Skarstedt is thrilled to start the spring season with a solo exhibition of the American artist Jeff Koons. Presenting five mural-sized paintings executed between 2001 – 2013, the exhibition features work from his Easyfun-Ethereal series first commissioned by the Deutsche Guggenheim Berlin in 2000, alongside artworks from the Popeye and Antiquity series. Admired for his […]
The exhibition features a selection of Haynes’s book-sized paintings from the series – library, dedicated to a pantheon of writers, important to the artist. In this series of works, Haynes approaches each intimately scaled linen canvas with painterly and meticulous manipulation of depth, light, and gradation, inviting viewers on an introspective journey into the illusive […]
Green (Yong Woon Park) makes dynamic large scale paintings, working with unmixed oil paint on raw canvas. His work is vividly colourful, often humorous and marked by a powerful, affective gesture. For Green, the process of painting is one where emotion flows freely, it has directness to it that the every day life lacks. His […]
JGM Gallery presents Weer Loo - The Cry Of The Curlew, an exhibition of watercolour and acrylic paintings by Hubert Tjapaltjarri Pareroultja, a proud Arrernte man living and working on Country in his traditional homelands of Ntaria, South Central Australia. Pareroultja is the inheritor of one of Australia's most significant - and certainly longest lasting […]
Pilar Corrias presents Villa Venus: The Garden, an exhibition of new paintings, sculpture and animation by Sofia Mitsola – the latest chapter in the artist’s ongoing series depicting a utopian, Cycladic island ruled by her female characters. Using a saturated palette, Mitsola layers washes of vivid, unadulterated colour with large, immediate brushstrokes and thick impasto. In various […]
"Understand a painting as a sum of chords and once and for all break away from any naturalist idea." ~ Edouard Vuillard James Fisher was born in the UK in 1972. He attained a BA at the University of Brighton (1992 – 1995) and an MA at the Royal College of Art (1995 – 1997) […]
JGM Gallery presents Revelation & Concealment, an exhibition of paintings and prints by 18 Indigenous Australian artists. The starting points for this exhibition are the dual themes of "revelation and concealment" in Indigenous contemporary art, a dialectic which curator Stephen Gilchrist identifies in his 2016 analysis of Shorty Lungkarta Tjungurrayi's Children's Water Dreaming (1972) (Gilchrist, […]
Battle Cat is a new collection of drawings and prints that explore post-nuclear legacies, destructivism, folklore and storytelling by artist Adam Hogarth. “We all desire the future to turn out more happily than I have figured it. In particular we desire our present civilization to advance steadily toward some kind of Utopia. The thought that it may […]
In new paintings, Tchiprout presents moments of intimacy and community, staging hand-made dolls in a world that is self-referential and protected. Her dolls are modelled after herself and her peers, female protagonists from Yiddish literature, and historical figures including the Jewish dancer Els Keezer. In painting figures that are activated by their expressions and likenesses, […]
…..from exhibition essay by Ansel Krut …’Each of Bosch’s paintings starts, and ends, with stories that are both personal and universal. Her protagonists are the shapes, the forms, she uses. They look pre-existent, as though drawn from a bank of universal human archetypes, but actually, they evolve through hours in the studio, morphing on the […]
