TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION
LINDEN HALL STUDIO ART GALLERY
32 St. George’s Road, Deal CT14 6BA
2 - 23 November 2024
SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL: XLII
FLOWERS GALLERY 21 GALLERY CORK STREET W1S 3LZ
22 November 2024 - 4 January 2025
Private View: Thursday 21 November, 6-8pm
PORTALS EXHBITION Works by Jeff Lowe and Brendan Neiland
Curated by Abbie Griffiths 12 April - 13 June 2024
'Small is Beautiful', the 41st edition, which will take place here at Flowers Cork Street, London.
The London Group, the oldest and most esteemed artists’ collective, is proud to unveil the selected non-member exhibiting artists for its upcoming 85th Open exhibition.
This large monoprint has been selected for the Royal Scottish Academy Summer Exhibition. Made in August 2022 at The Print Studio Cambridge with Kip Gresham.
Internationally acclaimed sculptor Jeff Lowe will exhibit at the newly built AKA contemporary gallery in Cambridge. The works all made during the last 9 months at his studio in The Lime Works Faversham. Large and small sculptures as well as a selection of many of the monoprints made at The Print Studio Cambridge during the last 4 years. The catalogue includes all of the works on display and illuminating texts by Jon Wood and Kip Gresham. This is the first solo exhibition of Lowe's work in Cambridge.
Linden Hall Studio and Goodnestone Park have teamed up for an exciting new project. Collaborating on an exhibition of painting, print and exterior sculpture. This show will feature an open call for works , alongside invited artists.
The Sorcerer, 2021, painted aluminium, 147 x 132 x 130 cm
JEFF LOWE SCULPTURE NEAR DISTANCE
Curated by Jon Wood
14 May 2022 - 13 May 2023
Gallery One at Thirsk Hall Sculpture Garden Small Sculptures and Prints
14 May - 2 July 2022
Willoughby Gerrish: info@willoughbygerrish.com
Thirsk Hall Sculpture Garden Kirkgate, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7 1PL
t: +44 (0)1845 444 455 e: info@thirskhall.com
A Myriad of Works by Household Names and Emerging Talent.
A Closer Distance No. 15, 2021, monoprint, 56 x 75 cm
Act of Instance No. 23, 2021, polished brass, 30 x 34 x 20 cm
“The craving for colour is a natural necessity just as for water or fire. Colour is the raw material indispensable for life. At every era of his existence and his history, the human being has associated colour with his joys, his actions and his pleasures”. Fernand Léger, On Monumentality and Colour.
In Plain Sight is an exhibition of major new works from The London Group and key works from the THG collection and private loans.
Working in a range of mediums including: painting, drawing, photography, sculpture and film, each London Group artist will hide some element within the work to be discovered by the viewer. The diversity of approach of London Group members, one of its strengths, will ensure an exciting array of responses.
Thelma Hulbert exhibited with The London Group in 1938. As her first professional exhibition, this was an important milestone in her career. With key works from the THG collection and loans from a private collection of works by pivotal London Group members: Walter Sickert, Claude Rogers, William Coldstream and Victor Pasmore, the exhibition explores Thelma’s creative friendships, artistic legacy and place within the history of British art.
2019 + 2, 2021, acrylic on black card
My sculpture ‘Acis’ showing at the R.A. was made after my show at Pangolin in March 2020.
Pangolin London are delighted to present a solo exhibition of work by influential British sculptor Jeff Lowe. The show will feature a brand-new series of Lowe’s large and small scale sculptures, prints and jewellery, which mark an exciting shift in his usual aesthetic through a change in technique, material and sensuous colour.
This year the Winter Group Show is not only our biggest show of the annual programme, however also marks five years since Linden Hall Studio first opened its doors. In many ways this show is a celebration of what we have been striving for since that primary show, a collection of engaging, insightful and intriguing painting, photography, print and sculpture featuring some established names who have graced the gallery before yet also some new works and styles perhaps offering a flavour of what’s to come.
Beauty’s Aria, no. 6 from the series ‘In the close distance’
Angel’s Aria, No. 10 from the series in the close distance, 2019, painted aluminium, 110 x 110 x 80 cm
Flavia's Aria, no. 5 from the series "In the close distance," 2019
142 x 109 x 109 cm
(Photography: Steve Russell Studios)
Taking Shape No. 3, 2012
Looking at No. 20, 2018, woodblock and mixed media, unique
