Current Events #9. A selection of UK art exhibitions and events for week 9 of 2017.
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This Year’s Model 2017 part II: Deep Space
3 – 26 March 2017
Etienne de Villiers
Peter Roseman, Hitomi Kammai, Michele Marcoux, Day Bowman, Marianne Shorten, Alison Goodyear, Molly Thomson, Matthew Herring, Miranda Boulton, Heidi Cooke, William Wright, Shiroma Ratne, Wendy Saunders, Fernando Leon-Guiu, Ritva Raitsalo, Richard Harris, David Turner, Spencer Walton, Euan Stewart, Emma Coop, Sacha Meaden, Emma Tod, Julie Caves, Etienne De Villiers, Playpaint. Private view Thursday 2 March 6-9pm
Studio1.1 Gallery
57a Redchurch Street
Shoreditich, London
E2 7DJ
The Deadends
25 February – 12 March 2017
A celebration of a made-up culture.
Studio One Gallery
7–9 Wandsworth Plain
London
England
SW18 1ES
Paintings, Drawings and Prints: Charlotte Harker and Tom Hogan
2-31 March 2017
Charlotte Harker
An exhibition of Charlotte Harker paintings and Tom Hogan drawings.
Pictorem Gallery
383 Hoe Street
Walthamstow, London
E17 9AP
THAT II
22 February – 4 March 2017
Tower Hamlets Artist Teachers (THAT) have come together to share their individual art practice in a group show. Creative work ranging from sculpture, photography, paintings, print, mixed media and digital print will be exhibited.
Four Corners Gallery
121 Roman Road
Bethnal Green, London
E2 0QN
Ink
28 February – 5 March 2017
A multi-displinary print exhibition showcasing the work of seven Bath Spa students.
44AD artspace
4 Abbey Street
Bath
BA1 1NN
Abstraction: a Celebration of Colour and Line
21 February – 5 March 2017
Peter Rackley, Magz Roberts, Francesca Howard, Dani Flowerdew, Sarah Stokes, Peter Askew-Garrard, Rhys Jones, Annabelle Losa, Nigel Gordon & Mick Arnold.
New Kent Art Gallery & Studio
49A Albion Street
Broadstairs, Kent
CT10 1NE
Sheer Pleasure: Frank Brangwyn and the Art of Japan
4 February – 14 May 2017
“Devil’s Bridge, St Gothard’s pass c.1924”; Yoshijiro Urushibara (1888–1953) after Frank Brangwyn RA (1867–1956) CREDIT: © WILLIAM MORRIS GALLERY, LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST
In 2017 WMG marks the 150th anniversary of the artist Frank Brangwyn RA (1867-1956). Sheer Pleasure – Frank Brangwyn and the Art of Japan examines Brangwyn’s love of Japanese art and his collaborative relationships with Japanese artists and patrons. Brangwyn donated his collection of Japanese prints and paintings to the Gallery. They have rarely been displayed and the exhibition includes highlights such as woodblock prints by Utagawa Hiroshige and Katsushika Hokusai and a carefully restored decorative screen.
William Morris Gallery
Lloyd Park, Forest Road
Walthamstow, London
E17 4PP
At This point in Time
1 March – 1 April 2017
The Artists:
Aileen McGee, Alex Close, Alex Fletcher, Alice Gorton, Amanda Lwin, Amy Oliver, Anita Rozentale, Dafni Bampanioti, Eeva-Liisa Puhakka, Emily Tull, Faith Rhodes, Felicity McCartan, Fraser Haston, Freya Taylor, Genevieve Leavold, Hannah Pratt, Heather Burwell, Irene Godfrey, James Wright, Jean Gillespie, Kate Enters, Laura Fishman, Lauren Mele, Lawrence Mathias, Lucy Ash, Michelle Hold, Mirella Bandini, Nectarios Stamatopoulous, Ruth Thomas, Sally Jones, Tamara Torres, Theano Giannezi, Wouter Willebrands.
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Scottish Arts Club
24 Rutland Square
Edinburgh
EH1 2BW
Check in. Relax. Take a shower – Jack Otway
25 February – 7 April 2017
Sleeping Moon
by Jack Otway
Jack Otway’s first solo exhibition, painting.
Peter von Kant
25 Tanners Hill
Deptford, London
SE8 4PJ
Spectrum
25 February – 19 March 2017
Aurora
by David Armitage
David Armitage’s abstract paintings of Victims, Shrines, Puppets and Masks as well as large scale pieces.
Birley Centre, Eastbourne College
Carlisle Road
Eastbourne,
East Sussex
BN21 4JY
Threads
1-12 March 2017
Threads showcases the work of more than 50 artists from around the world in a specially-curated show for Women’s History Month featuring a host of special events. All events are free. No booking required. Expect an international exploration of the threads that transcend the divisions of country, culture, language, and religion to connect us all through our gender, humanity, experiences, friendship and relationships. Private View: Thursday 2 March 6-9pm. Part of Whitechapel Gallery’s First Thursdays.
Danielle Feldhaker, Cinthya G. Picazo, Georgina Talfana, Francesca Busca, Elspeth Penfold, Beatriz Acevedo, Brigitte Boldy, Andrea Coltman, Heather Jukes, Jim Forester, Amanda Gizzi, Jill Gibson, Furrah Syed, Emily Tull, Carolan, Jo Evans, Barbara Ash, Jenny Price, Alke Schmidt, Breda Stacey, Diane Maclean, Camila Fontenele, Fiona Bradford, Carmen Lamberti, Judith Bieletto, Kanwal Dhaliwal, Candice Flewharty, Farnoush Aminimoghadam, Suly Bornstein Wolff, Teresa Chlapowski, Sally Grumbridge, Laurence Gammas, Rachel Pearcey, Marianne Frank, Patsy Hickman, Maisie Parker, Layla Swinhoe, Richard Heys, Maria Hi San, Lisa Cirenza, Salma Patel, Laura Bello, Rilexie, Zena Assi, Nicola Weir, Sarah Payne, Lucy Swinhoe, Marie Kårsjö, Sally Hewett, Lucia Colella, Massimo Onnis, Kate Newington, Monica Kiszegi, Youngsook Choi, Norma D. Hunter, Szilvia Ponyiczki, Lida Sharet Massad, Cheryl Gould M.R.B.S. Curated by Renee Rilexie.
Espacio Gallery
159 Bethnal Green Road
London E2 7DG
(Just off Brick Lane in East London)
Jasper Galloway & Annabel Eley
1 – 8 March 2017
‘Jimmy II’, acrylic on canvas, 15.75 x 15.75ins (40 x 40cm), by Jasper Galloway
Annabel Eley’s paintings evolve from the landscape, exploring structures, patterns, and grids within it. Jasper Galloway’s experience of testing and creating his range of paints inspired him to return to painting, exploring colours and shapes that sing against the canvas, with an intensity worthy of the great Pop artists that he admires.
Jonathan Cooper Park Walk Gallery
20 Park Walk
Chelsea, London
SW10 0AQ
Portrait Exhibition
24 February – 5 March 2017
Painting, drawing, photography of the figure.
Candid Arts Trust
3 Torrens Street
Angel, London
EC1V 1NQ
Mark Haddon: Portraits
1 Mach – 17 April 2017
Mark Haddon is an internationally respected novelist. He is best known for The Curious Incident of the Dog in Night-Time (2003), written and illustrated by Haddon. This exhibition is of his portraits of artists, academics, family members and friends.
The Jam Factory
27 Park End Street
Oxford
OX1 1HU
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The image at the top is:
‘Roros’
oil on board, 19.34 x 19.34ins (50 x 50cm)
by Annabel Eley who is showing at Jonathan Cooper Park Walk Gallery.
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