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This autumn, the Royal Academy of Arts unveils a landmark exhibition: Kerry James Marshall: The Histories. Marking the artist’s 70th birthday, it is the largest exhibition of Marshall’s work ever to be shown in Europe and his first major institutional presentation in the UK since 2006.
“I first met Jean-David Malat, founder of JD Malat Gallery at one of his exhibition openings for the brilliant painter Henrik Uldalen at the end of 2019. I was working for an events and communications agency spanning art and luxury industries at the time but given my History of Art degree, I was determined to gain hands-on experience within the contemporary art sector.”
From 27th September - 13th October, The Maas Gallery will present a collection of new paintings and graphic works by Sarah Adams - her first major exhibition at the new gallery space in St James’s and her ninth Maas solo show.
JD Malat Gallery has announced opening of The Garden, the second solo-show at the gallery by Bilbao-based artist Luis Olaso (b. 1968), and you can visit from 13th July until 12th August 2023. Here, you will journey through Olaso’s memories via his exciting reinterpretation of the still life painting.
Lalique, the iconic French crystal house, have officially opened their first art gallery, in Mayfair’s Burlington Arcade. This is the fourth Lalique retail space, joining its other boutiques in Burlington Arcade, Conduit Street and Harrods.
Maddox Gallery is delighted to host Self on the Shelf, a uniquely introspective exhibition of paintings by the South Korean artist Sooyoung Chung, which launched at Maddox Street on 16th March.
JD Malat Gallery is delighted to announce the opening of In The Beginning And So It Goes..., a solo show by Lagos-based artist Ayanfe Olarinde (b. 1996). On display from 13 April to 6 May 2023, this exhibition offers a visual narrative of mythological traditions of Yoruba, one of the most prominent and widely recognised cultures in Nigeria and West Africa.
Christie’s, the world-renowned British auction house, will be auctioning off a selection of pieces from heritage private members club George via their online charity sale.
The Arts Club London have announced two solo exhibitions from Sarah Buckner and Wassef Boutros-Ghali; curated by Amelie von Wedel and Pernilla Holmes of Wedel Art and with special thanks to Leonie Mir and Lesley and Teymour Boutros-Ghali.
On Thursday 26th January, Saatchi Yates unveiled its brand new 10,000 sqft gallery space in St James with a solo exhibition by Lebanese artist Omar El Lahib.
From 12th - 20th January, Christie’s will present Christie’s NEXT x Good Eye Projects, a non-selling exhibition of artworks by six carefully chosen artists, open to the public at Christie’s London.
This month, between her Paris trip and preparing for multiple London shows, I caught up with the effervescent Lydia Smith, the down-to-earth sculptor combining digital art with calming, beautiful sculptures.
Svetlana Cameron is a contemporary British realist painter specializing in classical portraiture. Trained in Italy in the methods of Old Masters, Cameron is dedicated to the modern interpretation of the Renaissance painting techniques.
Grove Square Galleries are showcasing Ariel, a solo exhibition of new works by British contemporary painter David Wightman. Comprising a series of paintings, prints, and drawings, Ariel will run until 14th May 2022.
House of Fine Art proudly presents The Art to Disarm, a solo exhibition by British artist and documentary photographer Bran Symondson. This will be Bran's first solo show in the UK since 2011 and the only time he has brought together his diverse body of work.
In celebration of Frieze London 2021, Annabel’s has collaborated British Artist Damien Hirst to showcase an exclusive presentation of previously unseen works curated by Hirst himself. Members and guests will be able to discover Hirst’s incredible sculptures until October 24th.
BASTIAN recently announced Jeff Koons & Cy Twombly: Primal Gestures, which brings together a highly unusual pairing of two giants of post-war art. The exhibition will take place at the gallery on Davies Street from Tuesday 12th October - Saturday 4th December 2021, with private and press views.
Great Portland Estates plc (GPE) have facilitated the brightening up of New Bond Street by installing an eye-catching, experiential artwork by leading British contemporary artist LUAP in the windows of 95 New Bond Street.
In line with government guidelines, JD Malat Gallery is pleased to open NEVERTHELESS across our online platforms from 19 November 2020 until 9 January 2021. JD Malat Gallery also looks forward to opening its doors to the public as soon as we are able to.
