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Current Events #32. A selection of UK art exhibitions and events for week 32 of 2016.
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Moors & Coast

1 August – 30 September 2016

Woodend

Woodend Gallery’s inaugural Summer Open Exhibition.

Woodend
The Crescent
Scarborough, North Yorkshire
YO11 2PW



Light

1-31 August 2016

Mammoser

Anniversary exhibition where artist/owner Tina Mammoser shares a new collection of “Light” paintings inspired by stars.

Grejczik Gallery
9a Hanover Road
Scarborough
YO11 1LS



Sampler

25-27 August 2016

Sampler

Kristian Day has orgainsed the first in a series of short exhibitions. Presented in association with Arcade Fine Arts, this inaugural show features 27 painters, each represented by a single work: Richard Baker, Anthony Banks, Aglaé Bassens, Alison Boult, Hannah Brown, Lindsey Bull, Simon Burton, Gordon Dalton, Freya Douglas-Morris, David Edmond, John Finneran, Archie Franks, Anna Freeman Bentley, Adam Laurence Hedley, Aly Helyer, Yuchu Gao, Lee Johnson, Cathy Lomax, Kathryn Maple, Eleanor Moreton, Sheila Rennick, Ben Risk, Andrew Seto, Antonia Showering, Matthew David, Smith, Mimei Thompson, Willem Weismann. Facebook event page. Private view 25th August.

Arcade
87 Lever Street
London
EC1V 3RA



Summer Salon 2016

24 July – 14 August 2016

lubomirov

The gallery’s second annual summer open-door exhibition and fundraiser for the gallery. Artists: A M Hanson, Adam Hennessey, Adrian Galpin, Aisling Drennan, Albeiro Rojas Tomedes, Alejandro Escobar, Alice Kemp, Alison Gajra, Alison Goodyear, Amanda Whittle, Anders Rindom, Andrew Seto, Anita Bryan, Ansell Cizic, Avis Underwood, Barbara Howey, Ben Chambers, Ben Walker, Bo Fowler, Bonita Alice, Broughton & Birnie, Christian Inkpen, Clare Jarrett, Clemence Hemard, Coco Hewitt, Daisy Clarke, Daisy Delaney, Dan Knight, Dave Farnham, E. M. Roth, Elaine Arkell, Elvira Oddy, Etienne de Villiers, Felix Baudenbacher, Fiona McAuliffe, Fionn Wilson, Flora Watson, Franco La Russa, Fred Crayk, Gemma Cossey, Giulia Cantarutti, Giulio Bonatti, Guy Shoham, Hania Farrell, Hanne Kemfor, Hanz Hancock, Hedley Roberts, Het Het, House of O’Dwyer, Jahan Gerrard, James Blagden, Jane Hoodless, Jeannette Abi Khalil, Jim Cheatle, Joe Carcary, John Stephens, Jonathan Stockbridge, Josephine Dixon, Julia Maddison, Justine Hounam, Kaori Homma, Karl Bielik, Karol Kochanowski, Karolina Albricht, Kelly Sweeney, Kirsten Baskett, Laura Hudson, Lesley Greening Lassoff, Linda Culverwell, Linda Jean John, Liz Elton, Lorna Pridmore, Luis Galan, Madi Acharya-Baskerville, Maggie Learmonth, Mandy Hudson, Marco Ronda, Maria Kaleta, Marianne Wie, Mario Varas Sanchez, Mark Evans, Martha Parsey, Matthew Lenik, Mervyn Diese, Michael Boffey, Michele Fletcher, Mikey B. Georgeson, Miranda Boulton, Monika Tobel, Natalia Ferber, Nick Newsam, Oliver Gosling, Oliver McConnie, Olivia Crane, Pandora Vaughan, Patrick Morrissey, Paul Brandford, Paul Sakoilsky, Paula Bodington, Paula MacArthur, Perdita Sinclair, Philip Maltman, playpaint, Rab Harling, Rachel Ara, Rachelle Allen-Sherwood, Rebecca Byrne, Rebecca George, Rekha Sameer, Richard Mcconnell, Richard Starbuck, Robin Dixon, Rolina Blok, Ronis Varlaam, Rosanna Dean, Rosie Leventon, rubbish artist, Ruth Solomons, Sam Baker, Sasha Bowles, Sebastian Muscio, Sharon Leahy-Clark, Shona Davies, Dave Monaghan, Jon Klein, Sian-Kate Mooney, Silvia Lerin, Simon Leahy-Clark, Sisetta Zappone, Sophie Marritt, Stella Boroutzi, Stephen Harwood, Steve Marriott, Suzanne Holtom, Tal Regev, Teresa Zerafa Byrne, Vaishali Prazmari, Valeriya N-Georg, Wendy Saunders, William Dick, William Gharraie, Yuichiro Kikuma, Yukako Shibata.

Lubomirov / Angus-Hughes
26 Lower Clapton Rd (at the junction of Urswick Rd)
London
E5 0PD



2016 Bow Open Show

18 June – 28 August 2016

Ryan Hodge, 'Ladies and Gentleman' (2015)
Ryan Hodge, ‘Ladies and Gentleman’ (2015)

24 Bow Arts artists have been selected by guest curator Anj Smith: Michael Achtman; Nitin Amin; Marta Bakst; Victoria Burgher; Lizzie Cannon; Jessica Jane Charleston; Matt Gee; Michael Gurhy; Rachel Haines; Denise Hickey; Ryan Hodge; Anna Ilsley; Matthew Krishanu; Felicity McCabe; Lauren Mele; Laura Napier; Ellie Nicholls; Marcus Orlandi; Mette Sterre; Rhys Thomas; Emily Tracy; Jaime Valtierra; Emily Whitebread; Emily Wolfe.

Nunnery Gallery
181 Bow Road
London
E3 2SJ



Stass Paraskos: Lovers & Romances

22 July – 9 October 2016

STASS PARASKOS

Bringing together a collection of paintings by Cypriot artist Stass Paraskos, this exhibition hinges around ‘Lovers & Romances’ an exhibition that was the subject of an obscenity trial in 1966 following a complaint by a member of the public and a police raid on the show of the same title at Leeds Institute.

The Tetley
Hunslet Road
Leeds
LS10 1JQ



Three Works

5 August – 26 August 2016

james-deme-victor

Three current postgraduate Royal College of Art students exhibit one work each: James Collins, Victor Payares, Deme Georghiou.

Three Works
8 Trinity Street
Weymouth, Dorset
DT4 8TW



London Contemporary Art New Pop-up Summer Gallery

11 August 2016 Opening Night

LCA

Artists on show at the private view include: Ewan Eason, Michal Lukasiewicz, Adele Moreau, Debbie Smyth, Daniel Warnecke, David Hinchliffe.

Facebook event page.
1 Cloisters Walk
St Katherine Docks
London
E1W 1LD


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The image at the top is:

Antares
100cm x 100cm, Acrylic painting on canvas
by Tina Mammoser who is showing at Grejczik Gallery all of August.

Julie Caves is a long-standing contributor to Jackson’s Art Blog and previously served as its Editor for ten years. With an encyclopaedic knowledge of art materials, she writes in-depth articles, particularly about oil and acrylic painting, bringing an extensive research background to each piece. Julie studied journalism in California, fine art at the University of Texas at Austin, and completed both an MA at Camberwell College of Art and the Turps Studio Painting Programme in London. She exhibits her work regularly and continues to write part-time for the blog.

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