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Noreen Denzil
Icons
Monday to Saturday,
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"Drawing and painting has always been my passion from early childhood; at age 10 my portrait of Elvis was a runner-up on Blue Peter! I am happy to say that I did progress and received my first commission in my late teens. I developed an interest and was inspired to pursue portraiture when visiting Montmartre in my early 20's. There, I was privileged to watch the many artists produce outstanding pastel portraits.
In 1998 I painted the footballer, Robbie Fowler, and sold the signed limited prints. In 1999 I painted a portrait of Princess Diana which I donated to the charity Fashion Acts, an AIDS charity for whom Jasper Conran is a patron. The painting was auctioned and bought by one of Diana's close friends. I exhibited in Bayswater in 1997 with other female artists and painted a portrait of Sheryl Gascoigne which was presented to her when she opened the event.
I have always been fascinated with faces because of their unique characteristics. My forthcoming exhibition is based on iconic figures past and present who have not only inspired and influenced the areas of music, art, sport and entertainment, but have made us examine our conscience and provided food for thought! They are all individuals, who in my opinion, embody the saying "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder".
I hope my exhibition will be enjoyed by all who visit the gallery."
CONTACT
Web www.noreendenzilart.co.uk |
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Sherwin Gallery
Jonathan Armigel Wade
Monday to Sunday
10am - 10pm
CONTACT
Web www.sherwingallery.co.uk |
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| EXHIBITION ARCHIVE |
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Valeriy Gridnev, Fergus Greer, Marcus Hodge, & Nicky Philipps
10-6 Monday to Friday, 11-4 on Saturday
CONTACT
Web www.fineartcommissions.com |
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Ambra Paterno' Castello
September 22 - 27, 2008 |
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Open daily
11.30am - 6.00pm.
Private view & reception Tuesday 23rd September 2008
6.00pm - 9.00pm.
A photographic exhibition in connection with the 'Children of Uganda' charity. www.uccf.org
Displaying innovative cultural life imagery of the magical people of Madagascar and Mozambique.
Ambra was born and raised in Sicily, where a glorious and millenary history and a strikingly blue Mediterranean Sea blends with a tyrannic sun into the very soul of its inhabitants. There, encouraged by her mother, Ambra soondeveloped apassion forcapturing through images the islands colourful people. Ambra has travelled extensively around East Africa during the past three years, where she has focused her work on localculture and people. Her portraits capture the decisive moment and expression of a face, a gesture, a smile, whose simplicity and spontaneity can tell more than a thousand words, a fascinating and never ending story. Ambra's photos are emotions, instants on paper, unique and fragile but powerful moments of expression. Working in both colour and black & white, her style is modern and distinctive yet boasting a timeless, classical edge.
Ambra lives in London and this is her first solo exhibition.
Please email for further details or to receive an electronic catalogue
CONTACT
Web www.fineartpromotions.com |
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Howard Morgan: Portraiture
10-6 Monday to Friday, 11-4 on Saturday
CONTACT
Web www.fineartcommissions.com |
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| New Paintings by French painter who was recently awarded the rank of Chevalier by l'ordre des Arts et des Lettres |
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Recent Works |
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Paul Brown
Recent Oil Paintings
Monday to Friday
10am - 6pm
Saturday
10am - 4pm
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CONTACT
Web www.sanguine-fine-art.co.uk |
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Nicholas De Lacy-Brown
Sebastian's Arrows
Story of an Artist as a Young Man
May 5 - 10, 2008
10am-6pm |
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Maclean Fine Art
Jonathon Shearer, New Paintings
April 29 - May 3, 2008 |
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Consuelo Child-Villiers
Exhibition of paintings
10 - 6pm daily and until 9.30pm on Tuesday 15th, Thursday 17th, and Tuesday 22nd April.
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CONTACT
Web www.consuelochildvilliers.com |
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Oc-Eo Art
Through Eastern Eyes
12 - 8pm daily; closing at 4pm on the last day
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Through Eastern Eyes presents an eclectic collection of modern and contemporary painting from Asia, on show at the Arndean Gallery for ONE week only.
The exhibition features four Vietnamese artists painting in lacquer on wood. Painting with lacquer has long been a traditional craft in Vietnam, but over the last 50 years it has been elevated to the status of 'fine art'. Dinh Quan has been at the forefront of innovation in the medium, as has Dao Minh Tri. Thanh Mai is a young artist working in Ho Chi Minh City, and Chuongs 'Buffalo Kids' are recognised and sought after across Asia and the USA.
In addition, we will be showing a collection of Chinese ink and watercolours from X'ian, as well as oil paintings from a leading Singaporean, Ang Ah Tee; He Hongwei, an exciting new Chinese artist already starting to create a stir in Beijing; and several young Vietnamese artists.
CONTACT
Web www.oc-eo.co.uk |
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Jamie Primrose
From Dawn to Dusk: Atmospheric oils and Indian inks
November 26 - December 1, 2007
10am - 6pm Monday to Saturday
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Contemporary Scottish artist Jamie Primrose is one of Scotland's most talented landscape, seascape and cityscapes artists. Following 11 successful exhibitions in Edinburgh and one in London since 2003, he presents a stunning showcase exhibition of original oils and Indian inks at The Arndean Gallery in Cork Street. This collection leads us on an atmospheric journey to some of Europe's most captivating cities, including London, Edinburgh and Venice and also includes some of the artist's finest Scottish landscapes and seascapes.
In his European cityscapes, Jamie Primrose captures the unique light, colour and atmosphere, depicting the diverse architecture and landscapes of each beautiful city: From spectacular sunsets over the Scottish capital to the early morning ripples and the gleaming twilight reflections shimmering on The Thames and his romantic Venetian waterways. Jamie Primrose's Scottish landscapes and seascapes also exude an atmospheric and ethereal quality: from vivid colourful seascapes and iridescent beaches to darker lochs and landscapes at dawn and dusk from the East and West coasts of Scotland.
Limited Editions - perfect Christmas gifts To celebrate his 10th solo art exhibition in Edinburgh since 2003, the successful contemporary Scottish artist recently launched his debut collection of exclusive limited edition prints. These very special prints include a selection of the artist's stunning highland lochs and seascapes, and highly collectable London and Edinburgh cityscapes. These are ideal for Christmas gifts and will be on display at the gallery during From Dawn to Dusk.
Artist Background: Born and brought up in Edinburgh, Jamie Primrose graduated with a BA Hons in Fine Art from Newcastle University in 1994. In just four years since returning to the Scottish capital to become a professional artist in 2003, he has already hosted many sell-out exhibitions in the UK, establishing himself as a prominent contemporary Scottish artist. His artworks can also be seen in many exclusive private and corporate collections across Europe, the USA and Hong Kong and he exhibits with a selection of galleries throughout the UK. The artist is also in demand, although fully booked for private and corporate commissions for 2008, he is now taking bookings for spring 2009. Jamie Primrose was also a recent finalist for the prestigious Jolomo Lloyds TSB Scotland Awards 2007 for his outstanding artworks of the Scottish landscape.
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CONTACT
Mobile 07947 243 418
Web www.jamieprimrose.com |
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Fine Art Commissions
Tom Leveritt and
Valery Gridnev
November 12 - 17, 2007
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Lynn Poland
October 15 - 20, 2007
Lynn Poland works from the landscape to produce paintings that are vibrant and highly textured. During the past six months, with the support of Moyle's Hotel, she has gathered the majority of her inspiration from the countryside surrounding Hebden Bridge in Yorkshire.
"I am inspired by wide open landscapes; the vastness of moorland, the texture of grasses against the smoothness of sky."
The Balance between land and sky is a constant preoccupation. In some paintings the land dominates and the sky is a narrow ribbon across the top of the image. In others the land has become secondary to a dramatic sky.
"I am inspired by the colour and form of landscape. The effects of weather and light provide a constantly changing theatre. Scenes fluctuate subtly or dramatically according to time and season. Bands of earth and sky can be clearly defined or merge and diffuse."
Lynn uses an extensive range of materials and techniques to produce the highly textured surfaces of her paintings. An array of distressed, natural fabrics is stitched on to the canvas before it is stretched. Oil paint is applied in layers to build a rich surface.
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Stephen B Whatley
Hollywood Icons to Royal Gems
September 3 - 8, 2007 |
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Stephen B Whatley's major new London exhibition in the capital's famous Cork Street, heart of the London art scene, brings together a dazzling and eclectic collection of vibrant oil paintings and striking charcoal drawings.
The exhibition includes iconic portraits of classic Hollywood stars and players, including British actresses such as Frances Barber and Sian Phillips, who are lending their previously unexhibited portraits. Alongside these are vivid studies of flowers, birds, still-lifes, landscapes and architectural subjects, including two Royal Exclusives.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is lending Stephen B Whatley's 1999 painting of Buckingham Palace, not seen in public since it was commissioned to advertise the Summer Opening of Buckingham Palace, in both 1999 and 2000. The large square painting - made on location from the corner of Green Park, London - normally hangs in Buckingham Palace. The Royal gems are also on loan ... one of the artist's two paintings of the Crown Jewels - from his series of 30 commissioned paintings for HM The Tower of London - receives exclusive exposure with the loan of this original painting. Millions view the huge reproductions of this series of paintings, throughout the Tower Hill Underpass in London, every year; but the originals remain within the walls of The Tower; and not on public display ... until now. The artist has received countless enquiries about viewing the original Tower series - and now, during this show, is the opportunity to view one of his most sparkling and evocative paintings, alongside the opportunity of owning an original work by Stephen B Whatley.
Open daily 10am - 6pm
CONTACT
Email stephenbwhatley@googlemail.com
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| Thai Fine Art |
| August 27 - September 1, 2007 |
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Thai Fine Art returns to the Arndean Gallery with a new collection of striking acrylic on canvas paintings by contemporary Thai artists, including our featured favourites, Kitti Narod, Sittidech Chaiprasert and award-wining Bunpan Wongpakdee.
This year, star artist Kitti Narod's offering includes his unique, aboriginal inspired dot-paintings, bold collages and bright, new, cutting-edge fabric compositions. Mr Narod has attracted international corporate interest this year, and his work will soon be seen internationally promoting a major product, which is bound to enhance the attractiveness of his offering. Don't miss this wonderful exhibition!
Open daily 10am - 6pm
CONTACT
Mobile 07761 304333
Web www.thai-fine-art.com |
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| Stephen Pigott |
| June 18 - 23, 2007 |
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Olivia Lomenech Gill
The Art of Surrender
Paintings on aluminium and prints on paper by the north Northumberland-based artist. Continuing the epic theme with figures such as Joan of Arc and Mary, Queen of Scots. |
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May 28 - June 2, 2007
10am - 6pm
CONTACT
Email info@mumfordfineart.net
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Paul Brown
Paul Brown at 40
The exhibition will feature over 40 new oil paintings by Paul
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May 14 - 19, 2007
10am - 6pm Monday to Saturday
Private view: Tuesday May 15, 6pm-9pm
CONTACT
Studio 01273 844778
Web www.sanguine-fine-art.co.uk |
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Oc-Eo
Hanoi Spring
Featuring six new young Hanoi artists alongside some of the more established names, the exhibition will highlight the variety of work being produced in oil on canvas that emanates from Vietnam today.
Strong use of colour in subjects ranging across landscapes and vibrant street scenes, haunting waterscapes and still lifes, instil a sense of beauty in the day to day. Vietnamese art is both fresh and exciting. |
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April 11 - 21, 2007
10am - 6pm, Wednesday to Saturday (not Sundays)
Private view (by invitation): Tuesday April 10, 6.30pm
CONTACT
Email info@oc-eo.co.uk
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Elena Carr
and Serena Banham
Elena Carr Sculptures and Drawings
Serena Banham Photography
Serena Banham's inspiration comes
from the ever changing Cornish light. She says "The same view changes in an
instant, I try to capture the moment before its gone". Elena Carr works
from the figure as a starting point of an exploration of clay, charcoal and
bronze. Her interest is in mark making and subtle abstraction.
December 4 - 10, 2006
CONTACT
Tel 07976 851689
Tel 07967 332471 |
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Helen Sinclair and Terry Ryall
Bronze figurative sculpture,
abstract painting and mixed media.
October 30 - November 4, 2006
CONTACT
Tel +44 (0) 1792 390798
Web www.sculptureculture.co.uk
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Derek Hare
Atmospheric paintings showing the diversity of the landscape, colours and moods of this exciting country.
September 25 - 30, 2006
CONTACT
Email info@derekhare.co.uk
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Pierre Farel
Jazz & Rock and Roll |
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Dynamic and distinctive, Pierre Farel creates a world of decadent sensuality and contemporary elegance. Set against the stunning backdrop of New York, or the intimate atmosphere of Jazz clubs, the figures in his oil paintings communicate through their intense physicality. In the turn of a head or the tilt of the hips we read the expressions that Farel conceals from their faces.
His new paintings centre on the celebratory abandonment and forceful creativity of Jazz and 1970s Rock. Featuring some of Rock and Roll's most iconic artists, this new element of Farel's œuvre celebrates these vibrant and innovative eras of modern music. |
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Born in the South of France, Farel studied at the Avignon school of Beaux Arts. Winning the 1998 Lila Acheson Wallace Grand Prix at the Chaillot Palace, Paris, was the moment, he says, ‘that I decided I was going to devote my life to painting.'
In subsequent years the cosmopolitan flavour of his work has met with international critical acclaim. Having exhibited in Paris, Marseilles, Bordeaux, Lyon and on the French Riviera, his work has also been shown in Barcelona, Berlin, Brussels, Hamburg, Lausanne, Beijing, New York, Hong-Kong, Shanghai and Miami.
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CONTACT
Email info@summersart.co.uk
Web www.summersart.co.uk |
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