Endré Röder 10 JAN – 18 FEB 2012
Röder’s beautiful paintings draw upon his wide knowledge
andfundamental understanding of art, a personal use of colour,
a sense of decorationand careful composition.
He frequently combined the people and objects in his paintings in novel ways, evoking
in the process a mysterious, personal world in the way that idealistically celebrate the
female form and use mythology for subject matter. Endré’s has exhibited widely work
can be found in public and private art collections all over the world. Most recently at
The Galley in the famous Cork Street, London. .
Open Tues - Sat 9.00am - 17.00pm
Future Exhibitions Coming Soon
Susan Banks
21 FEB – 17 MAR 2012
Susan Banks’ recent paintings are founded in a fascination with the art of the past and are generated by a need to elude and revise the frequently troubling meanings of traditional narratives. The resulting decorative and richly textured abstract paintings hint at rather than reveal a complexity of sometimes subversive meanings that invite re-interpretation from their viewers.
to be or not to be
20 MAR – 4 APR 2012
This is a unique and hugely exciting Exhibition of a private collection of works of art that are awaiting formal provenance. Unsigned original paintings that may include Van Gogh – Monet and Manet to name but a few. The Exhibition of important undiscovered unsigned works has been expertly collected over a number of years and builds on the GLOBAL interest created by what is believed to be the only full length portrait of Vincent Van Gogh painted by Jeanne Donnadieu in 1886.
Gary Woods Photographs 2012
17 APR – 19 MAY 2012
Woods photographs are held in many permanent collections including The Getty Museum , the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Biblioteque Nationale. In 2000 he was the BBC Artist in Residence and his most recent exhibitions have been at The British Council in Abuja, Nigeria and at Alford Manor House in Lincolnshire.
'looking back at photos taken over years I would have expected them to trigger various reminiscences, as it turns out the images retained seem to lack the associations I think might identify me and stand out to surprise me as they first did '.
