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Above: plaster for Reclining Nude (ht 33 cms) circa 1926, now available for the first time in a bronze edition of 12. Exhibition of sculpture and drawings from 25th June. A fully illustrated catalogue is available with essay by Andrew Lambirth (£10 plus p&p.) The exhibition may be viewed and purchases made online at goldmarkart.com, 14 Orange Street, Uppingham, Rutland, LE15 9SQ 01572 821424 goldmark GALLERIES GALLERIESCONTENTSJULY2016 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 8 Art Services to the trade & public section 30 Round Up –shows 10-12 Thumbnails – short reviews 17,33,44 Bankside & Southwark – Waterloo, Tower Bridge 28 National Galleries – show listings 18 B ath – City Centre 11 Twitter – top tweets 37 Bloomsbury/Fitzrovia – Charlotte St, Windmill St 21 Coda – the final word 53 Bristol – City Centre 10 Artist Websites – online art 58 Artist Index –artists listed by gallery 59 – City Centre 5 Gallery Specialisations – general stock index 60 Chelsea & Fulham – King’s Rd, Fulham Rd, Battersea 19 Gallery Index –dealers & services 62 City, Islington & East End – Upper St, Bethnal Grn 29 Cork St – Clifford St, Regent St 24 CORNWALL & THE WEST COUNTRY Cornwall – Land’s End to St Austell, Penzance Centre 7 focus Cotswolds –Gloucestershire to Oxfordshire 12

East Anglia – Essex to Lincolnshire 14 Edinburgh – City Centre 3

Galleries for Hire & Sale around the UK 31 Glasgow – City Centre 2

Hampstead, St John’s Wood, Camden – Highgate 17

Kensington & Notting Hill – High St, Westbourne Grove 18 Knightsbridge & Belgravia – Old Brompton Rd, Victoria St 20 on the COVER Frank Dobson Marylebone – Baker St, Marylebone High St 22 Woman with Bowl chalk, estate stamp verso, 38 x 28cm Midlands – Shropshire to Birmingham 6 Goldmark Gallery, map 14 editorial feature page 10 New Bond St – Bruton St, Davies St 23 North – Cumbria to Derbyshire 4

Old Bond St – Albemarle St, Dover St 25 Online Galleries – operating on the internet page 55 LISTINGS KEY *ad see display *pr press release on galleries.co.uk/pr Penzance – Town Centre 7 *own art Arts Council interest free credit scheme member Internet addresses in bold are linked via www.galleries.co.uk St Ives – Town Centre 8 for art updates follow galleries magazine on @art_mag or St James’s – Duke St, Bury St 26 facebook.com/galleriesartlist Scotland – Borders to Highlands 1 South East England – Dorset to Kent 13 South & West London – Richmond to Dulwich 16 CONTACT US AT advertising [email protected] Thames Valley, Bucks & Herts – London area to Oxon 15 listings [email protected] Trafalgar Sq, Soho, Covent Gdn –The Mall 2 7 editorial [email protected] production [email protected] – Anglesey to Newport 5 distribution [email protected] W. Country & Channel Islands – Devon, Somerset, Dorset 9 accounts & subscriptions [email protected]

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See listing 8 GALLERIES JULY 2016 NEW SHOWS DIARY -XELOHH Number refers to map, unless otherwise indicated FRIDAY 1 WK $QQLYHUVDU\ ([KLELWLRQ Imran Qureshi - Exchange -7 Imran Qureshi - Newlyn -7 8QWLO QG -XO\ Inter-War Paris - Aktis -26 JoiedeVivre- Yew Tree -7 Karen Sherwood - Cupola -4 Keymi - Urbane -3 Kovi Konowiecki - Thompson’s London -22 Mayfair Art Tour - Brown’s Art Tours -25 Rosemary Clunie - Big Sky -5

SATURDAY 2 Coast - Twenty Twenty -6 Norman Gilbert - Sutton -3 Out of Obscurity / Murmur - Flowers (Kingsland Road) -29 St Ives Summer Show - Porthminster -8 Summer Exhibition - Gallery At 41 -9 Summer Fruits - Artichoke -13

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WEDNESDAY 6 Georgia O’Keeffe - Tate Modern -28 Malcolm Teasdale - Panter & Hall -27 Peter Howson - Flowers (Cork Street) -24 Art & Music Festival Summer Exhibition - Highgate -17 9th & 10th July 2016 THURSDAY 7 Art Market Hamptons - Rebecca Hossack -21 Park Art - Cynthia Corbett -16 Form, Tone, Texture - Contemporary Ceramics Centre -21 Hillsfest.org Najmi Sura - Albemarle -25 TheSeaTheSea- Candida Stevens -13

FRIDAY 8 Alicia Savage- Arusha -3 Laco Struhár - 12 Star -20 MaggieJennings- Highgate -17 Sue Calder, John Calder, Pete Hackett, Hilary Buckley - Town Mill -9 Zee Jones, Pam Allsop - Town Mill -9

SATURDAY 9 Bohema - Posk -16 Damián Ortega. - Fruitmarket -3 Enaid Cymru / TheSoul of Wales- MoMA Machynlleth -5 HillsFest 2016 - Hillsfest -4 Lillian Delevoryas - Walton & Bovill -14 Nicola Bealing - Kestle Barton -7 Steve Russell - Campden -12 The32nd Annual OpenExhibition - CGP London -28 Vrinda Read - North House -14 JULY 2016 GALLERIES 9 July 16

MONDAY 11 WEDNESDAY 20 Reproduction - Uganda House -27 Kathy Prendergast - 12 Star -20 Rigby Graham - Sylvester -17 Sophie Michael - Tate Britain -20 THURSDAY 21 Southampton Solent University - Début Art & The Coningsby -21 Ellie Davies - Crane Kalman -20 Summer Show 2016 - Atkinson -9 Kelvin Okafor - Albemarle -25

TUESDAY 12 FRIDAY 22 Eliza Johns - Gallery At Hastings Arts Forum -13 Art for All/Arlunio i Bawb - Ucheldre Centre -5 End ofYear Show - Heatherley School of Art -19 JosefHerman - King Street -5 Maureen Farr, Celia Lewis - Fountain -16 Oliver Gaiger - Lemon Street -7 Melissa Kime - Gallery 286 -19 Summer Exhibition - Lemon Street -7 Selected Artists - Modern Artists -15 Sue Whitmore - Greenwich Printmakers -16 SATURDAY 23 Summer Show - Millinery Works -29 Wendy Smith - Gallery At Hastings Arts Forum -13 134th Annual Summer Exhibition - Royal Cambrian West Cornwall Perspectives - A&D Gallery -22 Academy/Academi Frenhinol Cymreig -5 Five Glass Artists. - Town Mill -9 Ten Summers in the Country - Hybrid -9 WEDNESDAY 13 The Ten ofArts - Posk -16 Drawn to the Line - Piers Feetham -19 Sally McLaren - Bankside -28 SUNDAY 24 Moya Davern, Summer Mixed Exhibition - Ffin Y Parc -5 THURSDAY 14 Andrew Lansley - Trinity House Paintings -23 The British Landscape - Catto -17 MONDAY 25 Hesketh Hubbard Art Society - Mall -27 FRIDAY 15 Jill Cope - Late November -5 TUESDAY 26 John Whiting - 35North Contemporary -13 1066 Mono Photographic Group - Gallery At Hastings Summer Open House & Launch - London Glassblowing Arts Forum -13 Studio & Gallery -28 Elaine Coles, Carol Grant - Fountain -16 Mark Glassman - Gallery At Hastings Arts Forum -13 SATURDAY 16 Ana Maria Pacheco - -13 WEDNESDAY 27 Glyn Morgan - Chappel -14 Drawn to the Valley - Tavistock Town Hall -9 Neil Davies - New Craftsman St Ives -8

SUNDAY 17 THURSDAY 28 Summer Exhibition - Oriel Plas Glyn-Y-Weddw -5 The Society ofWomen Artists - Mall -27

MONDAY 18 FRIDAY 29 Derek Balmer - Bath Contemporary -11 Baldwin & Guggisberg - Gallery Ten -3 Juno Calypso, Carolina Mizrahi - Arusha -3 TUESDAY 19 BBC Faces ofComedy - Compton Verney -6 SATURDAY 30 Britain in the Fifties - Compton Verney -6 John Hubbard, Chris Prindl, Patrick Jones - Town Mill -9

JILL COPE This artist is amazing, with emotive drawings, powerful monoprints and oil paintings which capture the response that triggers desire 15th July to 31st August PV Friday 15th July at 6pm

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Take to the hills and games, music and general understandings of Cubist and jollity – what a gas, as they say, Vorticist ideas, not to mention and all stemming from huge Gauguin and Cezanne’s paintings Here’s one of the nicest artistic creative energy and good will with and drawings as applied to the stories of the year so far; the artists and everyone involved human figure; they are acute and innovative and lively Cupola contributing time and energy. powerful and genuinely original Contemporary Art in , too. wanting to celebrate 25years Future perfect trading on the Middlewood Road Spirit moving in the Hillsborough district and, at the same time, give something Artistic reputation, like any other, back to the community that had is always a matter of timing and I first encountered Ana Maria supported it over that time, the modernist sculptor Frank Pacheco’s extraordinary and decided to hold an arts festival. Dobson’s was, as it turned out, monumental 2008 installation However, after several public just a little awry. Born in 1886, just sculpture ‘Shadows of the community consultation meetings 12 years before Henry Moore, Wanderer’ in 2010 in St John’s and events, it quickly became Dobson, along with Epstein and Church, Waterloo where, placed clear that the people of Gaudier-Brzeska, he was seen in in the aisle of this busy working Hillsborough – both the residents the 1920s and 30s as among the church on the edge of a and business community – most important figures in British roundabout of heaving traffic, it wanted something altogether avant-garde sculpture. provoked the most profound more ambitious to put the place However post-war, the rise and sensations of terror and pity, its back on the map. And, given the rise of the younger generation of calm but scarifying evocation of a still powerful memories of the Moore, Hepworth et al, made him nameless human dread of exile football stadium disaster there in into one of the strangely forgotten and eviction like nothing else in 1989, ‘for all the right reasons’ figures of British 20th century art, contemporary British art. too. From there the idea has just something that not even a major I was one of hundreds who, grown and grown, and with good Arts Council show in 1966 was similarly moved, attended the support from the city council, Arts able to turn around. The next big talks and discussions that were Council and many other such show in 1994, ironically enough, organised around it – with the bodies public and private. at the Henry Moore Foundation Brazilian-born artist at the event Thus, on 9 and 10 July, itself, got the scholars interested herself, and Neil MacGregor, then Hillsborough Park becomes home but still not a wider public. of the among the to HillsFest, a two day arts and Now the ever enterprising speakers. Its journey of public music festival, the whole venue Goldmark Gallery is taking up showings – organised by Susan being transformed by several very the challenge, harnessing the Pratt of Pratt Contemporary then glamorous looking inflatable scholarly reassessments that and since – started in Aldeburgh, domes capable of holding 800 have been growing steadily in the followed by London Waterloo, people standing, and with themed interval with a major show of his Canterbury and Kiev – grander zones to include a creative sculptures and drawings. Their and grander venues, culminating showcase, makers’ activities, timing, as ever, seems in last year sound and movement, spoken immaculate and one senses that and now, in July 2016, word, film and taste. this time it may finally happen Chichester Cathedral. There’ll be loads of other fun The work is just too good, its Far from being overwhelmed by JULY 2016 GALLERIES 11

the surroundings’ antiquity and Clear picture Equally accomplished as both a magnificence, the work seems painter and a printmaker –she rather to focus the spiritual was a founder member of the relevance, the ever-approaching Founded nearly 160 years ago as Printmakers’ Council back in terrors of the refugee crisis in the Society of Female Artists, 1961 –McLaren’s artistic Syria and the Middle East today’s Society of Women Artists language has always been underlying ever more remains, for all the apparent huge profoundly shaped by the emphatically its simple and shifts in attitude towards the idea landscape in which she has been magnificent story, one seemingly of women artists that has living, in particular that of East deriving from the opening of occurred over the last four Dorset, her home since the late Virgil’s Aeneid, as Aeneas carries decades or so, a hugely thriving – 70s. As anyone who knows it in his crippled father Anchises out of currently 140 members – and the slightest, it is a landscape the burning ruins of Troy. much needed organisation, as particularly resonant with human It is one of the key sculptures of their latest, extremely punchy history and though McLaren’s art our generation; if you have yet to 155th Annual Open Exhibition at is never directly concerned with see it, go now. the Mall Galleries makes more this particular aspect of its than clear. appearance, her deep sensitivity Cornish catch For although many of the to its inherent truth informs these members of the Society are now lyrical, sensitive evocations of the also members of other major place –its winds, clouds and Cornwall comes to London this exhibiting bodies, a clearly female changing light –arriving at a month with a group of renowned voice about what they would like vision of subtle truths. contemporary artists at the A & D their art to convey can often Gallery showing ‘West Cornwall remain surprisingly muffled – Perspectives’. Organised by similarly with the lively ‘open’ Amends dealers Eleven and a Half, it aspect. I am a big fan of this show includes names like Terry and can highly recommend it. Last month’s piece about Cynthia Whybrow, Ben Catt, Michael Corbett’s Young Masters project Praed and John Piper (not that Think landscape may have given the impression one!), and with work ranging that Deborah Azzapardi is one of across painting, sculpture and the Young Masters in question. ceramics, this looks well worth “Whoever told people that ‘mind’ She is, of course, a Pop artist of catching. means thoughts, opinions, ideas some 30 years standing, her Also worth noting in this and concepts” the great Zen participation here being in her context is Cricket Fine Art who master Dogen once observed. own right. are mounting a Cornish themed “Mind means trees, fence posts, Nicholas Usherwood show ‘Out of Cornwall Past and tiles and grasses”, an under- Present’. Some good names here standing of the phenomenological from left too: Fred Yates, Terry Frost, nature of seen experience that the Terry Whybrow ‘Painting 133’ A & D Gallery Nicola Hicks, Mary Stork and writer Mel Gooding uses to quiet Sally McLaren ‘Before Dusk’ Bankside Gallery Ana Maria Pacheco ‘Shadows of the Wanderer’ David Pearce among them. effect in his catalogue essay (detail) Chichester Cathedral See this month’s Cornwall and accompanying Sally McLaren’s Kate Sully ‘Rejuvenate’ HillsFest Penelope Lee ‘English Countryside’ Mall Galleries West Country focus starting on 80th birthday retrospective Frank Dobson ‘Study for Sculpture – Two Figures’ page 19. exhibition at Bankside Gallery. Goldmark Gallery 12 GALLERIES JULY 2016 P P U U - - D D N N U U O O R R Coming home Different paths Lining up

Sometimes an artistic style can Austin/Desmond Fine Art have There can’t be many works of art, get just too far ahead of the always had a keen eye for the from an installation to prevailing aesthetic of its time and less well trodden aspects of 20th Michelangelo’s St Peter’s, that place. So it was with Peter Lowe century British Art and Design, haven’t started with a pencil and the Systems Group that and their current summer survey stroke on a piece of paper. The emerged in the late 60s who, show is no exception, ranging as medium of a drawn line is also despite a reasonable degree of it does from Michael Cardew broad and varied, from a silver support from ‘official’ art channels ceramics to Karl Weschke point to a piece of coarse for a period in the early 70s, never landscapes. There are, of course, charcoal, and all affected by the really clicked with British dealers many expected names here as structure of the paper it is made or collectors, their austere degree well – Ben Nicholson, Ivon on. A ‘finished drawing’ is as of mathematical-seeming Hitchens, William Scott, Patrick much a work of art as a painting abstraction just too much for an Heron, Roger Hilton and Tracey or any other construction and it audience never entirely Emin among them – but when the shouldn’t be scorned for being on comfortable with abstract art of eye is as keen as theirs usually is, paper. Such artworks are an any kind in the first place. it’s always a really good example. affordable way to start a Not so in Europe, fortunately for My eye meanwhile has a collection by often highly sought Lowe or the Group, whose work tendency to veer from the after artists. has been widely revered there, mainstream towards eccentrics Piers Feetham aims “to shown, collected and understood, and members of the ‘awkward support drawing” with regular very much as part of the ongoing squad’ and there is plenty of that summer shows under the title Constructionist aesthetic that here as well. For example, a ‘Drawn to the Line’, giving artists emerged out of Bauhaus superb group of Prunella Clough the opportunity to show drawings principles in the post-war period, paintings and prints including one which are finished works rather Max Bill et al. of the toughest and most than sketches or preparatory. Now it would seem, this mysterious examples of her July’s show is no exception – neglected avant garde is coming immediate post-war paintings from Victoria Achache to Laetitia home at last, with a show of (‘Untitled’ c.1946) with its Yhap, Elisabeth Vellacott to Paul Lowe’s work over the last half uncomfortable figure buried in a Rumsey and more. century (his first in 11 years) at seemingly underground chamber It’s also apposite that the Royal Waterhouse & Dodd,anda beneath a sombre landscape. Drawing School starts its planned spotlight exhibition of Or, by way of contrast, the still summer programme from July 4 – Systems art at Tate Britain. undervalued Richard Eurich, with an opportunity for anyone with a Looking at Lowe’s work now it one of his late, pearly, known or unknown skill to benefit is really hard to see just what the luminescent Solent seascapes, from tuition by specialists and problem could ever have been, apparently casual yet filled with discover, improve, master or the sheer purity and richness of the phenomenological mysteries review techniques. Paul Hooper invention in both the reliefs, 2D of the thing ‘seen’ (‘Wind Surfer from left and 3D pieces, such that there is Seascape’ 1984). Or even the William Scott ‘Cornish Harbour’ 1951 lithograph really not a single piece here that wonderfully eccentric, surrealist Austin/Desmond Fine Art won’t cause the greatest visual inspired composition by Peter Lowe ‘Construction based on seven’ 1969 perspex Waterhouse & Dodd pleasure and intellectual Humphrey Spender ‘Arterial Man’ Caroline McAdam Clark ‘Consigning her to the satisfaction. Nicholas Usherwood (1940). Enough already! NU Sea’ charcoals Piers Feetham Gallery JULY 2016 GALLERIES 13 MAP 1 UK SCOTLAND MAP 2 SCOTLAND GLASGOW

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UR E A LA S www.nationalgalleries.org O L R T E Y R SCOTTISH NATIONAL GALLERY ARUSHA GALLERY THE FRUITMARKET GALLERY a d 45 Market Street, Edinburgh j OF MODERN ART 13A Dundas Street, Edinburgh 75/73 Belford Road, Edinburgh EH3 6QG EH1 1DF Damián Ortega. Jul 9–Oct 23. EH4 3DR Alicia Savage: Destinations. Paintings 1964–2015. Jul 8–22. Ortega has made new sculptures Bridget Riley: focusing on how theforcesof nature– Until Apr 17. Boston based fine art photographer’s t 0131 624 6200 first UK solo show of her Destinations wind, water, earth and fire – act on series. PV Jul 7, 6–8. the earth both independently of and www.nationalgalleries.org Juno Calypso and Carolina Mizrahi: in relationship to humankind. Second Self. Jul 29–Aug 14. Mon–Sat 11–6, Sun 11–5 SCOTTISH NATIONAL Rising star Juno Calypso’s work t 0131 225 2383 k PORTRAIT GALLERY form her award winning collection [email protected] 1 Queen Street, Edinburgh EH2 1JD Joyce as well as recent graduate t @fruitmarket Taylor Wessing Photographic Carolina Mizrahi’s Avatar series. f fruitmarketgallery Portrait Prize 2015. Until Oct 2. PV Jul 28 6–8. www.fruitmarket.co.uk t 0131 624 6200 Mon–Sat 10–5, Sun 1–5 free admn t 0131 557 1412 GALLERY TEN www.nationalgalleries.org m 07814 189018 e 10 Stafford Street, Edinburgh [email protected] EH3 7AU THE SUTTON GALLERY www.arushagallery.com Simon Ward: Ceramic panels, birds l 18a Dundas Street, Edinburgh and vases. Until Jul 16. EH3 6HZ CHRISTIE’S Baldwin & Guggisberg: The Norman Gilbert. Jul 2–23. b 5 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh Cathedral Collection. Jul 29–Sep 19. Renowned Scottish artist EH3 6DH Sculptural installations in glass at Norman Gilbert returns to Edinburgh Fine Art Auctioneers. St Mary’s Cathedral, Edinburgh. with a celebratory solo exhibition Mon–Fri 9–5 [email protected] of bold colours and meticulous t 0131 225 4756 www.galleryten.co.uk details. DOVECOT GALLERY Tue–Sat 11–5 c 10 Infirmary Street, Edinburgh THE LAUREL GALLERY t 0131 557 4810 EH1 1LT f 58 St Stephen Street, Edinburgh [email protected] Tuft Loving: Recent rug making EH3 5AL www.thesuttongallery.com projects. Until Dec 23. Independent gallery based in Rug projects in collaboration Stockbridge, Edinburgh, specialising URBANE ART GALLERY with artists including Linder, in Original Contemporary Art and m 25–27 Jeffrey Street, Edinburgh Adrian Wiszniewski and Crafts. EH1 1DH Garry Fabian Miller. Workshops running regularly. Keymi: Connexion Française. Thu/Fri 12–3, Sat 10.30–5.30 Tue–Sat 11–5 Jul 1–30. free admn t 0131 226 5022 Thefirst UK solo show of French The Scottish Endarkenment: [email protected] graffiti artist Keymi. The unfinished Art and Unreason | 1945 to the www.laurelgallery.co.uk jigsaw puzzles reflect a social present. Until Aug 29. psychological point of view with Endarkenment presents a OPEN EYE GALLERY each piece representing the comprehensive approach to the g 34 Abercromby Place, Edinburgh essential elements of good mental challenging concerns which have EH3 6QE health. obsessed many of the most Chris Bushe RSW: Wild Shores. Tue–Sat 11–5, Sun 12–4 important and innovativeScottish Until Jul 25. t 0131 556 8379 artists sincetheendof WW2. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–4 m 079 8466 3094 Mon–Sat 10.30–5.30 free admn t 0131 557 1020 [email protected] t 0131 550 3660 [email protected] t @UrbaneArt [email protected] t @openeyegallery f UrbaneArtEdinburgh www.dovecotstudios.com www.openeyegallery.co.uk www.urbaneart.co.uk JULY 2016 GALLERIES 15 MAP 4 ENGLAND NORTH

A66 KESWICK MIDDLESBROUGH SHEFFIELD BARNARD CASTLE STAITHES CUPOLA CONTEMPORARY ART AMBLESIDE STOKESLEY BOWNESS-ON-WINDERMERE DARLINGTON DANBY h 174–178a Middlewood Road, b KENDAL WHITBY Sheffield, S Yorks S6 1TD

9 SEDBERGH 1 a A Karen Sherwood: From M SCARBOROUGH Northumberland. Jul 1–30. 6 170 A BRIDLINGTON Karen’s first solo show at Cupola for SETTLE THIRSK many years, inspired by the LANCASTER RIPON Northumberland coastline. Abstract HARROGATE d YORK and more figurative works in oil and e 64 mixed media by the founder and TODMORDEN c A BEVERLEY HULL director of Cupola Gallery. 5 LEEDS PRESTON M6 HALIFAX M62 Mon–Sat 10–6 BLACKBURN HUDDERSFIELD BARTON UPON HUMBER t 0114 285 2665 CHORLEY 62 f M WAKEFIELD GRIMSBY [email protected] LIVERPOOL BOLTON OLDHAM DONCASTER t @cupolagallery SADDLEWORTH BIRKENHEAD g cupolacontemporaryart MANCHESTER SHEFFIELD GAINSBOROUGH f M h www.cupolagallery.com 53 MACCLESFIELD 31 M 6 CHESTER A i 1 M LINCOLN 6 BUXTON CALVER HILLSFEST WREXHAM 6 STOKE-ON-TRENT 4 h A Hillsborough Park, Sheffield LLANGOLLEN NOTTINGHAM S Yorks S6 4 DERBY SHEWSBURY LEICESTER NEWARK- HillsFest 2016. Jul 9–10. TELFORD ON-TRENT Debutant free arts festival which aims to capture the history, industry, CUMBRIA LANCASHIRE heritage and community of ABBOT HALL ART GALLERY WATER STREET GALLERY Hillsborough and Sheffield. Quality a Kendal, Cumbria LA9 5AL e 25 Water Street, Todmorden arts showcased and for sale t 01539 722464 Lancs OL14 5AB including painting, sculpture, [email protected] Contemporary Fine Art by leading ceramics, glass, furniture, textiles www.abbothall.org.uk and emerging artists and makers. and jewellery. Organised by Cupola Landmarks: open exhibition 2016. Contemporary Arts. Land and urban scapes –represent- Sat/Sun 12–9 PETER HILL FINE ART - ational, abstract and imaginative. t 0114 285 2665 b KENTMERE GALLERY - Exhibition of multi-media works. t @hillsfest2016 LAKE DISTRICT Makers and Crafts –ceramics, f hillsfest2016 Lake Road, Ambleside, Cumbria glass, jewellery, fibre art, cards, gifts www.hillsfest.org LA22 0AD and more. See Sheffield gallery for details. Wed–Sun 9.30–5.30 or by appt [email protected] PETER HILL FINE ART t 01706 839714 h GALLERY & STUDIO - [email protected] SHEFFIELD LEEDS www.waterstreetgallery.co.uk 742 Road, Sheffield, S Yorks BONHAMS S11 8TB c 30 Park Square, Leeds, Yorks NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE Contemporary artist Peter Hill’s LS1 2PK THE ROPEWALK work continues the long tradition of Auctioneers. Enqs: Simon Mitchell. f Maltkiln Road, Barton upon artists in their creative ambition to t 0113 244 8011 Humber, N Lincs DN18 5JT capture nature’s dramatic forms, www.the-ropewalk.co.uk gentle reflections and quixotic light. Original paintings, bespoke NORTH YORKSHIRE commissions and home design NUMBER 1 HARROGATE OLDHAM –SADDLEWORTH assessments. d 1 Cambridge Terrace, Harrogate MILLYARD GALLERY t 01142 666805 m 07534 175504 Yorks HG1 1PN g 97 The Square, Uppermill [email protected] The Joy of Landscape – Saddleworth, Oldham OL3 6BD www.peterhillfineart.co.uk Anthony Bamber. Summer Exhibition 2016. Featuring The translucent qualities of established and emerging watercolour and the artist’s evident contemporary artists including lino DERBYSHIRE enjoyment of the Yorkshire Dales prints by Pauline Meade, PETER HILL FINE ART - might account for the great sense of watercolours by Paul Talbot-Greaves i CALVER MILL GALLERY - freedom and joie de vivre in these and oils by Garcia. *own art PEAK DISTRICT works. Tue–Sat 10–5, Sun 12–4 Bridge Cottage, Calver Bridge, Calver by appt t 01457 870410 Derbys S32 3XA t 07932 621261 [email protected] See Sheffield gallery for details. www.rachelgrimmerpaintings.com www.millyard-gallery.co.uk [email protected]

Jock MacInnes RGI 25 June to 31 July FIDRA FINE ART 45 Dirleton Avenue, North Berwick, East Lothian, EH39 4BL / 01620 895057 / 07981 982464 Open weekends12-5pm / midweek apptsor drop-insvery welcome / [email protected] / 16 GALLERIES JULY 2016 MAP 5 UK WALES & BORDERS & CARDIFF CITY CENTRE

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E T W R T NANTES O FISHGUARD BRECON A K LD de P k I B PORTHGAIN F N EW ABERGAVENNY F G b Queen StreetN HAVERFORDWEST m S ST DAVIDS NARBERTH W CARMARTHEN A STC MONMOUTH Y N EE C H d QU H U TENBY n D T A R SWANSEA CHEPSTOW E S C CAS DUK R l TLE ST H T L H E H I T I S L NEWPORT G E L E H S E H W CAARDIFFA A T R S Y A T PENARTH T S CARDIFF uplands and the harbours and inlets of Anglesey and the Llyn. daily 10.30–5 THE ALBANY GALLERY t 01248 724444 a74b Albany Road, Cardiff CF24 3RS [email protected] Summer Exhibition. Until Aug 13. www.orielynysmon.info A changing exhibition of work by more than 50 gallery artists. Mon–Sat 10–5, Sun & BHols 11–4 TEGFRYN GALLERY t 029 2048 7158 fCadnant Road, Menai Bridge, Anglesey LL59 5EW [email protected] Summer Exhibition: changing exhibition by Wales’ t @albanygallery leading artists, including Sir Kyffin Williams, William Selwyn, Karel Lek, Wilf Roberts, Keith Andrew, f TheAlbanyGallery www.albanygallery.com Mary Lloyd Jones, Karina Rosanne Barrett, Susan Gathercole and others. Through July. Mon–Sat 10–5, Sun 11–4.30 gallery/ten t 01248 715128 bFirst floor 23 Windsor Place, Cardiff CF10 3BY [email protected] www.gallery-ten.co.uk www.artwales.com

UCHELDRE CENTRE MARTIN TINNEY GALLERY g c18 St Andrew’s Crescent, Cardiff CF10 3DD Millbank, Holyhead, Anglesey LL65 1TE Summer Exhibition: changing exhibition by Wales’ The North Wales Society of Fine Art. Until Jul 13. leading artists, including Gwen John, David Jones, Extensive exhibition of work by society members. Ceri Richards, Sir Kyffin Williams, Gwilym Prichard, Art for All/Arlunio i Bawb. Jul 22–Sep 4. Shani Rhys James, Harry Holland, Kevin Sinnott, Annual exhibition of Art for All Competition entries; Sally Moore and others. Through July. hundreds of works from artists aged 4 to 90. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5 Beautiful grounds, walled garden, café, films, events. t 029 2064 1411 Mon–Sat 10–5, Sun 2–5, free admn [email protected] t 01407 763361 www.artwales.com [email protected] t @CanUcheldreCtr f UcheldreHolyhead DYFED www.ucheldre.org KING STREET GALLERY d33 King Street, Carmarthen, Dyfed SA31 1BS CONWY Josef Herman: Prints and Drawings. Jul 22–Aug 10. FFIN Y PARC GALLERY A rare opportunity to view and purchase the artist’s work, hFfin Y Parc Country House & Gallery, Betws Road some previously unseen. Llanrwst, Conwy LL26 0PT PV and talk by Peter Rossiter Jul 23, 12.30. Ian H Watkins, John Wynne Morris, Gareth Thomas. Main Gallery – Changing exhibitions by our gallery artists. New works. Until Jul 20. Chate Room available to rent by visiting artists. Moya Davern and Summer Mixed Exhibition by Gallery Mon–Sat 10–5 Artists. Jul 24–Aug 17. t 01267 220121 We have regular changing exhibitions by some of the [email protected] finest artists working in Wales, alongside the best of 20th t @kingstgallery Century Contemporary Art. f kingstreetgallery Wed–Sat 10–5, Sun 11–5 www.kingstreetgallery.co.uk t 01492642070 [email protected] www.welshart.net ANGLESEY ORIEL YNYS MÔN THE ROYAL CAMBRIAN ACADEMY/ACADEMI eRhosmeirch, Llangefni, Anglesey LL77 7TQ iFRENHINOL CYMREIG Catrin Williams: Homeland. Until Aug 7. Crown Lane, Conwy LL32 8AN Catrin has embodied the Welsh dresser, clothes, faces and Elaine Preece Stanley RCA and Peter Kettle. Until Jul 16. family customs in her work as well as the Meirionydd Two of the Academy’s most recent members exhibit JULY 2016 GALLERIES 17

their work. MONMOUTHSHIRE Leo Carroll RCA. Until Jul 16. THE ART SHOP & CHAPEL Leo’s skilful conveyance of the visual image using a m8 Cross Street, Abergavenny, Mons NP7 5EH personal colour interpretation without allowing too great Favourites from Our In-House Collection: Early Summer an intrusion of any detailed drawing. mixed show. Until Jul 16. 134th Annual Summer Exhibition. Jul 23–Sep 3. Arts Council of Wales Collectorplan available. The highlight of the year where Academicians from all Tue–Sat 9.15–5, free admn over Wales have the opportunity to present their most t 01873 852690 recent works. Gift shop, disabled facilities. [email protected] Tue–Sat 11–5 t @TheArtShopWales t 01492 593413 f TheArtShop [email protected] www.artshopandchapel.co.uk t @TheRCAConwy f RoyalCambrianAcademyofArt www.rcaconwy.org THE BIG SKY GALLERY nThe Old Chapel, Twyn Square, Usk, Mons NP15 1BH Rosemary Clunie: Exhibition of exciting new works. Jul 1–31. *ad ORIEL PLAS GLYN-Y-WEDDW Delightful place to visit, showing and selling a selection of jLlanbedrog, Pwllheli, Gwynedd LL53 7TT Modern British and Contemporary Welsh Art. Wil Rowlands and Gillian Ross Kelsey. Until Jul 10. M4 10 mins, free parking & admn. Summer Exhibition: New work by various artists. Mon/Tue/Thur 10–3, Wed clo, Fri 10–5, Sat 10–1 Jul 17–Oct 2. Sun & other times by appt t 01291 672738 daily 10–5 [email protected] t 01758 740763 @bigskyfineart [email protected] t f BigSkyFineArt t @plasglyn www.bigskyfineart.com f orielplasglynyweddw www.oriel.org.uk POWYS MOMA MACHYNLLETH HARBOUR LIGHTS GALLERY oY Tabernacl, Heol Penrallt, Machynlleth, Powys SY20 8AJ kPorthgain, nr St Davids, Pemb SA62 5BL Glenn Morris: Anthropocene. Until Aug 13. Specialises in exhibiting a wide selection of Original Jacob Buckland: Line and Colour. Until Jul 23. paintings, Limited Edition Prints, and Sculpture from Wynne Jenkins: Summer Canvases. Until Sep 10. Wales leading artists. The Arts Council of Wales Enaid Cymru / The Soul of Wales. Jul 9–Oct 29. Collectorplan interest free payment scheme is now available Mon-Sat 10-4 at Harbour Lights Gallery. Full details on our website. t 01654 703355 t 01348 831549 [email protected] [email protected] www.moma.machynlleth.org.uk www.art2by.com

THE LATE NOVEMBER GALLERY ENGLAND lOn the Quay, Haverfordwest, Pemb SA1 1BA James Mackeown, John Robel: Reflections. Until Jul 9. Jill Cope. Jul 15–Aug 31. *ad HEREFORDSHIRE An exhibition of pure delight, from original oil paintings OLD CHAPEL GALLERY and monoprints to drawings from an artist with memorial pEast Street, Pembridge, Herefords HR6 9HB talent. PV Jul 15, 6–9. Showcasing the best in handmade British contemporary Interest free payments now available through the gallery fine art and craft by emerging and established artists and from the Arts Council of Wales. makers. Regular changing exhibitions in a variety of Wed 10–2, Thu–Sat 10–4.30 media. t 07786 213790 /07583 383396 Mon–Sat 11–5, Sun 11–4, Tue by appt t 01544 388842 [email protected] [email protected] www.thelatenovembergallery.co.uk www.oldchapelgallery.co.uk

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OSWESTRY DERBYERBY M A516 Highlighting exhibitions in public spaces around the UK 6 See area listings for full details CASTLE DONINGTON M 1 ELSHPOOL LOUG BURTON UPON TRENT SHREWSBURY 8 BARBICAN ART GALLERY, LONDON 3 M5 A Imran Qureshi: Where the Shadows are so Deep. 4 LICHFIELD TELFORD SStaffords fffforordshire dsh Until Jul 10. a WOLVERHAMPTON LEICESTERLEICESTER Map 29 7 MUCH WENLOCK 2 A4 4 KINGSWINFORD WALSALL BRIDGNORTH M ESTORICK COLLECTION, LONDON A 4 Shropshirehire 4 2 ASTON M6 Astrazione Oggettiva: The Experience of Colour. STOURBRIDGE Until Jul 31. BIRMINGHAMBIRMINGHAM LUDLOW Map 29 KIDDERMINSTER M4 A 3 COVENTRYCOVENTRY 4 A 4 FRUITMARKET GALLERY, EDINBURGH 1 RD HENLEY 5 Damián Ortega. Jul 9-Oct 23. M IN ARDEN c LEOMINSTER WARWICK DAVENTRY Map 3 LEAMINGTON SPA NORTH CLAINES

A Herefordshirei WORCESTER Warwickshire GUILDFORD HOUSE GALLERY, GUILDFORD 4 3 b 9 0 41 6 A WorW cese stershire 4 M Lynn Painter-Stainers Prize: 2016 Exhibition. Until Jul 17. A KINETON 4 BISHOPS FROME 0 A Map 13 3 8 SHIPSTON HEREFORD ON STOUR LEAMINGTON SPA ART GALLERY, WARKS BROADWAY BANBURY Simon Lewty: The SIGNificance of Writing. Until Jul 10. 1 TEWKESBURY 6 WINCHCOMBE 3 A A 4 Map 6

0 6 2 5 4 M A 3 ROSS ON WYE A CHELTENHAM CHIPPING 4 STOW ON LEIGHTON HOUSE MUSEUM, LONDON Former home and studio of Victorian artist Frederic, SHROPSHIRE Lord Leighton. Map 18 TWENTY TWENTY GALLERY a 3-4 High Street, Much Wenlock, Shrops TF13 6AA NATIONAL GALLERY, LONDON Coast. Jul 2–Aug 13. George Shaw - My Back to Nature. Until Oct 30. Mon 11–5, Tue–Sat 10–5 Map 27 t 01952 727952 [email protected] , LONDON t @2020Gallery Summer Exhibition. Until Aug 21. www.twenty-twenty.co.uk Map 24 ROYAL CAMBRIAN ACADEMY, CONWY 134th Annual Summer Exhibition. Jul 23-Sep 3. WENLOCK FINE ART Map 5 a 3 The Square, Much Wenlock, Shrops TF13 6LX SCOTTISH NATIONAL GALLERY, EDINBURGH Late Nineteenth,Twentieth and Twenty First Century Rubens and Company. Until Sep 4. British Paintings. Map 3 Mon–Sat 10–5 or by appt t 01952 728232 SCOTTISH NATIONAL GALLERY OF MODERN ART www.wenlockfineart.co.uk EDINBURGH Bridget Riley: Paintings 1964-2015. Until Apr 2017. Map 3 WARWICKSHIRE SCOTTISH NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY, EDINBURGH Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2015. COMPTON VERNEY Until Oct 2. b Warwicks, CV35 9HZ Map 3 Britain in the Fifties. Jul 19–Oct 2. Discover why the 1950s was such an important era for STANLEY SPENCER GALLERY, BERKS design in Britain. Stanley Spencer: Visionary Painter of the Natural World. BBC Faces of Comedy. Jul 19–Oct 2. Until Oct 31. Celebrate 60 years of the British Sitcom with these Map 15 fascinating photos from the BBC. t 01926 645500 TATE BRITAIN, LONDON t @ComptonVerney Conceptual Art in Britain: 1964-1979. Until Aug 29. Map 20 f ComptonVerney www.comptonverney.org.uk TATE MODERN, LONDON Georgia O’Keeffe. Jul 6-Oct 30. Map 28

LEAMINGTON SPA ART GALLERY & MUSEUM THELMA HULBERT GALLERY, HONITON c The Royal PumpRooms, The Parade, Royal THG Open 2016. Until Aug 27. Leamington Spa, Warwicks CV32 4AA Map 9 Simon Lewty: The SIGNificance of Writing. Until Jul 10. A survey exhibition covering almost half a century of work 12 STAR GALLERY, LONDON by local artist Simon Lewty. Kathy Prendergast: Atlas - A Reverie. Jul 20-Sep 9. Tue–Sat 10.45–5, Sun & BHols 11–4 Map 20 t 01926 742700 [email protected] VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM, LONDON t @LeamSpaArtGall Engineering the World: Ove Arup and the Philosophy of f Leamington Spa Art Gallery & Museum Total Design. Until Nov 6. www.warwickdc.gov.uk/royalpumprooms Map 20 JU LY 2016 s u c o f t r a S E I R E artCORNWALL L

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The lively, well established art in the paintings of Simon Pooley, scene which made Open Studios full of colour and movement, or Cornwall week in May/June so those of Charlotte Lyon, rewarding, keeps the momentum figurative work that exemplifies going this month with galleries the joy to be found in small On the Cover showing just how varied the work moments of being, or the witty, Trevor Felcey produced can be. whimsical automata crafted by Studio Pose II - Martin First up is artists’ collective Esther Smith; it is there too in the at The New Gallery Padstow Studio, run by painter off-beat sense of fun embodied Portscatho Sarah Adams, celebrating a 10th by Ardyn Griffin's papier mâché anniversary this year and figures. continuing to champion artists Recently moved from St Ives working in both Cornwall and to St Just is Petronilla Silver further afield with contemporary who specialises in showing a mix paintings, drawings and sculpture. of contemporary fine and applied St Ives, as ever, is a big draw art. This month it is ceramicist for art inspired visitors – even Sara Moorhouse’s work, inspired with the temporary closure of the by local light and colour. Tate for building work. A local From an installation in gem of civic pride is The Barbara Penzance station to his Hepworth Sculpture Garden involvement with local where visitors can explore her life environmental issues the name and work and view the studio in Kurt Jackson has, since his move her former home before lingering here in 1984, become in lush gardens to commune with increasingly synonymous with her sculpture. Cornwall and its art. The When Belgrave St Ives Jackson Foundation in St Just A chance meeting at a party in opened a spit away in 1998 they is now in its second year Dartmoor in 2006 sparked the specialised in Modern British showcasing both his work and the inspiration for Trevor work, particularly in the context concerns. For the current Felcey’s Martin series of of St Ives; increasingly they are exhibition, a collaboration with portraits over the next six years which the artist described as also featuring local contemporary writers as diverse as naturalist “of the same person but all artists. In the current exhibition Richard Mabey and Glastonbury very different paintings.” In his the focus is on the maritime impresario Michael Eavis, biography of Felcey, Andrew themed paintings of Ffiona Lewis Jackson dwells on that Lambirth says Felcey’s ideas shown in tandem with work by tantalizing concept, 'a sense of are “to do with visualizing . . . if they could be written he would such notables as Hilton, Frost place', in the British landscape as be a writer.” In his pursuit of and Hepworth. it is perceived by others. reality Felcey also paints and On the road west out of St Ives Penzance/Newlyn is thrice draws landscapes and still lifes you come to Morvah and Yew blessed with excellent public in all mediums. Born in 1945, Tree Gallery. The current galleries. The town’s own Penlee Felcey attended Grimbsy then Camberwell art schools exhibition here, 'Joie de Vivre' House holds an unrivalled rounding off at the Royal combines the work of six artists collection of Newlyn School College from 1966-69. who celebrate just this – whether paintings while The Exchange JULY 2016 GALLERIES CORNWALL AND WEST COUNTRY 21

and Newlyn Gallery fly the flag for cutting edge. Currently they are showing the work of artist Imran Qureshi. In a tripartite exhibition Newlyn is displaying his works on paper recalling the intricate delicacy of Mughal Miniatures subverted to reflect a contemporary idiom, while at The Exchange Qureshihas created an installation where painted images spill from the canvas across walls and floors with a fluidity that reflects on the nearness of the sea and the depiction of water in traditional miniature painting. The third venue is Truro Cathedral (until 15 July) where his vast installation occupies much of the south aisle, spills over pews and flows into the nave. Out of Helston, on the edge of Helford is the contemporary space Kestle Barton; this month’s show is of Nicola Bealing’s ‘dark and perceptive clockwise from top Sara Moorhouse ‘The St Ives Collection’ commentary on human nature’. Petronilla Silver. Enzo Marra ‘Yellow Invigilator 2’ Cornish art is a major theme at Tregony Gallery. Imran Qureshi floor works Tregony Gallery, recently taken Newlyn Gallery and The Exchange. Ffiona Lewis ‘Spoonbait, Lemon Yellow’ Belgrave St Ives. over by Judiand BrianGreen, Philip Naylor ‘Thirteen Measures (Quartz)’ who continue to promote local Padstow Studio. Kurt Jackson ‘Alabama artists, and in their summer show Shakes, Pyramid stage Glastonbury’ Jackson they have introduced the Foundation. Esther Smith ‘Hare Wood’ Yew Tree Gallery Tregony Gallery Art Prize showcasing exceptional work from Truro and Penwith College. Headed up by Chris Insoll, The New Gallery at Porthscatho aims to be a community of artists first and a ‘showroom’ second, providing access to some of the area’s best artists’ work. Pip Palmer 22 CORNWALL AND WEST COUNTRY GALLERIES JULY 2016

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While possessing nothing like the Moving across the county former pub in 2009 by owners density of galleries to be found in boundary into Dorset, is the Martin and Donna Goold. This Cornwall, the South Devon and intensely picturesque, ‘foody’ well run gallery is to be admired Dorset coastline does have an seaside town of Lyme Regis. It for the way they have kept up the increasing number of excellent now has an artistic focus to artistic standards here – not so public and commercial venues match, with the comparatively easy always in such a particularly as well as something of an recent advent of the Town Mill tourist-dominated place – with explosion of major open studios, Galleries, two handsome work by leading exhibitors at the including Drawn to the Valley adjoining spaces, the Courtyard Royal Academy and Mall who have their Open Studios’ pre and Malthouse Galleries, run Galleries in London, alongside exhibition in Tavistock Town Hall year round by a not-for-profit, younger professionals and a nice this month. membership funded mix of figurative and abstract And while there is no Tate St organisation, Town Mill Arts, styles. Ives here there are nonetheless within a larger Town Mill Their June/July special show some enterprising public for example, ‘Responses in galleries; for example, the very Colour’, features the work of five well run Royal Albert Memorial ‘an increasing well established colouristic Museum & Art Gallery in Exeter, painters, among them the superb this month, appropriately number of Cornish-based landscape artist enough, given over to all things Louise McLary. floral with special exhibitions excellent venues’ This coast’s central artistic hub featuring both the International is arguably Bridport, and the Garden Photographer of the Year gallery that has done as much as and ‘Flower Power’ – 19th century complex. This is just such a great any to put the area on the map botanical illustrations from India. venue, the shows, by largely artistically is Sladers Yard. This Meanwhile the consistently regionally based artists, all to is really more of an art centre imaginative Thelma Hulbert such a high standard. than just a gallery, it was founded Gallery in Honiton, gives full For example, at the end of the in the early Noughties and expression to the burgeoning month, Deborah Wood of the exhibits excellent contemporary contemporary artistic creativity of much lamented Art Room in British art, furniture and craft as the area with its THG Summer Topsham (now operating as an well as running a programme of Open 2016 – some 93 pieces online gallery), is curating a show live evening events. selected from a record breaking entitled ‘Expression’ featuring Their current shows, of painter entry – and selected to a very three extremely distinguished Alex Lowery and 80 year old impressive standard. artists with close connections to ceramicist, Richard Batterham, On to the stunning East Devon the region, veteran, landscape- are typical; Lowery’s cool, subtle coast, the galleries come thick based abstract painters John visions of this coast and its and fast with, first up, the long- Hubbard and Patrick Jones and settlements are intensely established Marine House at ceramicist Chris Prindl, all with atmospheric and poetic in Beer, with selections of work connections to the USA. character, Batterham’s ceramics from over 100 national and Further east along the coast is just plain distinguished. regional artists, crafts always on the village of Morecombelake Nicholas Usherwood display and often a major solo and Artwave West, a really above show too. attractive space converted from a Patrick Jones ‘Irish Reverie’ Town Mill Galleries Kurt Jackson PLACE Leading contemporary artist Kurt Jackson reveals the physical diversity of the British landscape whilst providing an insight into the concept of ‘place’. Jackson Foundation North Row | St Just | TR19 7LB JacksonFoundationGallery.com

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9 3 LEDGERWOOD-WALKER NEWLYN STUDIO A dUnit 7, Wesley Place, Newlyn, Cornwall TR18 5AZ g Andrew Walker: Blue. Until Aug 31. PADSTOW Summer exhibition – new paintings by Andrew Walker. WADEBRIDGE Wed–Sat 10–4 & by appt a BODMIN t 01736 447071 m 07854 637776 NEWQUAY 30 [email protected] A www.ledgerwood-walker.com

ST AUSTELL F LEMON STREET GALLERY ST AGNES e13 LemonStreet, Truro, CornwallTR1 2LS Kieran Stiles: Land’s Edge. Until Jul 16. 90 A3 Peter Thomson: Wild Observations in a Tamed 0 TRURO h i STST IVESIVES A3 Landscape. Until Jul 16. 9 e TREGONY 3 Summer Exhibition: Showcasing works by new and MORVAH A PORTSCATHO b ST JUST f established gallery artists. Jul 22–Sep 3. MARAZION ST MAWES Oliver Gaiger: Cambrian. Paintings and Prints. PENZANCEPENZANCE c FALMOUTH Jul 22–Sep 3. NEWLYN SENNEN d MANACCAN Mon–Sat 10–5 HELSTON t 01872 275757 [email protected] LIZARD t @LemonStGallery f lemonstgallery www.lemonstreetgallery.co.uk

THE NEW GALLERY CIRCLE CONTEMPORARY fPortscatho, Cornwall TR2 5HW a Hawksfield, Atlantic Highway, A39, Wadebridge PL27 7LR An artists’ run showroom and studios established 1985. The gallery’s ethos is rooted in the environment and nature Subject of the book ‘Portscatho Portrait of a Cornish Art and has an ongoing selection of art works by a core group Colony’. Artists include Chris Insoll, Trevor Felcey, of artists including John O’Carroll, Resident Artist with on- Eric Ward, the Late Grace Gardner, Andrea Insoll, David site studio, Peter Hayes, Simon Gaiger and Adam Halls. Shutt, Philippa Savage, Howard Milton, Alice Mumford, Mon–Sat 10–4 or by appt t 01208 816899 Sue Davis, Jenny Shaw-Browne and visiting artists [email protected] associated with Portscatho. *ad t @circlecontemporary f CircleContemporaryGallery Usually Thu, Fri, Sat 10–12.30, 2–5 or by appt www.circlecontemporary.co.uk t 01872 580 445 [email protected] JACKSON FOUNDATION GALLERY www.thenewgalleryportscatho.co.uk bNorth Row, St Just, Cornwall TR19 7LB Kurt Jackson: Place. Through Jul & Aug. *ad NEWLYN ART GALLERY Leading contemporary artist Kurt Jackson reveals the physical dNew Road, Newlyn, Cornwall TR18 5PZ diversity of the British landscape, whilst providing an insight Imran Qureshi. See how the dark of night is red. into the concept of ‘place’. The final leg of this touring Jul 1–Oct 1. *ad exhibition includes a small show focused on Cape Cornwall. Presenting new and existing works, many on Wed–Fri 10–5, Sat 10–1 paper,reflecting Qureshi’s mastery of the processes and t 01736 787638 devices of Mughal Miniature painting, plus film and [email protected] animation pieces. t @JacksonFGallery f KurtJacksonArt Mon–Sat, 10–5 www.JacksonFoundationGallery.com t 01736 363715 [email protected] KESTLE BARTON t @newlynexchange cManaccan, Helston, Cornwall TR12 6HU www.newlynartgallery.co.uk Naomi Frears: Mondegreen. Until Jul 3. Nicola Bealing: Death and Circuses. Jul 9–Sep 4. *ad THE PADSTOW STUDIO 10.30–5, clo Mon except BHols t 01326 231811 g30 Duke Street, Padstow, Cornwall PL28 8AB [email protected] 10 years on. Through July. *ad www.kestlebarton.co.uk Marking our first decade, with works by Sarah Adams,

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O E TREGONY GALLERY A E T h58 Fore Street, Tregony, Cornwall TR2 5RW D Summer 16. Jul 5–Sep 3. *ad E Mixed exhibition featuring work by recent graduates side NAD by sideour galleryartists. gallery between The Exchange and Penlee House. All work available to view online; see website for more The gallery stages rotating exhibitions of local and details. PV Jul 3. national artists. Tue–Sat10–4 & by apptt01872 530505 m 07496 953471 Member of the Own Art Scheme. *own art [email protected] Mon–Sat9.30–5 t @TregonyGallery f tregonygallery t01736 351668 www.tregonygallery.co.uk [email protected] www.thealvertongallery.co.uk YEW TREE GALLERY iKeigwin, nr Morvah & Pendeen, Cornwall TR19 7TS REDWING GALLERY Joie de Vivre. Jul 1–30. *ad b36A Market Jew Street, Penzance, Cornwall TR18 2HT Simon Pooley, Charlotte Lyon – mixed media paintings, entrance on Wood Street Esther Smith – automata and jewellery, Mel Day – wire Changing exhibitions by artists united by a strong voice sculpture, Derek Nice – carved wood angels, and freedom of expression outside of convention. Ardyn Griffin – papier-mâché sculpture, Gina Cowen – Tue–Sat11–5 sea-glass jewellery, with sculpture in the gardens by t01736 711458 MikeSavage. www.redwinggallery.co.uk Exhibition continues Aug 8–17. Tue–Sat10.30–5, on B3306 coastroad THE EXCHANGE t01736 786425 cPrinces Street, Penzance, Cornwall TR18 2NL [email protected] Imran Qureshi. See how the dark of night is red. www.yewtreegallery.com Jul 1–Oct 8. *ad For thesinglelargegalleryspaceat TheExchange, Qureshi has devised an installation where, PENZANCE characteristically, painted imagery spills from large canvases, across wall and floors. Mon–Sat10–5 THE ALVERTON GALLERY t01736 363715 a5 Alverton Street, Penzance, Cornwall TR18 2QW [email protected] An eclectic mix of the best contemporary fine art and t @newlynexchange crafts from across the West Country situated in a bright www.newlynartgallery.co.uk

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BELGRAVE ST IVES SANDRA BLOW RA STUDIO a22 Fore Street, St Ives, Cornwall TR26 1HE e Bullans Court, Bullans Lane, St Ives, Cornwall TR26 1RB Ffiona Lewis: Tide Lines plus Modern British/St Ives. Studio tours generally on Thursdays by appointment. Until Jul 18. *ad £5pp including refreshments. An exhibition of15 new paintings by FfionaLewis The studio is just off The Stennack within walking showing alongside 15 selected works by Modern British distance ofSt Ives town centre. and St Ives Modern artists. Sandra Blow’s paintings and prints are for sale, original t 01736 794888 screenprints framed, signed and numbered, from £495. [email protected] Also cards, books, DVDs and textiles. t @belgravestives Denny Long RWA, co-executor ofThe Sandra Blow www.belgravestives.co.uk Estate with Jon Grimble, has a display ofher work at the studio. by appt t 01736 797371 / 756006 / 798704 NEW CRAFTSMAN GALLERY ST IVES [email protected] b24 Fore Street, St Ives, Cornwall TR26 1HE www.sandrablow.com NeilDavies: Come Rain Or Shine. Jul 16–Aug 31. New collection ofdramatically beautifuloil paintings by ST IVES SOCIETY OF ARTISTS Penwith landscape painter Neil Davies alongside an fNorway Square, St Ives, Cornwall TR26 1NA inspiring collection ofcontemporary ceramics, Open March–January. including works by celebrated British potter Exhibitions in The Mariners Gallery include Spring, Chris Keenan, and from Aug 13 works by ceramicist Summer and Autumn Members’ Shows, Two Open Matthew Chambers. Shows and other guest shows. Mon–Sat 10–5 The Crypt Gallery is host to many guest exhibitors and is t 01736 795652 available to hire at certain times. [email protected] t 01736 795582 www.newcraftsmanstives.com www.stisa.co.uk

PENWITH GALLERY TATE ST IVES cBack Road West, St Ives, Cornwall TR26 1NL gPorthmeor Beach, St Ives, Cornwall TR26 1TG Marion Taylor and Kerry Harding: There and back www.tate.org.uk/stives

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THE GALLERY AT 41 TAVISTOCK TOWN HALL g cBedford Square, Tavistock, Devon PL19 0AE 41 East Street, Corfe Castle, Wareham, Dorset Drawn to the Valley: Artists of the Tamar Valley. Jul 27–31. BH20 5EE Tavistock Annual Exhibition. Fantastic opportunity to see a Summer Exhibition. Jul 2–Sep 3. wide selection of work under one roof, a flavour of more to Contemporary Dorset artists explore the beauty of the come as this event is followed by Open Studios, Aug 27–Sep 4. daily 10.30–5.30, & to 3 on Jul 31 t 07808 813492 [email protected] t @Drawn2Valley f Drawn-to-the-Valley www.drawntothevalley.co.uk

THELMA HULBERT GALLERY a Elmfield House, Dowell Street, Honiton, Devon EX14 1LX THG Open 2016. Until Aug 27. Exhibition celebrating the rich and varied talent of artists living in the South West. A perfect opportunity to view and purchase work by established and emerging artists from across the region. Tue–Sat 10–5, free admn t 01404 45006 [email protected] t @ThelmaHulbert f ThelmaHulbertGallery www.thelmahulbert.com JULY 2016 GALLERIES CORNWALL AND WEST COUNTRY 29 MAP 10 ENGLAND BRISTOL

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@SladersYard D t A O R SladersYard D f L O W www.sladersyard.co.uk S R E BUCHELI FINE ART FINE FRAMES TOWN MILL GALLERIES aAlbion House, 12A Broad Street, Bristol BS1 2HL iMill Lane, Lyme Regis, Dorset DT7 3PU www.rebucheli.co.uk Two Galleries in a converted Mill complex offering exhibitions to emerging and established artists. Malthouse Gallery b LIME TREE BRISTOL Linda Bristow, Cathy Bloomfield, Alison Potter, 84 Hotwell Road, Bristol BS8 4UB Belinda Brownlee. Until Jul 6. Summer Exhibition. Until Aug 9. Yara Damián, Sue Calder, John Calder, Pete Hackett, John Evans, Andrew George, Cate Inglis, Henry Jabbour, Hilary Buckley. Jul 8–26. Alexander Robb DA, Vivienne Williams. Welcoming gallery John Hubbard, Chris Prindl, PatrickJones: Expression. in harbourside setting. See also East Anglia map. Jul 30–Aug 16. *ad Tue–Sat10–5 Courtyard Gallery t0117 929 2527 Paul Duffy, Dave Wicken. Until Jul 6. [email protected] Zee Jones, Pam Allsop. Jul 8–20. www.limetreegallery.com Five Glass Artists. Jul 23–Aug 3. Mon–Sun 10.30–4.30 free admn SOMERSET [email protected] t @tmaglymeregis ATKINSON GALLERY www.townmillarts.co.uk kMillfield School, Street, Somerset BA16 0YD Gallery closed during June. Sculpture Park open – please contact us before visiting. TZB SOUTHBOURNE GALLERY Summer Show 2016. Jul 11–Aug 19. Collaborative j2 Carbery Row, Southbourne Road, Bournemouth exhibition for artists of all media. See website for details. Dorset BH6 3QR Mon–Sat9.30–5 Fine art gallery specialising in original contemporary t01458 444322 paintings – wide range of subjects. [email protected] Thu/Fri 10–12.30, 2–4.30, Sat10–1 t @GalleryAtkinson t01202 426967 f atkinsongallery [email protected] www.atkinsongallery.co.uk

RESPONSES IN COLOUR 10th June ² 14th July MARTIN GOOLD JEANNETTE HAYES 25 June - 16 July SUSAN LAUGHTON 10th Anniversary LOUISE McCLARY Exhibition REBECCA McLYNN Child Okeford, Nr. Blandford, Dorset DT11 8HB 01297 489746 www.theartstable.co.uk artwavewest.com illustrated above: Amanda Vesey, Path to the Railway

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A WORCESTER www.campdengallery.co.uk 4 9 6 4 M TOWCESTER Woorcestershire A 4 CRADLEY A 0 03 3 1 8 A4 LEDBURY SHIPSTON ON STOUR HEREFORD GALLERY PANGOLIN 1 STOW d c a 36 Chalford, Glos GL6 8NT BROADWAY A BANBURY 6 4 CHIPPING CAMPDEN A Jubilee: Celebrating 25 Years. Until Jul 22. TEWKESBURY A MORETON IN MARSH A NE TADDINGTON 4 We’re celebrating our 25th birthday in style with a 50 e 2 M SEVENHAMPTON b 3 ROSS ON WYE A spectacular exhibition of silver sculptures, many of which CHIPPING 4 CHELTENHAM 1 STOW ON NORTONA 4 have been specially commissioned. 40 GLOUCESTER THE WOLD 4 A A40 WITHINGTON CHARLBURY Specialists in Modern and Contemporary Sculpture and MONMOUTH PAINSWICK WOODSTOCK Sculptors’ Drawings. Gloucestershirehire BURFORD Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat10–1 CHALFORD AY STROUD f d t01453 889765 CIRENCESTER CLANFIELD OXFORD [email protected] 8 A417 LECHLADE 3 A Oxfoords shire M A 4 t @GalleryPangolin 4 TETBURY 1 9 9 Gallery-Pangolin THORNBURY 2 f 33 4 A4 A WANTAGE WALLINGFORD www.gallery-pangolin.com MALMESBURY A CHIPPING SWINDON 4130

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4 6 7 A4 A READ BOX 0 e The Old Dairy Plant, Fosseway Business Park Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos GL56 9NQ WARWICKSHIRE Richard Thorn SWAc: A Journey through the Landscape. THE STOUR GALLERY Until Jul 9. a 10 High Street, Shipston-on-Stour, Warks CV36 4AJ A Special Exhibition and Book Launch, Down an English Summer Exhibition: New works by Neil Canning. Lane, a study of the artist’s work. Also including work by other gallery artists. Mon–Sat10–5 Paintings, original prints, ceramics, glass, sculpture, t01608 652255 jewellery, mixed media and works by Royal [email protected] Academicians. www.johndaviesgallery.com Mon–Wed, Fri–Sat10–5.30, or by apptt01608 664411 [email protected] www.thestourgallery.co.uk OXFORDSHIRE ART JERICHO f 6 King Street, Oxford, Oxon OX2 6DF GLOUCESTERSHIRE Art Jericho is home to Jenny Blyth Fine Art showing ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE contemporary paintings, photography, prints, sculpture b Taddington Manor, Taddington, nr Cutsdean, Glos and drawings for sale and exhibition. GL545RY The gallery is located in Jericho, Oxford, ten minutes’ 20th Century and Contemporary Sculpture. walk from the . Period Garden Statuary and Architectural Elements. Wed–Sun 12–6 Fine Reproduction Garden Ornament and Stone Fire t01865 604070 m 07798 526252 Surrounds. [email protected] Mon–Fri 9–5, Sat10.30–4 www.jennyblythfineart.co.uk t01386 584414 www.artjericho.com [email protected] www.architectural-heritage.co.uk BONHAMS f Banbury Road, Shipton on Cherwell, Kidlington CAMPDEN GALLERY Oxford, Oxon OX5 1JH c High Street, Chipping Campden, Glos GL55 6AG General and Specialist Sales throughout the year. David Brayne: Between the River and the Sea. please call for viewing times Until Jul 3. t01865 853640 Also showing Steve Russell: Walking with the [email protected]

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SURREY GUILD CRAFT GALLERY c 1 Moushill Lane, Milford, Surrey GU8 5BH PALLANT HOUSE GALLERY Home of the Surrey Guild of Craftsmen, our polished f 9 North Pallant, Chichester, W Sussex PO19 1TJ new look Gallery has an ever changing selection of hand www.pallant.org.uk crafteditems from our membership in Surrey andSurrey borders. CHICHESTER CATHEDRAL Joining details on our website. f Chichester, W Sussex PO19 1PX Tue–Sun 10.30–5 Ana Maria Pacheco: Shadows of the Wanderer. t 01483 424769 Jul 16–Nov 14. www.surreyguild.com A powerful multi-figure sculptural group installedin the Cathedral’s North Transept; the displaced, the wanderer, the nomadwho carries his own history on his back looks HAMPSHIRE towards a new transformation. THE GARDEN GALLERY Organisedin association with Pratt Contemporary. d Rookery Lane, Broughton, Nr Stockbridge, Hants Check websites for details. SO20 8AZ daily 7.15–7, free admn Footprints On The Sands Of Time. Until Jul 9. t 01243 782595 With Charlotte Mayer FRBS – a special focus as part of [email protected] the Summer Exhibition of new sculpture, ceramics, glass t @ChiCathedral andfurniture for gardensandinteriors by contemporary f ChichesterCathedral artists. www.prattcontemporaryart.co.uk Thu–Sat 11–5 or by appt www.chichestercathedral.org.uk t 01794 301144 [email protected] www.gardengallery.uk.com PETWORTH HOUSE & PARK g Church Street, Petworth, W Sussex GU28 0AE The Embroiderers’ Guild: Celebrating Capability Brown. THE MINSTER GALLERY Until Sep 4. e 3a Great Minster Street, Winchester, Hants SO23 9HA Inspiredby Petworth Park’s Capability Brown landscape, Sue Campion RBA: An Exhibition of New Work. our local Embroiderers’ Guilds present an innovative Until Jul 10. With selectedwork from British and exhibition. During the summer holidays, the exhibition also JULY 2016 GALLERIES 33

includes a textile map for visitors to contribute their own LUCY BELL FINE ART stitches. See website for details. j 46 Norman Road, St Leonards on Sea, E Sussex t 0844 249 1895 TN38 0EJ [email protected] Wolfgang Suschitzky: Animal Logic. t @PetworthHouseNT First exhibition of insightful animal portraits by f PetworthHouse photographer and cinematographer Wolfgang Suschitzky www.nationaltrust.org.uk/petworth (Ring of Bright Water, Living Free, Get Carter) taken from 1930s onwards. Tue–Sat 11–4 EAST SUSSEX t 01424 434828 ARTICHOKE GALLERY [email protected] h Church Street, Ticehurst, E Sussex TN5 7AE t @LucyBellGal Summer Fruits. Jul 2–Sep 24. Arrangements from the f LucyBellFineArtContemporary garden celebrating our bountiful gardens in painting, www.lucy-bell.com sculpture, ceramics and jewellery. PV Jul 1, 6–8. Tue–Sat 9.30–4.30 t 01580 200905 35 NORTH CONTEMPORARY FINE ART [email protected] l 35 North Road, Brighton, E Sussex BN1 1YB t @ArtichokeGlry JohnWhiting. Jul 15–Aug 20. f ArtichokeGallery Brighton artist John Whiting presents a new collection of www.artichokegallery.co.uk works in oil, pastel and pen and ink depicting the atmosphere and changing moods of the seaside city. Thu–Sat 11–5.30 C L ART t 07792 058039 i 4-6 Wickham Avenue, Bexhill, E Sussex TN39 3EN [email protected] The Exhibition Space of Claudette Leet. Abstract t @35NorthGallery contemporary expressionist artist, using Oils, Acrylics, www.35NorthGallery.com Watercolours and mixed media. Very individulist work incorporating three dimensional surfaces. Mon–Fri 9.30–12, 2.30–5 KENT t 01424 213461 [email protected] LILFORD GALLERY www.claudetteleetart.com m 3 Palace Street, Canterbury, Kent CT1 2DY Mon–Sat 9.30–5, Sun 11–4 t 01227 639086 THE GALLERY AT HASTINGS ARTS FORUM [email protected] j 36 Marina, St Leonards on Sea, E Sussex TN38 0BU www.lilfordgallery.com Wendy Smith: Paintings. Jul 12–24. Current paintings LILFORD GALLERY dealing with the physicality of place, events and memory. 76 Castle Street, Canterbury CT1 2QD Eliza Johns (Jane Jenkins): Paintings. Jul 12–24. Mon–Sat 9.30–5 Four States Four Minds. Until Jul 11. Four artists took a t 01227 766616 journey of 2,500 miles through four states in the USA. [email protected] 1066 Mono Photographic Group: Black and White www.lilfordframing.com photographs. Jul 26–Aug 7. Mark Glassman: Abstract Paintings. Jul 26–Aug 7. Tue–Sun 11–5 LINDEN HALL STUDIO t 01424 201636 n 32 St George’s Road, Deal, Kent CT14 6BA [email protected] Pamela Lloyd-Jones: Diverse Stories. Jul 3–31. www.hastingsartsforum.co.uk Paintings and drawings. Wed–Sun 11–4 or by appt t 01304 360411 HASTINGS MUSEUM & ART GALLERY [email protected] k Johns Place, Bohemia Road, Hastings, TN34 1ET t @Studio–Linden t 01424 451052 f Linden-Hall-Studio www.hmag.org.uk www.lindenhallstudio.co.uk

THUMB Chris Bushe has become a facility and passionate nail keenly sought after figure on the determination, he has Scottish art scene with frequent successfully developed his exhibitions at prestigious technique to render both the galleries such as the OpenEye permanent and transient nature Gallery. His latest,‘Wild Shores’, of his enthralling subject. Equally focuses on the coastlines of the practised in watercolour and oil Scottish Western Isles, a subject painting, he captures both the that fascinates him, especially atmospheric effects of the the constant changing maritime climatic changes, and interaction of sea and land. renders the indomitable In his latest works, with a geological structures of the Chris Bushe ‘Raised Beach, Cladach Fionn’ combination of superb painterly spectacular land. Bill Hare 34 GALLERIES JULY 2016 MAP 14 ENGLAND EAST ANGLIA ESSEX

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A 6 wood. WOBURN 0 HENLEY-ON-THAMESHENLEY-ONHOHEHYHSEN LEYEYOY-N-ON-THAMES -THAMES AAMS 0 LETC Selected Artists. From Jul 12. Beedfordsoord shire Mon–Fri 10–5, Sat 10–2 or by appt ART ST WA ITE H H R R WH LINSLADE t 0118 984 5893 E G R LUTON A 8 [email protected] a A A D 1 A V 4 6 I 5 @modernartists N E A M t R 1 G Modern-Artists-Gallery OA Hertfrtfordsor d f R AYLESBURY www.modernartistsgallery.com WATERPERRY A41 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD Buckikinghanghamshireha ST A GREAT MISSENDEN OXFORD 25 BERKSHIRE THAME M M AMERSHAM 4 BA THE CONTEMPORARY FINE ART GALLERY ETON 4 0 3 Oxfordshiree RICKMANSWOR

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OXFORDSHIRE STANLEY SPENCER GALLERY BOHUN GALLERY d High Street, Cookham, Berks SL6 9SJ a 15 Reading Road, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire Stanley Spencer: Visionary Painter of the Natural World. RG9 1AB Until Oct 31. Artists & Music. Until Aug 13. *ad Glorious depictions of the natural world, exploring Maggi Hambling, John Piper, Mary Fedden, Terry Frost, Spencer’s consummate skill in a series of exquisitely Julian Trevelyan, Wilhelmina Barns-Graham and specially executed flower paintings, garden vistas and commissioned work by gallery artists. landscapes. Sculpture in the garden by John Brown. Gallery closed Figurative and spiritual scenes amongst these wonderful Jun 29–Jul 3. paintings movingly remind us of the visionary element Tue–Sat 10–5, clo 1.15–2.15 pervading all of Spencer’s work. t 01491 576228 Mar 24–Nov 1 daily 10.30–5.30 [email protected] Nov 1–Mar 20 Thu–Sun 11–4.30 t @bohungallery t 01628 471885 (info & group bookings) f BohunGallery www.stanleyspencer.org.uk www.bohungallery.co.uk

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T N C O contemporary trompe l’oeil painting. R RT H C N R R The British Landscape: a mixed exhibition. Jul 14–Aug 2. O D O HighgateH R U Mon–Sat 10–6, Sun 12.30–6 T LANE O H AD A C D E d R R H R E T C N H t 020 7435 6660 Y N S H I H S L E D P e IG L L E R M H W Y [email protected] H G O A A R C T A NE A E O A N H HAMPSTEAD Y D L I D H A www.cattogallery.co.uk OO F HEATH IG D LEW H K F c S T IN H C A HIGHGATE CONTEMPORARY ART V H E L R Archway d E S 26 Highgate High Street, London N6 5JG Y T D E O A S R V C Summer Exhibition. Jul 6–Sep 10. O NE O g A K Belsize Park Kentish Town MILL LA R U A ’S a A feast for the eyes! Beautiful contemporary work by D N D R N A N H CE OF WALES RD Finchley Rd f PRIN W O O gallery regulars and new artists. Featuring work by H J O R Z Chalk Farm T I T N Sam Lock, Michael Alford, Matthew Phelps, G I Swiss Cottage F H E H AD S D RO I AIDE RD Dion Salvador-Lloyd, David Parfitt RI and many more. L C T R DE K M D A A R N R A D R A A M

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T D R E LOTS ROAD AUCTIONS D f 71–73 Lots Road, London SW10 0RN D Auctioneers & Valuers. ELL ROA D A CROME W R A South Kensington R Auctions: Modern & Contemporary Furnishings, R W Earl's L Gloucester Rd N Court 'S O Antique Furniture, Carpets, Pictures, Objets d’Art, IC C T O P S Lighting and Mirrors. K U M R AD O R T RO ON D a R Sales every Sunday from 1. O R PT R B D M A A O Y CALE S Viewing: Wed 6–8, Thur 10–6, Fri/Sat 10–4, Sun from 10 D BR H T d O O D N t 020 7376 6800 OL R L E L G O D Y D W N L [email protected] C D L O S B S I E West Brompton F F O C G www.lotsroad.com F D A D H IN I E U N R A U KO G F D O R A B D R P O N A C K R L O S M R H A K T E R S Y H LA W S PIERS FEETHAM GALLERY L N T T S O bG K U T T O g U F N 475 FulhamRoad, London SW6 1HL S G T Drawn to the Line: Contemporary and Modern British H h A HO g RT R B Drawings. Jul 13–Aug 5. *ad Fulham Broadway EN S O A IA A Elisabeth Vellacott, Paul Rumsey, Caroline McAdam Clark, RD D T FULHAM ROAD T E Tricia Gilman, Alex Ramsay, Victoria Achache, D R A L S William Packer, Virginia Powell, Jane Rye, Wendy Winfield, O D O T c E R S R S A Laetitia Yhap. S R T G D O IN e L B tube Fulham Broadway, buses 14, 414, 211 K R I f D Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–1 G rsons Green W E t 020 7381 3031 S E www.piersfeethamgallery.com CHRISTIE’S SOUTH KENSINGTON a 85 Old Brompton Rd, London SW7 3LD TANYA BAXTER CONTEMPORARY www.christies.com h 436 Kings Road, Chelsea, London SW10 0LJ Mixed Exhibition including works by M.F. Husain, CRICKET FINE ART S.H. Raza, F.N. Souza, Ling Jian, Zeng Chuanxing, b 2 Park Walk, London SW10 0AD Banksy, Pip Todd Warmoth and Sacha Jafri. Out of Cornwall Past and Present. Until Jul 23. by appt This exhibition features artists including Terry Frost, t 020 7351 1367 m 07961 360407 Fred Yates, Nicola Hicks, Mary Stork, David Pearce and [email protected] Dooze Storey. www.tanyabaxtercontemporary.com Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5 t 020 7352 2733 m 07778 568367 [email protected] t @cricketfineart f CricketFineArt www.cricketfineart.co.uk

GAGLIARDI GALLERY c 509 Kings Road, Chelsea, London SW10 0TX Situated for more than 35 years in the heart of Chelsea. You can find anything from Italian and French new impressionist landscapes to hyper-realist figurative paintings. Extensive website. Mon–Sat 10–7, Sun 11–5 t 020 7352 3663 www.gagliardi.org

GALLERY 286 d 286 Earls Court Road, London SW5 9AS Melissa Kime: Paintings. Jul 12–31. Remarkable imaginative narrative paintings from a recent graduate of the Royal College of Art. Definitely one for collectors to watch. Email or call for a PV invitation. Wed 12–6 & by appt t 07747 807576 [email protected] f JonathanRoss’sGallery286 www.gallery286.com

THE HEATHERLEY SCHOOL OF FINE ART e 75 Lots Road, London SW10 0RN End of Year Show. Jul 12–16. The Heatherley Annual Summer Exhibition. Work from Years One and Two, Portrait Diploma and Sculpture Diploma. PV Jul 12, 6.30–8.30. daily 10–4 t 020 7351 4190 [email protected] t @HeatherleyArt f thomas.heatherley www.heatherleys.org 40 GALLERIES JULY 2016 MAP 20 LONDON KNIGHTSBRIDGE & BELGRAVIA

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CRANE KALMAN b 178 BromptonRoad, LondonSW3 1HQ 12 STAR GALLERY Masterpiece Art Fair. Until Jul 6. f Europe House, 32 Smith Square, London SW1P 3EU Ellie Davies: Into the Woods. Jul 21–Aug 20. Laco Struhár: Magical Slovakia. Jul 8–15. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat by appt Photographer Laco Struhár’s images of his home country. t 020 7584 7566 Kathy Prendergast: Atlas –A Reverie. Jul 20–Sep9. [email protected] Irish artist Kathy Prendergast uses the AA Road Atlas of www.cranekalman.com Europe as a basis to explore the notion of migration and settlement. Mon–Fri 10–6 LONG & RYLE t 020 7973 1992 c 4 JohnIslip Street, LondonSW1P 4PX www.europa.eu/!QY43Qk Beauty is the Garden. Until Sep 2. Group show of garden themed work by selected artists. Tue–Fri 10–5.30, Sat by appt over summer VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM t 020 7834 1434 g Cromwell Road, London SW7 2RL [email protected] Engineering the World: Ove Arup and the Philosophy of t @longandryle Total Design. Until Nov 6. f Long&RyleGallery Botticelli Reimagined. Until Jul 3. www.longandryle.com Exploring the enduring impact of the Florentine painter Sandro Botticelli (1445–1510) from the Pre-Raphaelites to today. OSBORNE STUDIO GALLERY Paul Strand: Photography and Film for the 20th Century. d 2 Motcomb Street, London SW1X 8JU Until Jul 3. Mixed Summer Show of gallery artists. Through July. A major retrospective of American photographer and film Mon–Fri 10–5.30, Sat 11–5 maker Strand. t 020 7235 9667 daily 10–5.45, & 10–10 every Fri [email protected] free admn, charges apply for some exhibitions www.osg.uk.com t 020 7942 2000 t @V–and–A f victoriaandalbertmuseum TATE BRITAIN www.vam.ac.uk e Millbank, London SW1P 4RG Pablo Bronstein: Historical Dances in an Antique Setting. Until Oct 9. The Tate Britain Commission 2016. The latest in a series of celebrated British artists to create a site-specific work in response to the imposing Duveen galleries which sit at the heart of Tate Britain. Painting with Light: Art and Photography from the Pre- Raphaelites to the Modern Age. Until Sep 25. Conceptual Art in Britain: 1964–1979. Until Aug 29. Showing how conceptual artists in Britain transformed the

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ABBOTT AND HOLDER final year degree exhibition. a30 Museum Street, London WC1A 1LH Mon–Fri 9–6 opp British Museum t 020 7636 7478 Watercolours, drawings, oils and prints appear on our [email protected] website on the 1st Wednesday ofevery month. t @ConingsbyG Our Conservator offers free advice and quotes for the f The-Coningsby-Gallery conservation of works on paper. www.debutart.com t 020 7637 3981 www.coningsbygallery.com [email protected] www.abbottandholder.co.uk ENITHARMON EDITIONS f10 Bury Place, Bloomsbury, WC1A 2JL AUSTIN/DESMOND FINE ART Original works from Peter Blake, Michael Craig-Martin, bPied Bull Yard, 68/69 Great Russell Street, London Jim Dine, Gilbert & George, David Hockney, WC1B 3BN Duane Michals, Victor Pasmore and Paula Rego. Specialising in Modern British, International and Artists’ Books, Original Prints, Poetry, Literary Editions. Contemporary art. see website for opening times Mon–Fri 10.30–5.30 t 020 7430 0844 Sat during exhibitions 11–2.30 www.enitharmon.co.uk t 020 7242 4443 [email protected] www.austindesmond.com THE FRAMERS GALLERY g36 Windmill Street, London W1T 2JT www.theframersgallery.co.uk CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS CENTRE c63 Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3BF GALLERY DIFFERENT Form, Tone, Texture. Jul 7–30. h14 Percy Street, Fitzrovia, London W1T 1DR Matthew Chambers, James and Different Again. Until Jul 23. Kate Scott. Painting, Sculpture Drawings and Prints by Gallery Artists. Three ceramic artists, three unique insights into beautiful Tue–Fri 10.30–6, Thu 10.30–8, Sat 11–5 forms, incredible tones and fascinating textures. t 020 7637 3775 The only gallery in London specialising exclusively in [email protected] British studio pottery. @G–Different Mon–Sat 10.30–6 t f galleryDifferent t 020 7242 9644 www.gallerydifferent.co.uk [email protected] www.cpaceramics.com JOSEPH FINE ART i49 New Oxford Street, London WC1A 1BL CURWEN GALLERY Specialists in original works by Andy Warhol, Bambi, d34 Windmill Street, London W1T 2JR Banksy, Damien Hirst, Keith Haring, Plastic Jesus, t 020 7323 4700 Robert Indiana, Roy Lichtenstein and other collectable www.curwengallery.co.uk artists. *ad We offer an extensive and comprehensive selection of works by these artists and more at dealer prices. DÉBUT ART & THE CONINGSBY GALLERY Our team will provide you with a knowledgeable and e30 Tottenham Street, London W1T 4RJ personalised service in a relaxed atmosphere. Patrick George. Until Jul 9. Tue–Sat 10.30–6, Sun/Mon by appt Limited edition A1 size prints ofaward winning digital t 020 7240 6799 illustrations with an animal welfare theme. [email protected] Southampton Solent University. Jul 11–16. BA Illustration www.josephfineart.co.uk JULY 2016 GALLERIES 43 MAP 22 LONDON MARYLEBONE

OCTOBER GALLERY PARK j24 Old Gloucester Street, London WC1N 3AL Eddy Kamuanga Ilunga. Until Jul 30. First UK solo exhibition for this exciting young painter from Gt Portland St Baker Street Regent's Park the Democratic Republic of Congo. Marylebone tube Holborn/Russell Square AD T O S Tue–Sat 12.30–5.30, free admn NE R O H EB P L G t 020 7242 7367 Y I AR O M H

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U D O A N E VE L b A R R C R M EW REBECCA HOSSACK ART GALLERY O N T L P U P A S L k2a Conway Street, Fitzrovia, London W1T 6BA L A C T C A Songlines: Aboriginal masterworks from Fitzroy Crossing, E R E C S c E Western Australia. E T T E GE S T Summertime: A mixed exhibition including Phil Shaw’s EOR E T E S G MOR London underground series, Laura Jordan’s cityscapes R WIG and Anastasia Lennon’s new paintings. P L RD Art Market Hamptons, NY. Jul 7–10. A OXFO T C UR S T t 020 7436 4899 O E E EYM TRE REBECCA HOSSACK ART GALLERY AT CHARLOTTE S RD S OXFO Bond Street STREET Marble Arch 28 Charlotte Street, London W1T 2NA Mervyn Street and Jukuna Mona Chuguna. HAY HILL GALLERY Our Aboriginal season, featuring paintings from Fitzroy c35 Baker Street, London W1U 8EN Crossing’s Mervyn Street and the late Jukuna Mona Ala Bashir: Agony Of Memory. Until Jul 23. Chuguna. Exhibition of paintings alongside the collection of paintings Mon–Sat 10–6 and sculptures by the gallery artists. t 020 7255 2828 Contemporary and modern paintings and sculptures, old [email protected] masters. www.rebeccahossack.com tube Baker Street, Bond Street, Marble Arch Mon–Fri 10.30–6, Sat 11–5, clo Sun/BHols STORE STREET GALLERY t 020 7935 5315 l32 Store Street, London WC1E 7BS [email protected] www.storestreetgallery.com www.hayhill.com

WOOLFF GALLERY THOMPSON’S GALLERY LONDON m89 Charlotte Street, London W1T 4PU d15 New Cavendish Street, London W1G 9UB Mon–Fri 10.30–6, Sat 11–5 Kovi Konowiecki. Jul 1–31. t 020 7631 0551 In a popup project on the lower level of our New [email protected] Cavendish Gallery, enter ‘new views’ with T2. Featuring the www.woolffgallery.co.uk photographs of young Los Angeles artist Kovi Konowiecki, T2 launches on Jul 1, 5pm. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10.30–5.30 t 020 7935 3595 [email protected] MARYLEBONE t @thompsonsGall f ThompsonsGalleries www.thompsonsgallery.co.uk

A&D GALLERY a51 Chiltern St, London W1U 6LY West Cornwall Perspectives. Jul 12–Aug 6. *ad Eleven and a Half presents an exhibition of recent paintings, sculpture and ceramics by some of Cornwall’s best known contemporary artists including Ben Catt, John Piper, Michael Praed and Terry Whybrow. Mon–Fri 10.30–7, Sat 10.30–6 t 020 7486 0534 t @AandDgallery f AandDgallery www.elevenandahalf.com www.aanddgallery.com

GRAHAM HUNTER GALLERY b81 Baker Street, London W1U 6RQ Sarah Ollerenshaw: Paintings. Until Aug 14. Mon–Fri 9.30–6, Sat 10–5, Sun 11–4 t 020 7935 7794 [email protected] Keymi www.grahamhuntergallery.co.uk ‘Lou’ Professional onsite framing service. Urbane Art Gallery www.creativepictureframing.co.uk (see listing on map 3) 44 GALLERIES JULY 2016 MAP 23 LONDON NEW BOND STREET

D E gallery artists Maria Filopoulou, Monroe Hodder, Bond Street R E IN OV R G John Illsley, Fletcher Sibthorp, Henri Matisse, ET h ST N AR TREB S i A T M S I . H G , sculpture by Ian Thomson. RD D N M C U N O A D L Mon–Fri 10.30–6, wkend by appt E T K R K O a S m Y E T I N E A N N T d N Q S R A SE S V S A R G t 020 7495 1010 S OU U B HH I T E S X EIG E E L T W S Y W T O [email protected] R T S D G S ET G T E E A D T TR V E E E R www.belgraviagallery.com E S E B A b O E E S R T K Y M c N O R R OO T S R T R M O G B R K'S N S T O W E E RO B D T NO S I S SVE R E f j T U BONHAMS RO T ET S T TRE D S R S T N A d101 New Bond Street, London W1S 1SR OR R V E EN O I SV E C L RO T E Auctions and viewing held daily of paintings, E C G S E T N L l S R AR A DO P T D waterolours and prints, English, European, Oriental U R R R O SQ U N T OC L O O S FF W O B T I O ceramics, etc. U N CL M g S R O A R EY B T K Free verbal valuations given. P EL U P L K R S N N 2 T TO R B 6 G Mon–Fri 8.30–5, Sun (viewing only) 2–5

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THUMB With his first solo show at the more recent public. It is nail Piccadilly Gallery in 1954, aged something to do with the quiet just 22, and a first retrospective and delicate reticence of the at Coventry Art Gallery five years painstaking egg-tempera still later, David Tindle was seen as lifes and interiors that followed something of a rising artistic star his explosive start as a realist of his generation. Yet, for all the painter, but none the worse for solid teaching career that that, with the powerful sense of followed – Hornsey and RCA – Renaissance calm and and membership of the RA in the contemplation, they convey a early 70s, Tindle’s name has reflection of his passion for Italy remained comparatively (and where he now lives and works. David Tindle ‘Eve, Eclipse’ puzzlingly) unknown to a wide, (Redfern) NU JULY 2016 GALLERIES 45

JEROME ZODO GALLERY Henry Moore and Keith Vaughan. i25–26 Dering Street, London W1S 1AT Specialising in Modern British painting and sculpture, Specialising in Post–War and Contemporary Art, with particular expertise in Henry Moore and featuring works by Arman, Alighiero Boetti, Lynn Chadwick. Agostino Bonalumi, Alberto Burri, Enrico Castellani, The gallery is the leading international dealer in the Chamberlain, Damien Hirst, Lucio Fontana, Yayoi Kusama, Grosvenor School linocuts. Turi Simeti and many other master artists. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–2 For current exhibitions please contact the gallery. t 020 7493 7939 Mon–Sat 10–6 [email protected] t 020 7629 8154 www.osbornesamuel.com [email protected] www.jerome-zodo.com SOTHEBY’S l34–35 New Bond Street, London W1A 2AA OPERA GALLERY LONDON Auctions held daily. j134 New Bond Street, London W1S 2TF Islamic, Oriental and European works of art, paintings, Opera Gallery exhibits and sells masterpieces of drawings, watercolours, prints, books, manuscripts, Modern Art by the likes of Picasso, Miró, Buffet and furniture, silver, musical instruments, photographs, icons, Chagall; along with Contemporary established and tribal art. upcoming artists such as Kusama, Yue Minjun, Free advice and valuations given on the premises. David Mach, Gérard Rancinan, Lita Cabellut and Mon–Fri 9–4.30 Joe Black. t 020 7293 5000 Monthly exhibitions of both Masters and Contemporary art throughout the year. Mon–Sat 10–7, Sun 12–5 TRINITY HOUSE PAINTINGS t 020 7491 2999 m50 Maddox Street, W1S 1AY [email protected] Andrew Lansley. Jul 14–Aug 27. www.operagallery.com Trinity House presents a contemporary exhibition of works by Andrew Lansley, a British artist who is known for exe- cuting his works in the highly traditional mediums of egg OSBORNE SAMUEL tempera and watercolour. k23a Bruton Street, London W1J 6QG Mon–Sat 10–6 Modern British Art. Until Jul 30. Highlights include t 0207 499 8958 works by Kenneth Armitage, Lynn Chadwick, [email protected] John Craxton, Ben Nicholson, Bernard Meadows, www.trinityhousepaintings.com

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specialists for: andy warhol bambi bansky damien hirst keith haring plastic jesus robert indiana roy lichtenstein 46 GALLERIES JULY 2016 MAP 24 LONDON CORK STREET L R C R E E ESKENAZI O L T I R G c10 Clifford Street, London W1S 2LJ R S N DO O E Specialists in Chinese works of art. c R K G Mon–Fri 9.30–5.30 FO L S W N F SD A T t 020 7493 5464 LI O T C T B V [email protected] C N R U IL www.eskenazi.co.uk O E R E S R EL T FLOWERS N K TIN R G O DN d21 Cork Street, London W1S 3LZ E e S G Artist of the Day. Until Jul 1. W O T W T O N Now in its 23rd edition, prominent figures in L R TO D b N G contemporary art select their choice of British and B E d IN International artists to show in a series of one-day O B E SL A R T VI exhibitions. L N O T BfU DNS Peter Howson: A Survey of Prints. Jul 6–Aug 6. B D h N a G tube Oxford Circus, Green Park E D ON M S T ROYAL Mon–Sat 10–6 G t 020 7439 7766 A T S IN A RT L ACADEMY [email protected] D R B L BU R g t @flowersgallery O B L U E ER www.flowersgallery.com V E O L EI E M S L TN R T D G MAYOR GALLERY ALLA BULYANSKAYA GALLERY d21 Cork Street, First Floor, London W1S 3LZ ?Presents original art works –Paintings, Graphics and LiHuasheng: The Meditation Room. Until Jul 28. Sculpture by ’s most highly esteemed artists. Mon–Fri 10–5.30 viewing by appt only m 07915 383073, 07412 919808 t 020 7734 3558 [email protected] [email protected] www.allabulgallery.com t @MayorGallery. www.mayorgallery.com BROWSE & DARBY a19 Cork Street, London W1S 3LP MESSUM’S British and French Paintings, Drawings, Sculpture and e28 Cork Street, London W1S 3NG Ceramics. Until Jul 15. Including work by Degas, Morisot, Antony Williams. Until Jul 15. Brianchon, Sickert, Augustus and Gwen John, Frink, New works by one of Britain’s most accomplished Eardley, Aitchison and Freud, with a selection of portraitists, and a master of tempera painting. contemporary ceramics by William Plumptre. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–5 Mon–Fri 10–5.30, Sat 11–2 during exhibitions t 020 7437 5545 t 020 7734 7984 [email protected] [email protected] t @Messums t @BrowseandDarby f Messums www.browseanddarby.co.uk www.messums.com

DADIANI FINE ART REDFERN GALLERY b30 Cork street, London W1S 3NG f20 Cork Street, London W1S 3HL Michael Sandle: Prints and Drawings. Until Jul 15. David Tindle. Recent works. Until Jul 9. *ad An exhibition of new and existing works by British artist Mon–Fri 11–5.30, Sat 11-2 Michael Sandle. t 020 7734 1732 Mon–Fri 11–6, Sat 11–3.30 [email protected] t 020 7287 3717 www.redfern-gallery.com [email protected] t @dadianifineart f dadianifineart ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS www.dadianifineart.com gBurlington House, Piccadilly, London W1 Summer Exhibition. Until Aug 21. Bill Jacklin RA: The Graphic Work 1961–2016. Alex Lowery ‘Portland 114’ 2016 Until Aug 28. oil on canvas daily 10–6, Fri until 10 Sladers Yard t 020 7300 8000 (see listing on map 9 and West Country focus page 22) www.royalacademy.org.uk

WADDINGTON CUSTOT GALLERIES h11 Cork Street, London W1S 3LT Vibration of Space: Heron, De Staël, Hartung, Soulages. Until Jul 9. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–1.30 t 020 7851 2200 [email protected] www.waddingtoncustot.com JULY 2016 GALLERIES 47 MAP 25 OLD BOND STREET E N W IN BROWN’S ART TOURS TO L b F B UR Brown’s Hotel, 33 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4BP RA A O B Mayfair Art Tour. On Jul 1. G L N B Guided tour ofgalleries, curated walk, art themed lunch in U ROYAL B D R HIX Mayfair. £60 per head, booking required. E S c L ACADEMY Future dates include Jul 2 & 3, Sep 17, Oct 9, Nov 5. T IN D M G t 020 7493 6020 AL O b A Y O T [email protected] Y RO DE O A V R A L H L RC N www.roccofortehotels.com/hotels-and-resorts/browns- IL E L A D H ST A hotel/events B R E D B R E OR O C R F N A AF S D RICHARD NAGY LTD K ST D E c22 Old Bond Street, London W1S 4PY E T S L S R T Classic Modernism, German Expressionism, E T E Viennese Secession including works by Egon Schiele Y R d E and Gustav Klimt, and their contemporaries. T by appt S E a T E LY t 020 7262 6400 R T IL [email protected] E D www.richardnagy.com E A T C T IC WATERHOUSE & DODD O P d47 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4JW GPk Peter Lowe: solo exhibition. Until Jul 16. ALBEMARLE GALLERY Renowned constructionist artist, who studied under a49 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4JR Kenneth and Mary Martin. Yin Xin: After Old Masters – another perspective. Until Jul 16. Lowe was a key member ofthe influentialSystems Carlos Mendoza: New Works. Until Jul 2. Group; both the Tate Britain and the Arts Council hold Najmi Sura: Remembrance ofThings Past. Jul 7–16. his work. Kelvin Okafor: Interludes. Jul 21–30. Mon–Fri 9.30–6, Sat 11–4 Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–4 t 020 7734 7800 m 07786 740906 t 020 7499 1616 [email protected] [email protected] t @waterhousedodd t @albgallery f albemarlegallery f waterhousedodd www.albemarlegallery.com www.waterhousedodd.com

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ILLUSTRATIONCUPBOARD GALLERY f22 Bury Street, St James’s, London SW1Y 6AL A unique art gallery representing the most Y P L R A I N distinguished contemporary bookillustrators from L R I C C D A E A D 'S around the world. C E CP I I Mon–Fri 9.30–6, Sat 11–5 C PA C R A b T C D E t 020 7976 1727 A I L E D L Y R E T [email protected] N S k MY www.illustrationcupboard.com ER D MASON'S J U YARD K E S MARTYN GREGORY GALLERY f B S T g35 Bury Street, St James’s, London SW1Y 6AU U ET T d e RE R J R ST Early English Watercolours, British Paintings; A Y E j E also leading specialist in China Trade Paintings and S M ER T l YD T pictures relating to the Far East. PL E R R h RK E Mon–Fri 10–6, Sats May 7 & 14 11–4 PA S E ' T t 020 7839 3731 a S T c EE g TR [email protected] S G S www.martyngregory.com i T KIN R PL S'S E ME JA L PAISNEL GALLERY ST E AL T M h9 Bury Street, St James’s, London SW1Y 6AB LL 20th Century British Art, Post-War and St Ives. PA Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat & other times by appt AKTIS GALLERY t 020 7930 9293 a10-11 Park Place, London SW1A 1LP [email protected] Inter-War Paris: Works on Paper. Jul 1–31. www.paisnelgallery.co.uk An exhibition of works on paper from Inter-War Paris, for London Art Week. The exhibition includes works by Foujita, Pascin and STERN PISSARRO GALLERY Le Corbusier. i66 St James’s Street, London SW1A 1NE Tue–Sat 10–2, 3–6 Marc Chagall: Master of Colour. Until Jul 16. t 020 7629 6531 A collection of Marc Chagall oil paintings and works on [email protected] paper including 24 preliminary works for his 1960 www.aktis-gallery.co.uk Verve publication, shown in London for the first time. Specialising in works by Camille Pissaro and three generations of his descendants. BERNARD JACOBSON GALLERY Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5 b28 Duke Street, London SW1Y 6AG t 020 7629 6662 Group Show. Until Aug 26. [email protected] Featuring Larry Bell, Anthony Caro, Robyn Denny, www.pissarro.net Sam Francis, Helen Frankenthaler, Bruce McLean, Robert Motherwell, Richard Smith, Frank Stella, William Tillyer, Marc Vaux. STOPPENBACH & DELESTRE Ltd tube Green Park, Piccadilly j17 Ryder Street, St James’s, London SW1Y 6PY Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–2 Specialists in French 19th and early 20th century t 020 7734 3431 paintings and drawings. [email protected] Works on view by Boudin, Daubigny, Dufy, Loiseau and t @JacobsonGallery Pissarro amongst others. f BernardJacobsonGallery We participate at TEFAF and Master Drawings. www.jacobsongallery.com Mon–Fri 10–5.30, Sat by appt t 020 7930 9304 [email protected] CHRISTIE’S www.artfrancais.com c8 King Street, St James’s, London SW1Y 6QT Fine Art Auctioneers. please call for viewing times WHITE CUBE t 020 7839 9060 k25-26 Mason’s Yard, St James’s, London SW1Y 6BU t 020 7930 5373 www.whitecube.com GALLERY 8 d8 Duke Street St James’s, London SW1Y 6BN www.8dukestreet.co.uk WHITFORD FINE ART l6 Duke Street, St James’s, London SW1Y 6BN GROSVENOR GALLERY Twentieth Century British and European Paintings e32 St James’s Street, London SW1A 1HD and Sculpture including Post War Abstraction, Pop Art, William Dalrymple: The Writer’s Eye. Photographs. French and Modernism. Until Jul 22. Aboriginal Art. Curated by Siddharth Dhanvant Shanghvi for Sunaparanta – Mon–Fri 10–6 Goa Centre for the Arts Dattaraj and Dipti Salgaocar, t 020 7930 9332 Patrons Sunaparanta. [email protected] Mon–Fri 10–6 www.whitfordfineart.com t 020 7484 7979 [email protected] t @grosvenorart f GrosvenorGallery www.grosvenorgallery.com JULY 2016 GALLERIES 49 MAP 27 LONDON TRAFALGAR SQUARE

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THE WEST STREET GALLERY MALL GALLERIES f8 West Street, Seven Dials, Covent Garden, London bThe Mall (nr Trafalgar Square), London SW1 WC2H 9NG Hesketh Hubbard Art Society: Annual Exhibition. Regular Exhibitions: contemporary oil and watercolour Jul 25–30. paintings, sculpture, and ceramics. London’s largest life drawing society explores the Sarah Burgess, Gerald Bate, Rosemary Eversfield, continued importance of drawing from life. Works are from John Joseph, Kat Joseph. the ‘quick’ 15 minute poses, the 30 minute poses or the Mon–Fri 11–6 two hour poses. t 077 1453 5435 Mon–Fri 10–5 [email protected] t 020 7930 6844 www.west-streetgallery.co.uk [email protected] t @mallgalleries f mallgalleries www.mallgalleries.org.uk The Society of Women Artists: 155th Annual Open Exhibition. Jul 28–Aug 7. *ad Diversity is our strength and in 2016 our exhibitors have provided an eclectic range of works, including 3D, that not only entertain but provide debate. ‘Breast Cancer Now’ Charity Evening Jul 26, 6.30–8.30, invites on application. Mon–Fri 10–5 (until 3 on last day) Reproduction t 07528 477002 [email protected] www.society-women-artists.org.uk 11 July- 5 August 2016 by appt only PV 15 July 6-9 RSVP Jon Buck Peter Oloya THE NATIONAL GALLERY Uganda House cTrafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN Uganda High Commission Lilian Nabulime Painters’ Paintings. Until Sep 4. 58-59 Trafalgar Square Explore the connections between artists and the paintings London WC2N 5DX Kate Parsons they possessed. George Shaw – My Backto Nature. Until Oct 30. Contact: Kate Parsons Steve Hurst Free exhibition unveiling new art work inspired by the 07788 784648 collection. Dutch Flowers. Until Aug 29. Free exhibition exploring [email protected] 50 GALLERIES JULY 2016 MAP 28 LONDON BANKSIDE & SOUTHWARK

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must see Annual Exhibition showing work by many woodcuts and engraving. successful, established artists, and also exciting new Mon–Fri 11.30–5, Sat/Sun 10–7 talent. t 020 7928 8184 Figurative to Abstract Art – something for everyone. www.southbankprintmakers.com Mon–Sat 11–6, Jul 16 11–4. t 0207 407 3222 [email protected] TATE MODERN www.nationalsociety.org iBankside, London SE1 9TG www.meniergallery.co.uk Bhupen Khakhar: You Can’t Please All. Until Nov 6. The first posthumous survey of Khakhar’s career in the UK, bringing together work from five decades and from SKYLARK GALLERIES - Artist-Run collections around the world. g1.09 Oxo Tower Wharf, London SE1 9PH Mona Hatoum. Until Aug 21. first floor riverside The first UK survey of the work of Mona Hatoum, one of Two friendly galleries on London’s SouthBank present the most important artists of her generation. an exciting range of contemporary paintings, prints, Georgia O’Keeffe. Jul 6–Oct 30. ceramics, sculpture and photography. A major retrospective of American modernist painter Tue–Sun 11–6, free admn Georgia O’Keeffe (1887–1986), the first UK exhibition of t 020 7401 9666 her work for over 20 years. 5 Gabriel’s Wharf, SE1 9PP Sun–Thu 10–6, Fri–Sat 10–10 daily winter 12–5, summer 11–6 t 020 7887 8888 t 020 7928 4005 [email protected] [email protected] www.tate.org.uk/modern www.skylarkgalleries.com WHITE CUBE j144-152 Bermondsey Street, London SE1 3TQ SOUTHBANK PRINTMAKERS www.whitecube.com hGabriel’s Wharf, 56 Upper Ground, London SE1 9PP near the Oxo Tower Artist run Gallery: contemporary printmakers showing a wide variety of images and techniques. All work is original and limited edition. Examples of etching, lithography, silkscreen, linocuts,

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M P BIRLA MILLENNIUM ART GALLERY The Bhavan Centre, 4a Castletown Road, West Kensington London W14 9HE Contemporary 140 sq m gallery. Excellent location. Reasonable rates. No commission. t 020 7381 3086/4608 [email protected] www.bhavan.net/hire-a-facility/mp-birla-art-gallery www.bhavan.net

THE CONINGSBY GALLERY 30 Tottenham Street, London W1T 4RJ Really exceptional space in excellent West End location. 16 years experience in specialized gallery hire. t 020 7636 7478 [email protected] www.coningsbygallery.com Making the most of 54 THE GALLERY Shepherd Market, London W1J 7QX your gallery SPACE Charming gallery in pedestrianised street. t 01747 828384 / 020 7491 7322 ADVERTISING RATES See www.galleries.co.uk THE FRAMERS GALLERY or CONTACT Rosemary on Gallery for hire in central London (Fitzrovia). [email protected] or 020 8237 1180 Ideal for solo, group and pop-up shows. Unique space, great location, affordable rates, staffed, Barrington Publications no commission. *ad Riverside Studios Professional framing services. t 02075804878/ 02075800987 65 Aspenlea Road, London W6 8LH [email protected] www.theframersgallery.co.uk JULY 2016 GALLERIES 57

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ម Denotes: New/Re Entry, Site Refreshing/Change of Address Nigel O’Neill: geometric paintings These pages are reproduced on www.galleries.co.uk/artlinx www.nigeloneill-abstract-art.com Pat Castle: oils & mixed media on paper ARTISTS ONLINE www.patcastle.co.uk Alan Stark: marine & landscape art Paul Smith: sculptures - bold, semi abstract, figurative www.alanstark.com www.paulsmithsculptures.co.uk Anne Lynch: contemporary figurative paintings and prints Rachel Fenner: landscapes - trad. of British Romantic Abstraction www.annelynch.com www.rachelfenner.co.uk Antonino Trimarchi: neo-surrealist paintings Ray Wilkinson: land and seascapes www.antoninotrimarchi.com www.raywilkinson.com Becca Clegg: vibrant abstracts, semi-abstracts & landscapes Richard Wallace: properly painted pictures and pleasing prints www.becart.co.uk www.richardwallace.org Caroline Juler: writer, painter, sculptor Rosemary Clunie: a quest for the dream at the heart of life www.mamaliga.co.uk www.rosemaryclunie.com Danny Holmes-Adams: British landscape & night paintings Rosie Packer: abstract paintings of the sea, city and nature www.holmes-adams.co.uk www.rosiepacker.co.uk Dimitrios Tsouris: expressionist paintings - theme of ‘presence’ Simon Bergin www.dimitriostsouris.com www.artsb.co.uk Emiko Aida Sonja Benskin Mesher RCA, UA: multi media www.aidastudios.com www.sonja-benskin-mesher.com F.magnus-Hirshfield: sixty years in bronze and silver Tom Henderson Smith: Paintings – Cornwall, landscape, seascape www.avignonfineart.com www.hendersonsmith.co.uk Frances Broomfield: paints small, detailed, idiosyncratic work Ulla: Paintings – MY Cosmos! - female forms - dreamscapes www.francesbroomfield.co.uk www.ulla-art.com Frances Knight: plein air landscape paintings William Teather: contemporary portraits using traditional skills www.francesknight.com www.britishportraitartist.com Francis Murphy: portraits www.francismurphyart.co.uk ម Heather Gulliver: bright light oils of Africa with earlier abstracts twitter - @art_mag www.hgulliver.com Galleries twitter followers clicked to over ម Janet Tod: vibrant colourful still life 6,100 in June 2016 www.janettod.co.uk New Shows in Galleries are linked and John Barnicoat 1924-2013: 20th century British art www.johnbarnicoat.co.uk tweeted with available images around opening days Jo Tuck: portraits www.jotuck.com Press releases are tweeted when published on the Galleries website Jo Whitney: atmospheric paintings in oil, Venice, Cornwall, Nice www.jo-whitney.co.uk Artists’ websites are linked and tweeted on Joan Doerr: paintings inspired by elemental impact on environment first joining this Artist Websites page www.joandoerr.com Julian Anniss: paintings, oils, landscape & still life www.juliananniss.com www.galleries.co.uk Laurence Broderick: sculpture Since January 2010 the galleries.co.uk www.laurencebroderick.co.uk website has received over 450,000 visitors making 940,000 page views Lee Campbell: atmospheric oil paintings, landscape & metaphysical www.leecampbell.co.uk An Artist entry here on the ARTIST WEBSITES Marjana Wjasnova: symbolic, abstract, spiritual artist page in Galleries and at galleries.co.uk/artlinx/ www.wjasnova.com consistently promotes a website directly and economically Michael Alford: figurative, landscapes, cityscapes, portrait commissions www.michaelalford.co.uk £57.60 inc vat for an entry or £67.20 inc vat including a postal subscription for a year Natalia Avdeeva: views of London, oil paintings & prints www.nataliaavdeeva.co.uk T 020 8237 1180 E [email protected] Nick Andrew: contemporary landscape painting www.nickandrew.co.uk JULY 2016 GALLERIES 59 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 DAVIE Alan HOWSON Peter MITCHELL Denis SCHNEUER David Ben Uri Paisnel Gallery Flowers Paisnel Gallery Catto

ANDREWES Eliza DIX Otto HUGHES Patrick MOORE Henry SELBY William Highgate Contemporary * Richard Nagy Flowers OsborneSamuel John Davies

ANDREWS Sybil EASTON Arthur MOUNT Paul HUGHES-STANTON Blair SOLOMON Joseph OsborneSamuel Highgate Contemporary * Paisnel Gallery North House Ben Uri BAMBI MURPHY Sandy EMSLEY Paul INGAMELLS Andrew Joseph Fine Art Redfern * John Davies SOLOMON Simeon Highgate Contemporary * Ben Uri BANK Sandra EPSTEIN Sir Jacob NEWCOMB Mary JACKSON Kurt Highgate Contemporary * Ben Uri Crane Kalman * SORRELL Richard Redfern Llewellyn Alexander BANKSY EUSTACE David NEWCOMB Tessa JACKSON Philip Joseph Fine Art Highgate Contemporary * CraneKalman SUTHERLAND Graham Catto CraneKalman BARKER Clive FEILER Paul NICHOLSON Ben JONES Nicholas Whitford Fine Art * OsborneSamuel CraneKalman CraneKalman TING Walasse Paisnel Gallery Catto BENDALL Mildred Redfern * NICHOLSON Winifred Whitford Fine Art * JAY Pamela CraneKalman TOFT Sam FRANKLIN Jenny Llewellyn Alexander Catto BENNALLACK-HART Michael CraneKalman PAOLOZZI Eduardo Medici KINGSLEY John Flowers FROST Terry John Davies TOUBEIX Arnold BERTRAND Alain PICASSO Pablo Paisnel Gallery Highgate Contemporary * Catto KIRCHNER Ernst Ludwig Richard Nagy GEAR William Richard Nagy TUNNARD John BLACKADDER Elizabeth PISSARRO Lucien Whitford FineArt Paisnel Gallery Browse& Darby Ben Uri KLIMT Gustav GEAS Luce Richard Nagy BLOCH Martin PLUMB John UGLOW Euan Highgate Contemporary * Ben Uri Paisnel Gallery Browse& Darby KRAMER Jacob GERTLER Mark BOMBERG David Ben Uri POWER Cyril Edward VEZELAY Paule Ben Uri Ben Uri OsborneSamuel England & Co * KUBIN Alfred GORE Frederick BRADLEY Martin Richard Nagy PRENTICE David VOGEL Bernhard Highgate Contemporary * Paisnel Gallery John Davies Catto Gallery LOWNDES Alan CAZIEL GOWING Sir Lawrence CraneKalman PROCKTOR Patrick WARHOL Andy Whitford Fine Art * Highgate Contemporary * Redfern * Joseph Fine Art LOWRY LS GRAHAM Peter CHADWICK Lynn CraneKalman QUIRKE Michael OsborneSamuel Llewellyn Alexander Highgate Contemporary * WARREN Bob Highgate Contemporary * MAGILL Anne GROSZ George CHANDLER Colin Medici RICHARDSON Philip Medici Richard Nagy Highgate Contemporary * WILSON Douglas Highgate Contemporary * McCARTNEY Clive CHEPIK Sergei GUAITAMACCHI Bruno ROBBINS Richard Catto Catto Highgate Contemporary * Highgate Contemporary * WILSON Frank Avray McWHIRTER Ishbel Paisnel Gallery CHINNERY George HARRISON Claude ROBINSON Paul Highgate Contemporary * Whitford FineArt Martyn Gregory Highgate Contemporary * Highgate Contemporary * WOLMARK Alfred Aaron CLOUGH Prunella HENRY Sean MEIDNER Ludwig RYDER Sophie Ben Uri OsborneSamuel OsborneSamuel Ben Uri OsborneSamuel

COOK Beryl HEPBURN Alan MENINSKY Bernard SCHIELE Egon WRIGHT Lisa Portal Highgate Contemporary * Ben Uri Richard Nagy Beardsmore Gallery

COOKE Edward W. HICKS Nicola MIRO Joan SCHIERENBERG Tai-Shan YARDLEY John Martyn Gregory Flowers OsborneSamuel Flowers Llewellyn Alexander

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To find a particular artist, use the artists’ index on p.59, for a particular gallery see the dealer index on p.62

ABORIGINAL ART Catto Gallery Goldmark Gallery: & 20th C. jewellery Aboriginal Art in the UK Thompson’s Gallery Greenall o’Dell Studio Surrey Guildof Craftsmen: craft, Rebecca Hossack Hamiltons Gallery design, traditional applied arts October Gallery: also African CERAMICS & POTTERY Hay Hill Gallery: & modern Sutton Gallery WhitfordFine Art Stour Gallery Heatherley School of Art: end of Tanya Baxter Contemporary contemporary year show Tavistock Town Hall: Drawn to the ABSTRACT Beaux Arts Highgate Contemporary: Valley presents artists of Tamar Paisnel Gallery Contemporary Ceramics British/European Thackeray Gallery October Gallery: also Aboriginal & Highgate Gallery Thelma Hulbert Gallery contemporary Thompson’s Contemporary CHINESE ART HybridGallery: country life WhitfordFine Art Town Mill Galleries contemporary The Infinite Gallery: Rosemary Clunie contemporary Tregony Gallery: emerging & Rebecca Hossack Jerome Zodo Gallery: & post-war Flowers Joseph Fine Art: & 20th C. established artists Thompson’s Gallery Juno Design Gallery: painting, 12 Star Gallery: European CLASSIC MODERNISM textiles, cards, LEPs Twenty Twenty: art & applied arts RichardNagy Ltd AFRICAN ART Kestle Barton TZB Southbourne Gallery October Gallery: also Aboriginal & King’s Lynn Arts Centre Ucheldre Centre contemporary CONTEMPORARY La Galleria Pall Mall: Cynthia Corbett Uganda House: African & Western Rebecca Hossack Advanced Graphics London summer exhibition Urbane Art Gallery contemporary Artichoke: painting, sculpture & Landmark Arts Centre Walton andBovill Fine Art: also Contemporary F.A. Gallery (Eton): ceramics Lane House Arts Modern British finest Shona sculpture Art Jericho Leamington Spa Art Gallery/Museum Waterhouse & Dodd The Art Room Ledgerwood-Walker Newlyn Studio: Water Street Gallery ArtUK.com ANCIENT CHINESE & ORIENTAL Andrew Walker works on paper The West Street Gallery Artwave West Eskenazi Ltd Lemon Street Gallery WhitfordFine Art: British Arusha Gallery Lime Tree Gallery: fine art glass Modernism, British/Continental Austin/Desmond: & modern British ARCHITECTURAL Linden Hall Studio: sculpture, glass, Whitley Art Gallery Bankside Gallery: Sally McLaren Architectural Heritage: 20th C. & printmaking, paintings, drawings Will’s Art Warehouse landscapes contemporary also period architectural Lucy Bell Fine Art: animal portraits Woodbine Contemporary: paintings elements, period garden statuary, fine Barbican Art Gallery Lyon & Turnbull: auctions drawings, prints & sculpture reproduction garden ornaments, Bath Contemporary Mall Galleries: Society of Women bespoke stone fireplaces Beardsmore: painting& sculpture Artists 155th annual open CORNISH Gallery 19: British & Continental Belgravia Gallery Marine House at Beer contemporary BernardJacobson Gallery: British & Mayor Gallery A&D Gallery: Eleven and a Half ART BRUT/OUTSIDER ART American art, also modern presents West Cornwall Perspectives Menier: National Society of Painters Gagliardi Big Sky Fine Art: & modern British Circle Contemporary & Sculptors, figurative to abstract Cadogan Contemporary Jackson Foundation: Kurt Jackson MillyardGallery ART FAIRS/EVENTS/FESTIVALS Campden Gallery Ledgerwood-Walker Newlyn Studio: Modern Artists Gallery Pittenweem Festival CGP London Andrew Walker works on paper MoMA Machynlleth Chappel Galleries: Glyn Morgan The New Gallery Portscatho New Craftsman Gallery ART NOUVEAU & DECO Chichester Cathedral: Pratt Contemp- Newlyn Art Gallery + The Exchange: Number 1 Harrogate Talisman Fine Art orary Art presents Ana Maria Pacheco Imran Qureshi October Gallery: & African & Victor Arwas Gallery: fine decorative Circle Contemporary Penwith Gallery: Cornwall artists – art, nouveau & deco C L Art: Claudette Leet abstract, Aboriginal abstract & figurative expressionist OldChapel Gallery: British art & Petronilla Silver Contemporary: fine ASIAN Contemporary Fine Art (Eton): crafts & applied art October Gallery: contemporary & major Scottish, also African art Open Eye Gallery Porthminster Gallery: modern St African Cricket Fine Art Osborne Studio Gallery Ives & British art Curwen Gallery: British Padstow Studio Thompson’s Gallery AUCTIONEERS Cynthia Corbett Palm Tree Gallery Yew Tree Gallery Bonhams; Christie’s; Lots Road; Dadiani Fine Art Pangolin London Sotheby’s Dovecot Gallery Panter & Hall CRAFTS Eagle Gallery, EC1 Peter Hill Fine Art: painting Petworth House andPark: The AUSTRALIAN ART Enitharmon Editions Piers Feetham: paintings, ceramics, Embroiderers’ Guild Rebecca Hossack Début Art & The Coningsby Gallery: sculpture contemporary mixed shows Portal Gallery: figurative Open Eye Gallery BOTANICAL & WILDLIFE Ffin y Parc Gallery Porthminster Gallery: modern St Flowers Fidra Fine Art: Scottish Ives & British art DRAWINGS Flowers PrintsGB.com: prints contemporary BRITISH & EUROPEAN Fountain Gallery: mixed shows Rainyday Piers Feetham: paintings, ceramics, Compton Verney: diverse Fruitmarket Gallery Rebecca Hossack sculpture John Green Fine Art The Gallery at 41: Dorset artists Rowley Gallery: watercolours Messum’s Fine Art: paintings, Gallery Different: British & Royal Albert Memorial Mus/Art Gall EASTERN EUROPEAN drawings, sculpture international The Russell Gallery: figurative contemporary Stern Pissarro: works by Camille The Gallery at Hastings Arts Forum The Scottish Gallery Posk Gallery Pissarro & 3 generations of his Gallery JKL: French art Scottish Nat. Gallery Modern Art descendants plus impressionist, post- Gallery Ten: applied arts & studio Skylark Galleries EMERGING ARTISTS impressionist & modern masters glass Sladers Yard Albemarle Gallery: figurative WhitfordFine Art: modernist Gallery 286 St Ives Society of Artists Annely Juda: & Russian contemporary The Garden Gallery: Charlotte Mayer Store Street: British & European constructivism, exhibitions, Candida Stevens Fine Art focus as part of Summer Exhibition Stour Gallery: European glass & ceramics & fine art JULY 2016 GALLERIES 61

Cadogan Contemporary: English MINIATURES POLISH Laurel Gallery: art, crafts & gifts landscape & post impressionism Llewellyn Alexander: 20th C. contemporary TheLost Gallery Gimpel Fils: painting & sculpture Posk Gallery Roger Billcliffe MODERN BRITISH Thompson’s Gallery FIGURATIVE Abbott & Holder PORTRAITURE contemporary Abbot Hall Art Gallery: 18th, 19th C. Mall Galleries SCULPTURE Flowers also contemporary Scottish National Portrait Gallery Gallery Pangolin: bronze sculpture Llewellyn Alexander: monthly shows Anthony Hepworth: & post-war Thompson’s Gallery & sculptors’ drawings Piers Feetham: paintings, ceramics & Art Stable: 20th C. paintings, prints Mall Galleries sculpture Austin/Desmond: & contemporary POST IMPRESSIONIST Tom Merrifield Gallery: also Portal Painters Beaux Arts: & contemporary Whitford FineArt: French paintings & prints Thompson’s Gallery Belgrave St Ives: 20th C. paintings, Paisnel Gallery prints PRIMITIVE contemporary CambridgeBook & Print Gallery: fine FOLK ART Rebecca Hossack Contemporary Fine Art (Eton): drawings, original prints, ceramics Rebecca Hossack largest selection of Shona in the UK Catto Gallery PRINTS Flowers CraneKalman: & contemporary FRENCH Advanced Graphics London 35 North Contemporary Fine Art Flowers: & contemporary Hanina FineArts: School of Flowers Gallery Pangolin: sculpture & Thompson’s Gallery Paris plus early modern & Gallery Nine: & jewellery, textiles related drawings post-impressionist paintings & Goldmark Gallery TheMillineryWorks ST IVES Southbank Printmakers sculpture OsborneSamuel Paisnel Gallery contemporary Stoppenbach & Delestre Ltd: 19th & Paisnel Gallery Porthminster Gallery: modern St Cupola Contemporary Art early 20th C. Pallant HouseGallery Ives & British art Greenwich Printmakers Gallery Whitford FineArt: modernism & Panter & Hall: 20th C. & PrintsGB.com abstract, French, modern British, contemporary SURREALISM impressionist, British & Continental Redfern Gallery Mayor Gallery PUBLIC GALLERIES Samuel Robson Fine Art Ltd: GERMAN EXPRESSIONISM paintings & sculptures Barbican Art Gallery SYMBOLIST Richard Nagy Ltd Sandra Blow RA Studio Fruitmarket Gallery Talisman FineArt Stanley Spencer Gallery Leamington Spa Art Gallery Leighton House Museum Thompson’s Gallery TRIBAL ARTS GLASS National Gallery contemporary Wenlock: 20th & 21st C. Rebecca Hossack Whitford FineArt Pallant House London Glassblowing Studio & Gallery Petworth House & Park Willer TROMPE L’OEIL Royal Academy of Arts IDIOSYNCRATIC Albemarle Gallery: figurative MODERN WELSH ART Royal Cambrian Academy contemporary Scottish National Gallery MoMA Machynlleth TWENTIETH CENTURY Portal Painters: painting Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art Opera Gallery London Redwing Gallery Serpentine Gallery MUSEUMS Sylvester Fine Art: & contemporary Hastings Museum & Art Gallery Stanley Spencer Gallery ILLUSTRATION TateBritain, TateModern,TateSt Ives Leighton House Museum VIENNESE SECESSION Illustration Art Gallery Thelma Hulbert Gallery Royal Albert Memorial Mus/Art Gall Richard Nagy Ltd Illustrationcupboard Gallery Victoria and Albert Museum 12 Star Gallery Victoria and Albert Museum WATERCOLOURS IMPRESSIONIST OLD MASTERS/MASTERS Abbott & Holder: 18th, 19th & 20th C. TheNational Gallery: 13th to early REALISM Hanina FineArts: Post-Impressionist Llewellyn Alexander: 20th C. Stern Pissarro: works by Camille 20th C. contemporary Albemarle Gallery: figurative Martyn Gregory: early English & Pissarro & 3 generations of his China Trade paintings descendants plus impressionist, ORIENTALISM/ORIENTALIST Thompson’s Gallery Martyn Gregory: China Trade post-impressionist & modern WELSH masters RUSSIAN Albany: & British Trinity HousePaintings: & modern PAINTINGS Aktis Gallery: & 20th C. French contemporary paintings & sculpture contemporary contemporary TheArt Shop & Chapel Flowers Alla Bulyanskaya Gallery Harbour Lights Gallery INDIAN Ingo FinckeGallery: new & SCOTTISH King Street Gallery contemporary established artists Lilford Gallery: paintings & sculpture Scottish National Gallery The Late November Gallery: Grosvenor Gallery: & Modern British Nick Cudworth Gallery: & prints Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art eclectic fine art sculpture, South African Art Piers Feetham: paintings, ceramics, Scottish National Portrait Gallery Oriel y Lanfa: contemporary art & Rebecca Hossack sculpture TheScottish Gallery : 20th C. & vintage silk scarves contemporary Scottish painting Oriel Ynys Môn ITALIAN PHOTOGRAPHY contemporary Oriel Plas Glyn-y-Weddw Estorick Collection Barbican Contemporary Fine Art (Eton): Hamiltons major Scottish, also African art WILDLIFE MARINE contemporary Compass Gallery/Cyril Gerber Fine Art: contemporary Mall Galleries Flowers Scottish & international Mall Galleries

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12 Star Gallery 020 7973 1992 20 Curwen Gallery 020 7323 4700 21 Joseph Fine Art 020 7240 6799 21 3 Lanes Transport 079 7094 8324 30 Cynthia Corbett Gallery 020 8947 6782 16 Juno Design Gallery 01369 707767 1 35 North Contemporary 077 9205 8039 13 Cyril Gerber Fine Art 0141 221 3095 2 54 TheGallery 020 7491 7322 23,31 KestleBarton 01326 231811 7 Dadiani 020 7287 3717 24 King Street Gallery 01267 220121 5 A & D Gallery 020 7486 0534 22 Début Art/Coningsby 020 7636 1064 21 King’s Lynn Arts Ctre 01553 779095 14 Abbot Hall Art Gallery 01539 722464 4 Dovecot Gallery 0131 550 3660 3 Abbott & Holder 020 7637 3981 21 Dundas Street Gallery 0131 557 4050 31 La Galleria Pall Mall 020 7930 8069 27,31 Aboriginal Art in theUK 020 8944 1396 16 Landmark Arts C. 079 8957 0831 16,31,58 Abrahams 020 8980 1937 30 EagleGallery/EMHArts 020 7833 2674 29 LaneHouseArts 077 6749 8403 11 Advanced Graphics 020 7407 2055 28 Enitharmon Editions 020 7430 0844 21 Late November Gallery 077 8621 3790 5 Aktis Gallery 020 7629 6531 26 Eskenazi 020 7493 5464 24 Laurel Gallery 0131 226 5022 3 Albany Gallery 02920 487158 5 Estorick Collection 020 7704 9522 29 Leamington Spa Art Gall 01926 742700 6 Albemarle Gallery 020 7499 1616 25 Ledgerwood-Walker 01736 447071 7 Alla Bulyanskaya 07915 383073 24 Leighton House Museum 020 7602 3316 18 Ffin Y Parc 01494 642070 5 Alverton Gallery 01736 351668 7 Lemon Street Gallery 01872 275757 7 Fidra FineArt 01620 895057 1 Annely Juda 020 7629 7578 23 Lilford Gallery 01227 639086 13 Flowers (Cork Street) 020 7439 7766 24 Anthony Hepworth 01225 310694 11 LimeTreeBristol 0117 929 2527 10 Architectural Heritage 01386 584414 12 Flowers (Kingsland Rd) 020 7920 7777 29 LimeTreeLongMelford 01787 319046 14 Art Installation Service 020 7226 9771 30 Fountain Gallery 020 8941 5865 16 Linden Hall Studio 01304 360 411 13 Art Jericho 01865 604070 12 Framers Gallery 020 7580 4878 21,31 Lion Framing Supplies 0121 6786607 30 Art Room p55 Fruitmarket Gallery 0131 225 2383 3 Llewellyn Alexander 020 7620 1322 28 Art Shop 01873 852690 5 London Glassblowing 020 7403 2800 28 Artefact Picture Framers 020 7580 4878 30 Gagliardi Gallery 020 7352 3663 19 Long & Ryle 020 7834 1434 20 Artichoke13 Gallery @OMP 31 Lost Gallery 019756 51287 1 ArtichokePrint Workshop 020 7924 0600 30 Gallery 19 020 7937 7222 18 artsmediacontacts.co.uk 30 Lots Road Auctions 020 7376 6800 19 Gallery 286 020 7370 2239 19 ArtUK.com p55 Lucy Bell Fine Art 01424 423828 13 Gallery 8 020 7930 0375 26,31 ArtwaveWest 01297 489746 9 Gallery at 41 01929 480095 9 Arusha 0131 557 1412 3 Mall Galleries 020 7930 6844 27 Atholl Gallery 01350 728855 1 Gallery Different 020 7637 3775 21 MarineHouseat Beer 01297 625257 9 Atkinson Gallery 01458 444322 9 Gallery JKL 07739 596826 p55 Martin Tinney Gallery 02920 641411 5 Austin/Desmond 020 7242 4443 21 Gallery Nine 01225 319197 11 Martyn Gregory 020 7839 3731 26 Gallery Pangolin 01453 889765 12 Mayfair Gallery to Let 020 7429 1666 31 BanksideGallery 020 7928 7521 28,31 Gallery Ten 3 Mayor Gallery 020 7734 3558 24 Barbican Art Gallery 0845 120 7550 29 gallery/10 029 2034 5978 5 Menier Gallery 020 7407 3222 28,31 Bath Contemporary 01225 461230 11 Garden Gallery 01794 301144 13 Messum’s Fine Art 020 7437 5545 24 Beardsmore 020 7485 0923 17 Gimpel Fils 020 7493 2488 23 Millinery Works 020 7359 2019 29 Beaux Arts (Bath) 01225 464850 11 Goldmark 01572 821424 14 Millyard Gallery 01457 870410 4 Beaux Arts (London) 020 7493 1155 23 Graham Hunter Gallery 020 7935 7794 22 Minster Gallery 01962 877601 13 Belgrave St Ives 01736 794888 8 Green & Stone of Chelsea 020 7352 0837 30 Modern Artists Gallery 01189 845893 15 Belgravia Gallery 020 7495 1010 23 Greenall O’dell Studio 01851 810170 1 MOMA Machynlleth 01654 703355 5 Ben Uri 020 7604 3991 17 Greenwich Printmakers 020 8858 1569 16 Moving Experience 020 7483 2501 30 Bernard Jacobson 020 7734 3431 26 Grosvenor Gallery 020 7484 7979 26 MP Birla Millennium AG 020 7381 3086 31 Big Sky Gallery 01291 672738 5 Guildford HouseGallery 01483 444751 13 Bohun Gallery 01491 576228 15 National Gallery 0800 912 6958 27 Bonhams 020 7393 3900 2,5,11,12,23,30 Hamiltons Gallery 020 7499 9494 23 New Craftsman Gallery 01736 795652 8 Brown’s Art Tours 020 7493 6020 25 Newlyn Art Gallery 01736 363 715 7 Hanina FineArts 020 7243 8877 23 Browse& Darby 020 7734 7984 24 Nick Cudworth Gallery 01225 445221 11 Harbour Lights Gallery 01348 831549 5 North HouseGallery 01206 392717 14 L Art 01424 213461 13 Hastings Mus. & allery 01424 451052 13 C Number 1 Harrogate 07932 621261 4 Cadogan Contemporary 020 7581 5451 20 Hay Hill Gallery 020 7935 5315 22 CambridgeBook & Print 01223 694264 14 Heatherley School of Art 020 7351 4190 19 October Gallery 020 7242 7367 21 Campden Gallery 01386 841555 12 HighgateContemp.Art 020 8340 7564 17 Old Chapel Gallery 01544 388842 5 Candida Stevens Fine Art 01243 528 401 13 HighgateGallery 020 8340 3343 17 Open Eye Gallery 0131 557 1020 3 Catto Gallery 020 7435 6660 17 Hillsfest 0114 285 2665 4 Opera Gallery London 020 7491 2999 23 CGP London 020 7237 1230 28 Hoxton Arches 020 3490 5696 31 Oriel Plas Glyn-Y-Weddw 01758 740763 5 Chappel Galleries 01206 240326 14 Hybrid Gallery 01404 43201 9 Chichester Cathedral 01243 782595 13 Oriel y Lanfa 07801 559505 p55 Christie’s 020 7839 9060 3,19,26,30 Oriel Ynys Mon 01248 7244444 5 Illustration Art Gallery 020 8768 0022 p55 Christie’s S. Ken. 020 3469 6085 19 OsborneSamuel 020 7493 7939 23 Illustrationcupboard 020 7976 1727 26 CircleContemporary 01208 816899 7 OsborneStudio 020 7235 9667 20 020 7228 7966 Compton Verney 01926 645500 6 Ingo FinckeGallery 16 Coningsby Gallery 020 7636 7478 31 Padstow Studio 01841 533777 7 Contemp. Ceramics Ctre 020 7242 9644 21 Jack Morrell 079 6012 9185 30 Paisnel Gallery 020 7930 9293 26 Contemp. F.A. Gal. Eton 01753 854315 15 Jackson Foundation 01736 787 638 7 Pallant HouseGallery 01243 774557 13 CraneKalman 020 7584 7566/581 1529 20 Jerome Zodo Gallery 020 7629 8154 23 Palm Tree 020 8964 8153 18 Cricket Fine Art 020 7352 2733 19 John Davies Gallery 01608 652255 12 Pangolin London 020 7520 1480 29 Cupola Contemporary Art 0114 285 2665 4 John Green Fine Art 0141 333 1991 2 Panter & Hall 020 7399 9999 27 JULY 2016 GALLERIES 63

Pendragon Fine Art Frames 020 7729 0608 30 Talisman Fine Art 077 6457 8130 p55 Penwith Gallery 01736 795579 8 Tanya Baxter Contemporary 020 7351 1367 19 Peter Hill Fine Art 01142 666805 4 Tate Britain 020 7887 8888 20 Petronilla Silver 7 Tate Modern 020 7887 8888 28 Petworth House 0844 249 1895 13 Tate St Ives 01736 796226 8 Phillippa Levy & Assocs 020 7790 1963 30 Tavistock Town Hall 07808 813492 9 Piers Feetham 020 7381 3031 19,31 Tegfryn Gallery 01248 715128 5 Pittenween Arts Festival 1 SUB Thackeray 020 7937 5883 18 Portal Painters 078 0166 8237 16 The Art Stable 01258 863866 9 Porthminster 01736 795888 8 The Exchange 01736 363715 7 Posk Gallery 020 8741 1940 16 The Framers Gallery 21 PrintsGB.com p55 The Gallery Hastings AF 01424 201636 13 The Infinite Gallery, Rosemary Clunie p55 R E Bucheli 0117 9297747 10 The Lightbox 01483 737800 13 Rebecca Hossack 020 7436 4899 21 The New Gallery, Portscatho 01872 580445 7

Redfern Gallery 020 7734 1732 24 t The Ropewalk 4 RedwingGallery 01736 711458 7 SCR 01967 431506 The Scottish Gallery 0131 558 1200 3 Resipole Studios 1 r Richard Nagy 020 7262 6400 25 The West Street Gallery 07714 535 435 27 Roger Billcliffe 0141 332 4027 2 The Whitley Art Gallery 00 353 1 282 9915 p55 Rostra 01225 448121 11 Thelma Hulbert 01404 45006 9 a Rowley Gallery 020 7727 6495 18 Thompson’s Gallery 020 7935 3595 22 Royal Academy 020 7439 7438 24 Tighnabruaich Gallery 01700 811681 1 Royal Albert Art Gallery 01392 265858 9 Tom Merrifield Gallery 020 7794 0343 17 o Royal Cambrian Academy 01492 593413 5 Town Mill Galleries 9 t Royal College of Art 18 Tregony Gallery 01872 530505 7 Royal DrawingSchool 020 7613 8568 30 Trinity House 020 7499 8958 23 IBE Russell & Chapple 020 7836 7521 30 Twenty Twenty 01952 727952 6 GALLERIES Russell Gallery 020 8780 5228 16 TZB Southbourne 01202 426967 9 magazine Samuel Robson Fine Art 078 9408 6836 p55 Ucheldre Centre 01407 763361 5 Sandra Blow Studio 01736 797371 8 Uganda House 077 8878 4648 27 for national Scot. Nat. Gal. Mod. Art 0131 624 6332 3 Urbane Art Gallery 0131 556 8379 3 Scot. Nat. Portrait Gallery 0131 624 6200 3 art shows & exhibitions Scottish National Gallery 0131 556 8921 3 Victor Arwas Gallery 020 7499 2658 p55 Serpentine Gallery 020 7402 6075 18 Victoria and Albert Museum 020 7942 2000 20 Skylark Galleries 020 7401 9666 28 To subscribe go to Sladers Yard 01308 459511 9 Waddington Custot 020 7851 2200 24 galleries.co.uk/subs Sotheby’s 020 7293 5000 23,30 Walton and Bovill Fine Art 01787 312602 14 Sotheby’s 020 7293 5000 23,30 Water Street Gallery 01706 839714 4 Southbank Printmakers 020 7928 8184 28 Waterhouse & Dodd 020 7734 7800 25 St Ives Society of Artists 01736 795582 8 Stanley Spencer Gallery 01628 471885 15 Wenlock Fine Art 01952 728232 6 Stern Pissarro Gallery 020 7629 6662 26 White Cube 020 7930 5373 26,28 Stoppenbach & Delestre 020 7930 9304 26 Whitford Fine Art 020 7930 9332 26 Store Street Framing 020 7636 8241 30 Willer 020 7937 3518 18 Store Street Gallery 020 7580 2118 21 Will’s Art Warehouse 020 8246 4840 16 Stour Gallery 01608 664411 12 Woodbine Contemporary 01406 330693 14 or call Surrey Guild Craft Gallery 01483 424769 13 Woolff Gallery 020 7631 0551 21 020 8237 1180 Sutton Gallery 07854 972930 3 Sylvester Fine Art 020 7443 5990 17 Yew Tree Gallery 01736 786425 7 I GALLERIES mailed to you monthly I hundreds of listings GALLERIES online edition revised each month Galleries is available as a digital version at www.galleries.co.uk optimised for I wide ranging editorial mobiles as well as PCs. For speed, the website is very fast and light to load. and fullest information Archived digital access is available on request and printed back copies are in the print edition priced according to scarcity starting at £12 a copy. I £28 for 12 issues UK Galleries has an editorial bibliography database dating from the first issue, Artist Trade / Friend £24 June 1983. Researchers can request information on authors, shows, galleries, EU £56.40. USA £69. World £69 or artists by email or phone, access is priced according to the request. Barrington Publications Social Media: all openings listed in Galleries are tweeted to the magazine’s 6.1K + followers and posted on facebook on a day to day basis. Riverside Studios, 65 Aspenlea Road London W6 8LH Galleries • Riverside Studios, W6 8LH • www.galleries.co.uk • [email protected]