Today, Emma, herself, was in our Conway street gallery to take some photos of her latest exhibition.
In the gallery space her beautifully imagined paintings really come to life with their balanced tones and colours generating a radiant luminosity that truly captivates the viewer.
Emma’s exhibition runs until October 1st and is definitely not to be missed.
It was quite a night to behold last Thursday when the Charlotte Street Gallery played host to a number of London’s most extravagant residents. Rob Clarkes A-Z of Dogs show opened and the VIP guests included the 1st Class Pugs and Eddie and Monty the Chiwawas. While the parents of a fore mentioned VIP’s drank “Dogtails” they were able to take in the fabulous prints and paintings by Rob Clarke. Although it was difficult to have a good look as the Gallery was packed out, with people spilling out into the street causing much curiosity as passers by were left confused as to the mixed-species guest list. The party was a great success and the show is fantastic. Don’t miss out on a chance to see it. Ends 21st April.
Patrick Hughes. An exhibition of Derren's most recent work will be held at our Charlotte Street Gallery from 24 February until 12 March. For those of you who follow Derren closely on Twitter you may have seen him tweeting a work-in-progress of his father in real time as it comes together. The plan is to include this and one of his mother, as well as a few faces you may recognise.
The Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery on Conway Street is currently housing a wonderful display of baskets exquisitely crafted by master weavers, Bushman paintings and prints all from the heart of Botswana. The exhibition will run until 14 March, so come along and see us next time you are in the area.
Come and visit us at 28 Charlotte Street to see Sean Alexander’s exciting new works. 17 – 27 February
VALENTINE’S EXHIBTION AT 28 CHARLOTTE STREET
SNEAK PREVIEW: ARTIST – KATE JENKINS
FEBRUARY 8 – 14
Men, you have no excuses.
This exhibition will offer visitors both an extraordinary and exotic gathering of beautiful things, a Christmas cornucopia: Ann Stokes pottery, Pippa Small jewellery, shawls from Nepal, John Dilnot vitrines, Holly Frean dogs, Kate Jenkin’s cats, papier-mache motor cars created by the Mora Brothers in Havana, award winning hand printed books from India, beaded animals from the townships of South Africa, Aboriginal Tiwi Birds and much more.
So come in and buy, buy, buy! Before its all gone! Prices start as low as £2.
Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery Conway Street saw the opening of the fabulous new exhibition by the renowned collage artist Peter Clark. The show marked the launch of Peter’s fantastic new book Paperwork and was enjoyed by everyone who went.
Old maps, love letters, stamps, playing cards, match boxes, rosettes, buttons and labels all form the starting point of Clark’s innovative and often humourous paper collages. He undertakes scavenger trips to antiques fairs, markets and second hand stores to find the right objects to inspire him. Paperwork presents the working methods of this unique and talented artist, showing the progression of his work from found ephemera to amazingly detailed, colourful and engaging works of art.
The exhibtion runs until 24 December 2009 at Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery Conway Street.
Don’t miss Ian Penney’s wonderful paper cuts that will be featuring in our Christmas Show this year on 5 and 6 December. Click here to see more works.