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60 NEW SHOWS and the ART GIFT Pictures Objets Books Frames DECEMBER 2016 S E I R E L 60 NEW SHOWS and L THE ART GIFT pictures objets books frames A materials previews news listings new shows maps galleries.co.uk G GALLERIES GALLERIESCONTENTSDECEMBER2016 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 4 Art Services to the trade & public section 31 Round up –3 shows 11 Books – ideas for christmas 17,20,22,26,30,36,38 Bankside & Southwark – Waterloo, Tower Bridge 29 Twitter – the top tweet 21 Bath – City Centre 12 Coda – the final word 45 Bloomsbury/Fitzrovia – Charlotte St, Windmill St 22 Artist Websites – online art 50 Bristol – City Centre 11 Artlinkedin – Laurence Broderick 50 Artist Index –artists listed by gallery 51 Cardiff – City Centre 4 Gallery Specialisations – general stock index 52 Chelsea & Fulham – King’s Rd, Fulham Rd, Battersea 20 Gallery Index –dealers & services 54 City, Islington & East End – Upper St, Bethnal Grn 30 Cork St – Clifford St, Regent St 25 CHRISTMAS Cornwall – Land’s End to St Austell, Penzance Centre 7 shopping the art 5 Cotswolds –Gloucestershire to Oxfordshire 13 East Anglia – Essex to Lincolnshire 15 Edinburgh – City Centre 3 Galleries for Hire & Sale around the UK 32 Glasgow – City Centre 2 Hampstead, St John’s Wood, Camden – Highgate 18 Kensington & Notting Hill – High St, Westbourne Grove 19 Knightsbridge & Belgravia – Old Brompton Rd, Victoria St 21 on the COVER Zeng Chuanxing Marylebone – Baker St, Marylebone High St 23 Paper Bride in Waiting oil on canvas, 140 x 110cm Midlands – Shropshire to Birmingham 6 Tanya Baxter Contemporary map 20 New Bond St – Bruton St, Davies St 24 North England – Cumbria to Derbyshire 5 Old Bond St – Albemarle St, Dover St 26 Online Galleries – operating on the internet page 43 LISTINGS KEY Penzance – Town Centre 8 *ad see display *pr press release on galleries.co.uk/pr *own art Arts Council interest free credit scheme member St Ives – Town Centre 9 Internet addresses in bold are linked via www.galleries.co.uk St James’s – Duke St, Bury St 27 for art updates follow galleries magazine on @art_mag or Scotland – Borders to Highlands 1 facebook.com/galleriesartlist South East England – Dorset to Kent 14 South & West London – Richmond to Dulwich 17 CONTACT US AT advertising [email protected] Thames Valley, Bucks & Herts – London area to Oxon 16 listings [email protected] Trafalgar Sq, Soho, Covent Gdn –The Mall 2 8 editorial [email protected] production [email protected] Wales – Anglesey to Newport 4 distribution [email protected] W. Country & Channel Islands – Devon, Somerset, Dorset 10 accounts & subscriptions [email protected] Managing Editor & Publisher Paul Hooper Features Editor Nicholas Usherwood Barrington Publications Scottish Features Bill Hare Sale Rooms William Jackson Riverside Studios, 65 Aspenlea Road, London W6 8LH Listings Maggi Taylor Production Editor Hilary George Tel: 020 8237 1180 www.galleries.co.uk Distribution Jonathan Hooper Accounts & Subscriptions Agnieszka Federowska Volume XXXIV No 7 December 2016 Issue 403 ISSN 0265-7511 Social Media at dot-relations.co.uk ceramics by great potters at goldmarkart.com 4 GALLERIES DECEMBER 2016 NEW SHOWS DIARY December Number refers to map, unless otherwise indicated Monthly List - Abbott & Holder -22 Noël Noël - Highgate -18 THURSDAY 1 Paper - Gallery Different -22 Paul Ryan - 12 Star -21 Alasdair Wallace - Rebecca Hossack -22 Small is Beautiful - Flowers (Cork Street) -25 Christmas Exhibition - Curwen -22 Christmas Exhibition - Lime Tree Bristol -11 Christmas on Charlotte Street - Rebecca Hossack -22 THURSDAY 8 Dennis Paul Williams - Zari -22 2nd Thursday - London Sketch Club -20 Fred Schley - John Davies -13 Jacob Buckland - Kooywood -4 Gerald Mynott - Curwen -22 Small Paintings Group - Piers Feetham -20 Gifted 2016 - Contemporary Ceramics Centre -22 The Gallery 286 Christmas Show - Gallery 286 -20 Peter Wileman - Thompson’s London -23 Sylvie Franquet - October -22 FRIDAY 9 Ten out ofTen - Lime Tree Long Melford -15 Mererid Hopwood Poetry Response - King Street -4 Winter Show - Albemarle -26 Youth - Cadiz -30 FRIDAY 2 SATURDAY 10 Anna Ravliuc - Zari -22 Christmas Exhibition - Fidra -1 Bruce McLean - Bernard Jacobson -27 Migrant’s Dream - Posk -17 Matt Magee - Eagle Emh Arts -30 Sutton Taylor - Lemon Street -7 Mixed Winter Exhibition - David Simon Contemporary -12 The Sunday Times Watercolour Competition Exhibition Winter Show 2016 - Bath Contemporary -12 2016 - Guildford House -14 Winter Exhibition - Campden -13 SATURDAY 3 Winter Exhibition - Lemon Street -7 Paper Arabesque - Bohun -16 Peter Thuring - Petworth House & Park -14 MONDAY 12 Prints and Drawings 2016 - Belgrave St Ives -9 Mixed Exhibition - Sylvester -18 The Woodbine Winter Show - Woodbine -15 Stewart Lees - Dundas Street -3 Winter Curiosities 2016 - Twenty Twenty -6 Winter Group Show - Linden Hall Studio -14 TUESDAY 13 Fountain Gallery Annual Christmas Show - Fountain -17 SUNDAY 4 Group Exhibition - Flowers (Kingsland Road) -30 Chloe Holt - Ffin Y Parc -4 Christmas Mixed Exhibition - Ffin Y Parc -4 THURSDAY 15 John Duffin - Catto -18 MA Sound Arts Final Exhibition LCC - C G P London -29 Winter Salon - Cynthia Corbett -17 TUESDAY 6 SATURDAY 17 Arnold van Praag - Redfern -25 Queen Victoria in Paris - Royal Albert Memorial Museum Judy Buxton - Thackeray -19 & Gallery -10 NOA16 - Pallant House -14 Sumiko Okubo - Riverside -17 Personal Relations - Cello Factory -29 Robin Holtom, Martin Fidler - 54 The Gallery -24 MONDAY 19 Kurt Jackson - Jackson Foundation -7 WEDNESDAY 7 Australia’s Impressionists - National -29 WEDNESDAY 21 Christmas Exhibition - Browse & Darby -25 Modern British Classics - Beaux Arts London -24 from left Stewart Lees ‘Winter Beach Huts Bleriot Plage’ Dundas Street Gallery (see listing on map 3) Judy Buxton ‘Caervallack, Late Summer Roses’ Thackeray Gallery (see listing on map 19) DECEMBER 2016 artGALLERIESChristmas Shopping THE ART christmas 2016 ONLINE where the galleries are www.galleries.co.uk 6 GALLERIES CHRISTMAS 2016 The Art Gift So what do you want for Paintings imbued with life can lift ‘All those Christmas? The perennial spirits and confinement, locale lament of those bereft of will give galleries a knowledge featured here guidance from a creative of local artists’ work (living or thought is answered here; a dead) making them, the gallery, have honed menu of possibilities which have anally inthe search for a work hash tags of unique, made by that will provide a different their stock, hand, bespoke, individual and window on holidays highly desireable. remembered or lifetime’s view presenting All those featured have honed from a former home. Everyone their stock, presenting artefacts here has websites listed and will work that that should solve a wide array of arrange carriage of pictures – Christmas dilemmas, with works email and the telephone could should solve a that would fit ina nursery, a liberate a gift from one part of teenage bedroom, a new house, the country and help it land in wide array anold house, or be for the another. singular, or coupled, quite And don’t forget the third of Christmas young or gently aged. dimension – the unique pot, the Starting at age zero, a gift of original sculpture, the book, the dilemmas’ anartist-signedlimited edition hand made applied art objects, original print can fall into a portable and versatile in broad affordable price range. presence. The gallery You can find well known names, experience is invariably styled working on wood block or lino, with the inclusion of these giving bold, graphic iconic smaller works inthe round,sited imagery, striking on the eye for a on furniture and shelves. If not a child and which is likely to be speciality of the gallerist, when kept beyond a generation. (Note they will otherwise be stocked that some galleries will ask specifically with more thanone artists to personally inscribe example of anartist’s work to messages and attributions on enjoy, do look at and buy. prints if appropriate). Similarly there are galleries Images for individuals are that become more like emporia constant reminders of the giver at Christmas and emporia that and the sentiment, here the become more like galleries – choice is entirely personal too; here included are framers and from gender specific to abstract art material suppliers, the latter or figurative (most galleries will present themselves as do anafter seasonswap or like wonderful places to indulge in for like if you are uncertain). colour and paper fantasies for New houses are ripe for the your artist friends and perhaps decorative impact of a signature introduce or rekindle a talent in painting which again gives great the very young or the very old scope for the reinforcement of and not forgetting ‘Mr In known peccadillos of the style Between’. and outlook of the intended So you have it, the picture or recipients; while larger works the object – don’t forget the canstretch a budget, that frame or the plinth, commission budget canbe stretched further it yourself or arrange a line of by credit. Many galleries are part credit with a framer (a voucher) of the art money service Own and give it as or with the gift. on the COVER Art, which enables a significant The grand finale for us all is Jim Malone purchase to be afforded. If not the wrap; chaps, a picture or an Footed Bottle ondisplay ask if there are object ina box or voucher inan squared, brushed slip with iron ‘terms’ available, that is if you envelope is a doddle. Ladies painting, £825. Goldmark Gallery want to be carried away with canadd the ribbon. www.goldmarkart.com largesse. Paul Hooper CHRISTMAS 2016 GALLERIES 7 Thompson’s Gallery Abbott and Holder Highgate Contemporary www.thompsonsgallery.co.uk www.abbottandholder.co.uk www.highgateart.com Peter Wileman. On Reflection. Dec 1-22. A stunning Our monthly List for December introduces 200 oil Find us in the heart of the charming and festive collection of new work from Peter Wileman, FROI paintings, watercolours, drawings and prints to Highgate Village.
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