art Gallery Willer contemporary at Royal British Society of Sculptors Illustrationcupboard Greenwich Printmakers Gallery PrintsGB.com Flowers MODERN WELSH ART F.magnus-Hirshfield IMPRESSIONIST MoMA Wales Hanina FineArts: Post-Impressionist PUBLIC GALLERIES Stern Pissarro: works by Camille Barbican Art Gallery ST IVES Pissarro & 3 generations of his MUSEUMS Dulwich PictureGallery Paisnel Gallery descendants plus impressionist, post- Hastings Museum & Art Gallery Fruitmarket Gallery Porthminster Gallery impressionist & modern masters Leighton House Museum Guildhall Art Gallery Royal Albert Memorial Mus/Art Gall Hayward Gallery SURREALISM Victoria & Albert Museum Leamington Spa Art Gallery INDIAN Mayor Gallery contemporary Leighton House Museum Grosvenor Gallery: & ModernBritish National Gallery OLD MASTERS/MASTERS sculpture, South AfricanArt Oriel y Parc TRIBAL ARTS National Gallery: 13th-early 20th C. Rebecca Hossack Royal Academy of Arts Rebecca Hossack Whitfield Fine Art Royal British Society of Sculptors Royal Cambrian Academy IRISH Scottish National Gallery TROMPE L’OEIL ORIENTALISM/ORIENTALIST Pyms Gallery: 19th & 20th C. Scottish National Gallery of Albemarle Gallery: figurative Martyn Gregory: China Trade Modern Art ITALIAN Serpentine Gallery TWENTIETH CENTURY Estorick Collection Stanley Spencer Gallery PAINTINGS KatharineHouse:British Imago Art TateBritain, TateModern,TateSt Ives contemporary Opera Gallery London Flowers Thelma Hulbert Gallery 12 Star Gallery Sylvester Fine Art: & contemporary JEWISH Ingo FinckeGallery: new & Victoria & Albert Museum Ben Uri established artists Lilford Gallery: paintings & sculpture WATERCOLOURS TheMaryleboneGallery Abbott & Holder: 18th, 19th & MARINE REALISM Nick Cudworth Gallery: & prints 20th C. Mall Galleries contemporary Piers Feetham: paintings, ceramics, Adam: 19th & 20th C. Albemarle Gallery: figurative sculpture Llewellyn Alexander: 20th C. MINIATURES Martyn Gregory: early English & Llewellyn Alexander: 20th C. RUSSIAN China Trade paintings PHOTOGRAPHY Aktis Gallery: 20th C. French Medici Gallery W1 Barbican Erarta Galleries MODERN BRITISH Hamiltons contemporary Abbott & Holder contemporary WELSH Alla Bulyanskaya Gallery Adam Gallery Flowers Albany: & British Anthony Hepworth: & post-war Michael Hoppen Gallery contemporary Austin/Desmond: & contemporary Harbour Lights Gallery SCOTTISH Barry Keene Gallery Oriel Plas Glyn-y-Weddw Beaux Arts: 20th C. sculpture, paintings POLISH Fleming Collection CambridgeBook & Print Gallery Posk Gallery Scottish National Gallery Catto Gallery Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art WILDLIFE Contemporary Fine Art (Eton): Scottish National Portrait Gallery contemporary various artists PORTRAITURE TheScottish Gallery : 20th C. & Mall Galleries: Society of Wildlife Cowfold Gallery Mall Galleries contemporary Scottish painting Artists CraneKalman: & contemporary Scottish National Portrait Gallery contemporary England & Co Contemporary Fine Art (Eton): Flowers: & contemporary major Scottish, also Africanart WORKS ON PAPER Gallery Pangolin: sculpture & POST IMPRESSIONIST Cyril Gerber Fine Art/Compass Gallery: contemporary related drawings Whitford FineArt: French Scottish & International GlobeGallery

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AB Fine Art Foundry 020 7515 8052 31 Contemp. Ceramics Ctre 020 7242 9644 22 The Infinite Gallery, Rosemary Clunie p17 Abbey Walk Gallery 01472 241007 4 Contemp. F.A. Gal. Eton 01753 854315 14 Ingo Fincke Gallery 020 7228 7966 17 Aboriginal Art in the UK 020 8944 1396 17 Corke Art Gallery 0773 287827 4 In House Gallery 01851 810170 1 Abrahams 020 8980 1937 31 Crane Kalman 020 7584 7566/581 1529 20 Abbott & Holder 020 7637 3981 22 Cricket Fine Art 020 7352 2733 19 Jane Fuest Gallery 01962 735834 p17 Adam Gallery (Bath) 01225 480406 13 Cynthia Corbett Gallery 020 8947 6782 17 Jenna Burlingham Fine Art 01635 298855 15 Advanced Graphics London 020 7407 2055 29 Cyril Gerber Fine Art 0141 221 3095 2 John Davies Gallery 01608 652255 6 John Green Fine Art 0141 333 1991 2 Aktis Gallery 020 7629 6531 26 ébut Art/Coningsby Gallery 020 7636 1064 22 D Jonathan Grimble/S Blow Est 01736 797371 10 Albany Gallery 02920 487158 5 Denbigh Library Gallery 01745 816313 5 Juno Design Gallery 01369 707767 1 Albemarle Gallery 020 7499 1616 25 Dulwich Picture Gallery 020 8693 5254 17 Alla Bulyanskaya 07915 383073 28 Dundas Street Gallery 0131 557 4050 32 Alverton Gallery 01736 351668 9 Katharine House Gallery 01672 514040 15 Annely Juda 020 7629 7578 24 Eagle Gallery/EMH Arts 020 7833 2674 30 Kentmere House 01904 656507 4 Anthony Hepworth 01225 310694 13 Eames Fine Art Gallery 020 7407 1025 29 King’s Lynn Arts Ctre 01553 779095 16 Arebyte Gallery 30 Edgar Modern 01225 443746 13 Krysztyna 01382 322522 1 Architect’s Gallery 020 8977 2175 17 Embassy Tea Gallery 020 7274 7474 32 Architectural Heritage 01386 584414 6 England & Co 020 7436 1873 22 Landmark Arts Centre 07989 570831 17,32 The Art Gallery 01666 505152 6 Erarta Galleries 020 7499 7861 25 Laurel Gallery 0131 226 5022 3 The Art Room, Topsham 11 Estorick Collection 020 7704 9522 30 Leamington Spa Art Gall & Mus 01926 742700 7 Art Move 020 7720 7460 31 Leighton House Museum 020 7602 3316 18 F.magnus-Hirshfield p17 Art Shop 01873 852690 5 Lemon Street Gallery 01872 275757 8 Ffin Y Parc 01494 642070 5 artsmediacontacts.co.uk 31 Lightbox 01483 737800 15 54 The Gallery 020 7491 7322 32 Artefact Picture Framers 020 7580 4878 31 Lilford Gallery 01227 639086 15 Fleming Collection 020 7042 5730 24 Artgallery.co.uk 0844 8797438 p17 Lime Tree Bristol 0117 929 2527 12 Flowers (Central) 020 7439 7766 28 Arthouse Gallery 07712 933804 11 Lime Tree Long Melford 01787 319046 16 Flowers (East) 020 7920 7777 30 Lion Pic Frmg Supplies 0121 773 1230 x205 31 Artichoke Print Workshop 020 7924 0600 31 The Frame Shop 01348 831549 5 Artwave West 01297 489746 11 Llewellyn Alexander 020 7620 1322 29 Framers Gallery 020 7580 4878 32 London Art Fair 0844 8480136 30 Atkinson Gallery 01458 444322 11 Fruitmarket Gallery 0131 225 2383 3 Austin/Desmond 020 7242 4443 22 London Glassblowing 020 7403 2800 29 Gagliardi Gallery 020 7352 3663 19 Long & Ryle 020 7834 1434 20 Bankside Gallery 020 7928 7521 29,32 La Galleria Pall Mall 020 7930 8069 32 Lots Road Auctions 020 7376 6800 19 Barbican Art Galleries 0845 120 7550 30 Gallery 8 020 7930 0375 26,32 Barry Keene Gallery 01491 577119 14 Gallery 54 020 7491 7322 24 Mall Galleries 020 7930 6844 27 Bath Contemporary 01225 461230 13 Gallery 9 01225 319197 13 Manya Igel 020 7229 1669 18 Beardsmore 020 7485 0923 21 Gallery 19 020 7937 7222 18 Marine House at Beer 01297 625257 11 Beaux Arts (Bath) 01225 464850 13 Gallery 286 020 7370 2239 19,32 Mark Gallery 020 7262 4906 23 Beaux Arts (London) 020 7437 5799 28 Gallery Different 020 7637 3775 22 The Marle Gallery 01297 639970 11 Beldam Gallery 01895 266074 14 Gallery JKL 07739 596826 p17 Martin Tinney Gallery 02920 641411 5 Belgravia Gallery 020 7495 1010 25 Gallery Elena Shchukina 020 7499 6019 24 Martyn Gregory 020 7839 3731 26 Ben Uri 020 7604 3991 21 Gallery Pangolin 01453 889765 6 The Marylebone Gallery 020 7935 0530 23 Bernard Jacobson 020 7734 3431 28 Gimpel Fils 020 7493 2488 24 Mayor Gallery 020 7734 3558 28 MP Birla Millennium AG 020 7381 3086 32 Globe Gallery 01932 848334 15 McAllister Thomas Fine Art 01483 860591 15 bo.lee gallery 07970 492858 30 Goldmark 01572 821424 16 Medici Gallery 020 7495 2565 28 Bohun Gallery 01491 576228 14 GX Gallery 020 7703 8396 17 Menier Gallery 020 7407 3222 29,32 Bonhams 020 7393 3900 2,4,11,13,24,31 Graham Hunter Gallery 020 7935 7794 23 Messum’s Fine Art 020 7437 5545 28 Bourlet Fine Art Frames Ltd 020 7724 4837 31 Green & Stone of Chelsea 020 7352 0837 31 Michael Hoppen 020 7352 3649 19 Browse & Darby 020 7734 7984 28 Greenwich Printmakers 020 8858 1569 17 Millennium 01736 793121 10 R E Bucheli Fine Art/Frames 0117 9297747 12 Grosvenor Gallery 020 7484 7979 26 Millinery Works 020 7359 2019 30 Guildford House Gallery 15 Millyard Gallery 01457 870410 4 Cadogan Contemporary 020 7581 5451 20 Guildhall Art Gallery 020 7332 3700 30 Minster Gallery 01962 877601 15 Calken Gallery 020 7998 6446 18 Modern Artists Gallery 01189 845893 14 Hamiltons Gallery 020 7499 9494 24 Cambridge Book & Print 01223 694264 16 MOMA Wales 01654 703355 5 Hanina Fine Arts 020 7243 8877 24 Campden Gallery 01386 841555 6 Moving Experience 020 7483 2501 31 Harbour Lights Gallery 01348 831549 5 Catto Gallery 020 7435 6660 21 Hastings Arts Forum 01424 201636 15 Celia Lendis 01608 650852 6 National Gallery 020 7747 2885 27 Hastings Museum & Art Gallery 15 Chelsea Framers Gallery 020 7351 6121 31 New Craftsman Gallery 01736 795652 10 Hay Hill Gallery 020 7486 6006 23 Christie’s 020 7839 9060 3,26,31 New Leaf Gallery 01600 714527 5 Hayward 0844 875 0073 29 CGP Gallery London 020 7237 1230 29 The New Gallery, Portscatho 01872 580445 8 Heatherley School of Fine Art 29 CGP London Dilston Grove 020 7237 1230 29 Nick Cudworth Gallery 01225 445221 13 Highgate Contemporary Art 020 8340 7564 21 Clerkenwell Fine Art 07811 368863 30 Highgate Gallery 020 8340 3343 21 North House Gallery 01206 392717 16 Clerkenwell Gallery 07974 976736 32 Hilton Fine Art 01225 311311 13 01481 265339 Coach-House Gallery 11 Hoxton Arches 020 3490 5696 32 October Gallery 020 7242 7367 22 Compass Gallery 0141 221 6370 2 Oil & Water Contemporary 020 8704 4327 17 Compton Verney 01926 645500 7 Illustration Art Gallery 020 8768 0022 p17 Open Eye Gallery 0131 557 1020 3 Coningsby Gallery 020 7636 7478 32 Illustrationcupboard 020 7976 1727 26 Opera Gallery London 020 7491 2999 24 Contemporary Applied Arts 020 7436 2344 29 Imago Art Gallery 020 7287 3599 28 Oriel Plas Glyn-Y-Weddw 01758 740763 5 JANUARY 2014 GALLERIES 55

Oriel y Parc 01437 720392 5 Serpentine Gallery 020 7402 6075 18 Osborne Samuel 020 7493 7939 24 Skylark Galleries 020 7401 9666 29 Osborne Studio 020 7235 9667 20 Sladers Yard 01308 459511 11 Sotheby’s 020 7293 5000 24,31 Southbank Printmakers 020 7928 8184 29 adstow Studio 01841 533777 8 P Stanley Spencer Gallery 01628 471885 14 Paisnel Gallery 020 7930 9293 26 Stern Pissarro Gallery 020 7629 6662 26 Pallant House 01243 774557 15 SUB Stour Gallery 01608 664411 6 Pangolin London 020 7520 1480 30 Store Street Gallery 020 7580 2118 22 Panter & Hall 020 7399 9999 27 Sutton Gallery 07854 972930 3 Pendragon Fine Art Frames 020 7729 0608 31 SW1 Gallery 020 7963 4024 32 Penwith Galleries 01736 795579 10 Sylvester Fine Art 020 7443 5990 21 Peter Hill Fine Art 01142 666805 4 Peter Hayes Ceramics 01225 466215 13 Phillippa Levy & Assocs 020 7790 1963 31 Tanya Baxter Contemporary 020 7351 1367 19

Picture Hanging Systems 0845 500 7035 31 Tate Britain 020 7887 8888 20 t Piers Feetham 020 7381 3031 19,32 Tate St Ives 01736 796226 10 SCR Portal Painters 07801 668237 18 Tate Modern 020 7887 8888 29 r Porthminster Gallery 01736 795888 10 Tegfryn Gallery 01248 715128 5 Posk Gallery 020 8741 1940 17 Tempus Gallery 020 7739 6380 30 a Pop Up Gallery p17 Thackeray 020 7937 5883 18 PrintsGB.com p17 Thelma Hulbert 01404 45006 11 Pyms Gallery 020 7629 2020 24 Thomas and Paul Gallery 020 7289 6200 21 o Thompson’s Gallery 020 7935 3595 23

Quercus Gallery 01225 428211 13 Thompson’s Contemporary 020 7731 8222 19 t Quest Gallery 01225 444142 13 3 Lanes Transport 07970 948324 31 IBE Tom Merrifield Gallery 020 7794 0343 21 Tremayne Applied Arts 01736 797779 10 GALLERIES Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery 020 7436 4899 22 12 Star Gallery 020 7973 1992 20 Redfern Gallery 020 7734 1732 28 Twenty Twenty 01952 727952 7 magazine Redwing Gallery 01736 711458 9 TZB Southbourne 01202 426967 11 Resipole Studios 1 for national Rhue Art 07720 768535 1 art shows Rhyl Library Gallery 01745 882523 5 Ucheldre Centre 01407 763361 5 Richard Green 020 7493 3939 24 & exhibitions Richard Nagy 020 7262 6400 25 Riverside Gallery 1 Victor Arwas Gallery 020 7499 2658 p17 Go to galleries.co.uk/subs Roger Billcliffe 0141 332 4027 2 Victoria & Albert Museum 020 7942 2000 20 The Ropewalk 4 Rostra 01225 448121/420495 13 Rowley Gallery 020 7727 6495 18 Waddington Custot 020 7851 2200 28 Royal Academy 020 7439 7438 28 Waterhouse & Dodd 020 7734 7800 25 Royal Albert Mus/Art Gallery 01392 265858 11 Water Street Gallery 01706 039714 4 Royal Brit Soc Sculptors 020 7373 8615 19 Wenlock Fine Art 01952 728232 7 Royal Cambrian Academy 01492 593413 5 White Cube 020 7930 5373 26,30 Russell Gallery 020 8780 5228 17 Whitfield Fine Art 020 7355 0040 24 Whitford Fine Art 020 7930 9332 26 or call Willer 020 7937 3518 18 S&D Gallery 020 7937 7020 18 William Benington Gallery 020 3659 5818 30 020 8237 1180 St Ives Society of Artists 01736 795582 10 Willow Art Gallery 01691 657575 7 I organise the delivery of Sarah Myerscough Fine Art 020 7495 0069 24 Wills Lane Gallery 01736 795723 10 GALLERIES to your door Sarah Wiseman Gallery 01865 515123 14 Woodbine Contemporary 01406 330693 16 I hundreds of listings The Scottish Gallery 0131 558 1200 3 Woolff Gallery 020 7631 0551 22 revised each month Scottish National Gallery 0131 556 8921 3 Works on Paper Fair 01798 861815 20 I wide ranging editorial Scot. Nat. Gal. Mod. Art 0131 624 6332 3 Scot. Nat. Portrait Gallery 0131 624 6200 3 and fullest information Shell House Gallery 01531 632557 6 Yew Tree Gallery 01736 786425 8 in the print edition I £28 for 12 issues UK Artist Trade / Friend £24 EC £32. USA £44. World £44

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