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Current Events #50. A selection of UK art exhibitions and events for week 50 of 2017.
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Massaging The Message

8 December – 17 December 2017

Annie Zamero ShambHala Warrior. Oil and acrylic on canvas, 150 x 100 cm
Annie Zamero ShambHala Warrior. Oil and acrylic on canvas, 150 x 100 cm

‘The Magma Group seek to examine to what extent Marshall McLuhan’s well known phrase ‘The Medium is The Message’ applies to fine art. This is explored in their exhibition of paintings and sculpture atArthouse1. McLuhan said ‘Societies have always been shaped more by the nature of…media…than by the content of the communication’. However The Magma Group ‘…whilst not denigrating the role of medium in the ultimate work, credit other aspects with having equal input…in the transmission of its message…’ says art writer/critic Anna McNay. She further points out that the group believes ‘…expressive use of feeling,…’ a well developed idea and ‘…sensitive ..handling of the artist’s medium’ are all necessary to get the artist’s message across.’

Exhibiting Artists includep: Kimbal Quist Bumstead, Siro Carraro, Dagmar Dost-Nolden, Michael Hutchison, Carolina Khouri, Andrew McDonald, Gary William Myatt, Marie-Therese Ross and Annie Zamero.

Arthouse1
45 Grange Road
London
SE1 3BH


Flotsam and Jetsam

11 December – 16 December 2017

A piece by SGS staff for the Flotsam and Jetsam exhibition
A piece by SGS staff for the Flotsam and Jetsam exhibition

This exhibition is made up of paintings, prints, greetings cards and stained glass mirrors made by members of the Preparation for Work and Life Department at SGS College.

Amanda Cooke, Judith Birkett, Val Saunders, Fay Crawford, Charlotte Darleston and Katie McCue.

Stroud Subscription Rooms
George Street,
Stroud,
Gloucestershire
GL5 1AE


Art for Living – @Sybil Colfax & John Fowler

6 December – 21 December 2017

Art Student, 2015 by Hedley Roberts

Recent works by seven contemporary artists:
Fergus Hare, Mat Humphrey, Hedley Roberts, Kadie Salmon, James E Crowther, Jack Milroy, Zachari Logan

Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler
89 – 91 Pimlico Road,
London
Sw1W 8PH


Anthony Donaldson – Patrick O’Reilly – Colin Self: Three Wise Men

6 December – 20 December 2017

Antony Donaldson, Saskia, 1974-1976 Acrylic lacquer on Beauty board 44.5 x 48.5 cm (17 1.2 x 19 inches)
Antony Donaldson, Saskia, 1974-1976 Acrylic lacquer on Beauty board 44.5 x 48.5 cm (17 1.2 x 19 inches)

This gallery brings together the work of Antony Donaldson, Patrick O’Reilly and Colin Self who are all renowned artists and long standing friends of the gallery. All three have collected and taken inspiration from popular culture in their careers creating their own visual imagery which is highly regarded. This show includes work in the mediums of painting, collage and sculpture.

The Mayor Gallery
21 Cork Street
First Floor
London
W1S 3LZ


12 Days

8 December – 19 December 2017

Myrtle Pizzey, Footbridge over Sheppey, Linocut
Myrtle Pizzey, Footbridge over Sheppey, Linocut

A pop-up exhibition of applied and fine art with a winter theme, curated by Paul Newman.

12 Days is a collection of Fine and Applied Arts, gathered to celebrate Yuletime, in the beautiful setting of the Round Tower at Black Swan Arts in Frome. It is a collection of Printmaking, Ceramics, Woodwork, Painting and Drawing, on a Winter theme.

Exhibiting artists include:
Amanda Bee | Alice Blogg | David Daniels | Jon England | Bjork Haraldsdottir | Susanna Lisle | Clare Mahoney | Paul Newman | Myrtle Pizzey | Howard Phipps RWA | David Smith | Liz Somerville | Sarah Targett | Sarah Truscott | Matt Waite | Guy Watts | Suzanne Woodward

Black Swan Arts
2 Bridge Street,
Frome,
Somerset
BA11 1BB


Landmarks
12 December – 23 December
Fiona Moate, Acrylic on Canvas
Fiona Moate, Acrylic on Canvas

This is AIR Gallery’s first external exhibition. Land Marks includes the work of Kate Davies, Sarah Feinmann, Magie Hargreaves and Fiona Moate. It focuses on nature and the traces, erosions and edifices, from wheel tracks to monuments, fences to hill figures, that are the results of time, history and people’s interactions with their surroundings.

There is an evening event on the 14th December.

Art Open House Garden
at
AIR Gallery, A4 Studios
30 Grosvenor Rd
Altrincham
WA14 1LD


Paper Cuts

14 December – 16 December 2017

Francisco Mendes Moreira Untitled 1 oil pastel on paper 25 x 32 cm
Francisco Mendes Moreira Untitled 1 oil pastel on paper 25 x 32 cm

Paper Cuts is an exhibition of new artists from around the world. They’ll be holding an event on December 14th and all the works will be available online, with new works on paper added every day

Tripp Gallery
59 Amwell Street,
London,
EC1R 1UR


Entre Amis

7 December – 17 December 2017

Donna Huddleston, Transitional Drawing, Part 3, 2016, Courtesy of the artist
Donna Huddleston, Transitional Drawing, Part 3, 2016, Courtesy of the artist

A fundraising exhibition of newly commissioned artist’s editions and unique works by a range of internationally acclaimed artists.

Exhibiting artists include:
Lisa Brice, Thomas Dozol, Tom Ellis, Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard,
Fabienne Hess, Donna Huddleston, Samuel Levack and Jennifer Lewandowski,
Cary Loren, David Noonan, Nicholas Pankhurst, Lyle Perkins, Thomas J Price,
Caragh Thuring, Jessica Warboys, Sue Webster, Lucy Woodhouse

French Riviera
309 Bethnal Green Road
London
E2 6AH


Kingsley Nebechi Solo Exhibition

12 December – 17 December 2017

Illustration of a woman by Kingsley Nebechi

Kingsley Nebechi is an Italian born, British raised illustrator. His work is inspired by his love for patterns, comics and fashion.

Kingsley’s artwork has been featured on book covers, ad campaigns, product packaging
and animation.

Kingsley Nebechi

Espacio Gallery
159 Bethnal Green Road
London E2 7DG
(Just off Brick Lane in East London)


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The image at the top is: is an illustration of a woman by Kingsley Nebechi, who is exhibiting at the Espacio Gallery
A former member of the Jackson’s Blog team, Tegen wrote about projects within the world of contemporary art, whether it’s kick-starters, conceptual activism or exhibitions. In her own work her focus lies in experimentation, and unearthing the true potential of the materials she works with.

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