From 2-30 May, 1-5pm, Albemarle Gallery in association with Art Moorhouse present a solo exhibition of works by Luciano Ventrone at MOORHOUSE, the iconic Norman Foster building in the City of London. Among the 14 works on exhibit will be the major work 'Mosaico', shown in its entirety for the first time in the UK. It is comprised of 9 one metre square canvases, first exhibited in the Italian Pavilion at the 54th Venice Biennale 2011, curated by the pre-eminent art critic Vittorio Sgarbi. The transition from a gallery setting into a modern, urban and corporate environment provides a new and exciting context in which to view these works.

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Please call Art Moorhouse 0750 2211914 to arrange appointments on weekday mornings and weekends.

The Albemarle Gallery is proud to announce the representation of British artist Kelvin Okafor.

His Solo exhibition of drawings is scheduled for May 2014.

The Albemarle Gallery is proud to announce the installation in St. James’s Square Gardens, London of two monumental stainless steel sculptures by the internationally acclaimed Uruguayan artist Pablo Atchugarry.

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Albemarle Gallery in association with Art Moorhouse present a collective exhibition of Korean contemporary art at MOORHOUSE, the iconic Norman Foster building in the City of London.The transition from a gallery setting into a modern, urban and corporate environment provides a new and exciting context in which to view these works. The exhibition runs until 27th April.

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JAMB & ALBEMARLE GALLERY in association with THE CHENSHIA MUSEUM WUHAN, CHINA Presents “NOTHING WASTED” An Exhibition of Recent Paintings by RICHARD HARRISON curated by BRIAN SEWELL14-29 October 2011 at Jamb 107A Pimlico Road, London SW1W 8PH  (Entrance at the Lower Sloane Street end)

The Paradigm Case recently had the honor to catch up with Harry and asked him some questions about life & art.
 

I was born in Glasgow and spent some of my early life there, but my Scottish father was killed early in the War, and my London-born mother took up (after a decent interval, I hope) with another man and....

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Overlooked until relatively recently, Women Pop Artists are currently experiencing a well-deserved renaissance. Marjorie Strider is one of the most important women artists of this movement whose work is now being looked at again.
 
She participated in the highly acclaimed touring exhibition, Seductive Subversion: Women Pop Artists 1958-1968 from January 2010 to April 2011, which received rave reviews. The exhibition was organized by the Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery, University of the Arts, Philadelphia and curated by its exhibitions director Sid Sachs. A hardback book of the same title accompanied the exhibition published by Abbeville Press, New York.

Ron Bolt's large work "Cobourg Light" was commissioned by the town of Cobourg, Ontario, Canada, through a juried process organized by the Art Gallery of Northumberland and is scheduled for installation from the 4th April. It is part of a public art project funded through a $150,000 donation by an anonymous local citizen.

The Albemarle Gallery is proud to be the first to make a public presentation of the art of Aisha Caan. The works exhibited form a single entity, under the title ‘The Elements of Nature’. Aisha Caan says of her work: “My practice as a painter has been the vehicle for enquiry. In recent years, the curiosity about the essence of existence and the elements of nature has intrigued me, whereupon I have explored the purpose of life and the Omnipresent.”

Five new additional paintings included in Henrietta Labouchere's exhibition - For Esme - with Love and Squalor.

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The short stories and novels of J.D. Salinger, Carson McCullers and Karen Blixen offer beginnings for her works . . .  Madame Zilensky, Miss Amelia, Emmanuelson, The Young Man with the Carnation and Esme.
 

Shine Artists is the new brainchild of the directors of the Albemarle Gallery - one of the most established contemporary galleries in Mayfair.

Hand-picking some of the most innovative and exciting contemporary artists of the moment, it will feature an array of emerging and recognized talent, both homegrown and international.

Shine Artists will bring together new and inspiring voices on the contemporary scene, presenting work that is distinguished by its quality, originality and creativity.

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Another extraordinary collection of hyper-realist paintings summed up in the words of Edward Lucie-Smith , Art Historian and Critic.

'Luciano Ventrone’s paintings invite a mood of pure contemplation from the viewer; they are works of masterful skill and supreme aesthetic beauty. What we see in a Ventrone painting is not ‘real’ because it is not what we would see were we to look with the naked eye - We see more.'

Dealing exclusively with the urban landscape, Walsh’s work is a complex construction that draws on many influences, including American Precisionism, the aesthetics of place and the importance of the history of art.

His work is an expression of often highly personal experiences of particular times and specific places. The quality of the works lies not only in their great technical skill but in Walsh’s ability to universalise his experiences to give them wider resonance.

'Multiverse' oil on linen 144 x 188 cm (57 x 74 in) is on exhibit until 3rd January 2011

A portfolio of 17 prints limited to 45 editions worldwide published by Albemarle Gallery in support of The Elizabeth Montgomerie Foundation.

Each print is signed and numbered by the artist with each portfolio accompanied by a tribute to the team and the artist personally signed by the European Ryder Cup Team Captain Colin Montgomerie.

The portfolio is presented in an acid free archival quality conservation box. 

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