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Monday, February 24, 2014
Sunday, February 23, 2014
FROHAWK TWO FEATHERS
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The Museum of Russian Art Saturday, March 1, 2014, 4:00 - 6:00 PM
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MORA / Museum of Russian ArtSpeakeasy Art Gallery presents: Anthony "Weird Eye" One : Something Wild
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Thursday, February 20, 2014
Kashya Hildebrand Gallery
ZF green dance with blue purple copper 11 2013-2 2014, 3 views, 2014, acrylic on canvas, 160 x 160 cm
Private Preview – Wednesday, 26 February, 2014, 6-8pm
Robert Schaberl
Spectrum of Light
27 February – 29 March 2014
Exhibition Preview
Press Release
Image Sheet
Spectrum of Light marks Austrian painter Robert Schaberl’s first show in London, and features a selection of new works. At the centre of the artist’s practice is an alchemical investigation of colour and the way in which it behaves. He pushes the boundaries of our knowledge about the properties of colour and its interaction with light, and, ultimately, the viewer. Without light there is no colour, yet here, Schaberl reminds us of the importance of the viewer and their perspective. The sophistication and complexity of the work suggests that the viewer plays an integral role in its interpretation. Schaberl’s interest in colour – and its subsequent interplay with light – stems from a long-term fascination with movement. Schaberl works with Iriodin – an industrial pearl lustre pigment used in everything from car manufacturing to the cosmetics industry. By combining it with paint pigments, he creates a subtle yet infinite spectrum of colour, allowing the viewer a variety of perspectives. In doing so, he seeks to create a moment in time between the artwork and the viewer, a connection during which the painting reveals itself within a spectrum of dancing, refracting light.
Final Week for Current Exhibitions:
LONDON
Marwan Sahmarani
Black Moon
10 January - 23 February 2014
Exhibition View
Press Release
Image Sheet
In Black Moon, we see Sahmarani’s renewed focus on the medium of oil paint itself. The landscapes of Spain are brought into dialogue with the political climate of Lebanon through canvas and oil paint. What also unites these two bodies of work is an expressive and two-fold exploration of violence: the violence of nature and its man-made counterpart. The canvases on oil depict freer forms and use thick impasto amassing textures, which reveal abstract images and patterns through the application of heavier brush strokes and bolder and more integrated colours.
LONDON – PROJECT SPACE
Lisa Ross
Behind the Dunes
Extended until 23 February
Exhibition View
Press Release
Image Sheet
Marking the first show in the gallery’s new Project Space, Behind the Dunes draws its inspiration from a 10-year project on which artist Lisa Ross worked in and around the Taklamakan Desert of China’s far northwest. Here Ross reveals a little known religious tradition in Xinjiang China with its desert shrines to Sufi saints and Muslim pilgrimage sites. Copies of her new book, Living Shrines of Uyghur China, are also available at the gallery.
Upcoming Exhibitions:
LONDON
Nobuhiro Nakanishi: Reticulated Time
2 April-10 May 2014
Upcoming Art Fairs:
Art London, 28 February – 2 March 2014
Art Dubai, 19 – 22 March 2014
Robert Schaberl
Spectrum of Light
27 February – 29 March 2014
Exhibition Preview
Press Release
Image Sheet
Spectrum of Light marks Austrian painter Robert Schaberl’s first show in London, and features a selection of new works. At the centre of the artist’s practice is an alchemical investigation of colour and the way in which it behaves. He pushes the boundaries of our knowledge about the properties of colour and its interaction with light, and, ultimately, the viewer. Without light there is no colour, yet here, Schaberl reminds us of the importance of the viewer and their perspective. The sophistication and complexity of the work suggests that the viewer plays an integral role in its interpretation. Schaberl’s interest in colour – and its subsequent interplay with light – stems from a long-term fascination with movement. Schaberl works with Iriodin – an industrial pearl lustre pigment used in everything from car manufacturing to the cosmetics industry. By combining it with paint pigments, he creates a subtle yet infinite spectrum of colour, allowing the viewer a variety of perspectives. In doing so, he seeks to create a moment in time between the artwork and the viewer, a connection during which the painting reveals itself within a spectrum of dancing, refracting light.
Final Week for Current Exhibitions:
LONDON
Marwan Sahmarani
Black Moon
10 January - 23 February 2014
Exhibition View
Press Release
Image Sheet
In Black Moon, we see Sahmarani’s renewed focus on the medium of oil paint itself. The landscapes of Spain are brought into dialogue with the political climate of Lebanon through canvas and oil paint. What also unites these two bodies of work is an expressive and two-fold exploration of violence: the violence of nature and its man-made counterpart. The canvases on oil depict freer forms and use thick impasto amassing textures, which reveal abstract images and patterns through the application of heavier brush strokes and bolder and more integrated colours.
LONDON – PROJECT SPACE
Lisa Ross
Behind the Dunes
Extended until 23 February
Exhibition View
Press Release
Image Sheet
Marking the first show in the gallery’s new Project Space, Behind the Dunes draws its inspiration from a 10-year project on which artist Lisa Ross worked in and around the Taklamakan Desert of China’s far northwest. Here Ross reveals a little known religious tradition in Xinjiang China with its desert shrines to Sufi saints and Muslim pilgrimage sites. Copies of her new book, Living Shrines of Uyghur China, are also available at the gallery.
Upcoming Exhibitions:
LONDON
Nobuhiro Nakanishi: Reticulated Time
2 April-10 May 2014
Upcoming Art Fairs:
Art London, 28 February – 2 March 2014
Art Dubai, 19 – 22 March 2014
REGINA SAURA: Through The Forest
REGINA SAURA: Through The Forest
March 6 - 31, 2014
Opening reception:
Saturday, March 8, 5:00-7:00 PM
February 19, 2014 – Campton Gallery is pleased to present Through The Forest, a large-scale installation of 15 mixed-media paintings by Regina Saura, stretched to form a single 85-foot canvas mural. The immersive tableau was custom designed by Saura to fit the Soho gallery space. The landscape installation also includes lettering and flourishes painted directly on the walls.
Through The Forest has been in progress for more than a year, which the artist began in her countryside studio in Catalonia, surrounded by the Mediterranean coastal grove that served as inspiration. Saura executes natural colors and forms that are both exuberant and subtle, juxtaposing muted earth tones with bold brushstrokes. Her sophisticated composition and balance of shape and line are the true hallmark of a master landscape painter who has come into her own. Using oil paint, scraping, silkscreen, lithography and collage, the artist presents a mural of staggering proportion that begs repeated viewings.
Regina Saura (b.1955, Barcelona) is a mixed-media artist who has been exhibiting internationally since 1984. Her interpretive landscape and still-life works are shown in solo gallery exhibitions throughout Europe, US and Japan. She receives numerous public commissions, including a permanent mural in L’Illa Diagonal in Barcelona.
Exhibition dates and hours:
Thursday, March 6
Late hours: 11 am - 8 pm
Friday, March 7 through Monday, March 31
Regular hours: Monday - Saturday, 11 am - 6 pm; Sunday, 12 pm - 6 pm
Opening reception:
Saturday, March 8, 5 - 7 pm
Artist in attendance
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OBRAS DE ROSA BRUN en el stand de Pilar Serra
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