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<\/a>A series of new paintings made by Peter Brown as he journeyed through East Anglia, from Norfolk down to Essex. These works have revealed his affinity for landscape in contrast to his city scenes. This exhibition shows both themes to emphasis the contrast.<\/p>\n
Peter Brown<\/a> 20 November – 23 December 2017<\/p>\n A mixed exhibition of new painting and sculpture.<\/p>\n Beaux Arts Bath Gallery<\/a> 4th November – 2nd December 2017<\/p>\n A collection of Tim Allen’s large scale works, creating an intimate and immersive experience.<\/p>\n ‘They\u2019re paintings that have immediacy, like a Richard Serra sculpture. You can experience the Turps Gallery<\/a> \u200b24 November 2017 – 6 January 2018<\/p>\n A group show with works by: bo.lee gallery<\/a>, 29 November – 10 December 2017<\/p>\n The Royal Institute of Oil Painters Annual Exhibition shows emerging new exhibitors alongside established member artists.<\/p>\n The works in oil paint demonstrate the variety of styles and looks that this medium can be used to create: from a traditional approach to an innovative use of material and style.<\/p>\n Exhibiting Artists: Mall Galleries<\/a> 25 November – 31 December 2017<\/p>\n The Sarah Wiseman Gallery Winter Exhibition focuses work by six artists focusing on snowy woods and star-lit winter nights.<\/p>\n Exhibiting artists include Sarah Wiseman Gallery<\/a> 23 November – 23 December 2017<\/p>\n This annual exhibition has been running for over 200 years and shows the work of the RBSAs Members and Associates and includes the work of those who have been newly elected this year.<\/p>\n The RSBA Gallery<\/a> 29 November 2017 – 20 January 2018<\/p>\n Janet Boulton is known predominantly for her watercolours and paper relief works. This exhibition focuses on her works on paper and her paintings which have been inspired by music, still life and gardens.<\/p>\n 40 years ago, Swindon Museum and Art Gallery hosted Janet Boulton’s exhibition, \u2018Windows and Reflections\u2019, inspired by her views from classrooms in the town, making this a welcome return to Swindon for this important artist.<\/p>\n Janet Boulton<\/a> Private view: Wednesday 29 November, 6-8.30pm, starting with a curators tour with Shanay Jhaveri. A major new exhibition that explores how Indian classical music has inspired modern and contemporary artists.<\/p>\n Everything we do is music, curated by Shanay Jhaveri, traces a long history, from early Indian miniature paintings (Ragamalas) through to drawings, animations and video works from the present day. Including works by pivotal Indian and Pakistani artists such as Nasreen Mohamedi and Lala Rukh, the exhibition will feature a number of works previously unseen in the UK. It will present newly commissioned pieces by Michael M\u00fcller and Sarnath Banerjee alongside works by contemporary artists such as Prabhavathi Meppayil, Shahzia Sikander and Dayanita Singh . The exhibition will also explore the influence of Indian classical music on important American artists such as Lee Mullican and Marian Zazeela, and its wider influence on western popular and counterculture.<\/p>\n Exhibiting artist: The Drawing Room<\/a> 23 November 2017 \u2013 12 January 2018<\/p>\n This is a group exhibition, curated by Amelia Bowles, where the works economise and dispense with the formal definition of \u2018painting\u2019, questioning its construction and modes of making.<\/p>\n While in the diverse mediums of installation, text, diagrams, painting, photography and moving image, all of them work towards coded rhythms of abstraction.<\/p>\n Artists shopwing include: The Koppel Project Hive<\/a> Private view: Thursday 30th November, 6-9pm London\u2019s contemporary illustration is being held at the Bargehouse, this year’s emphasis is on play, with interactive artworks and hands-on workshops. There will be over 65 exhibitors, covering a breadth of practices, from emerging talent to established names.<\/p>\n Exhibitors that are keyholders and supporters of East London Printmaker include:<\/p>\n Susan Vera Clarke The London Illustration Fair <\/a><\/p>\n at<\/p>\n Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf<\/a><\/p>\n Bargehouse Street<\/p>\n South Bank<\/p>\n London, SE1 9PH<\/p>\n Private View: Thursday 30 November 6:30 – 9:30pm A collection of artwork inspired by modernist and brutalist architecture from two emerging artists Red Girling and Oscar Francis.<\/p>\n Red Girling<\/a> is the pseudonym for Eliza Southwood, a printmaker and illustrator. Influenced by her years as an architect in London, before she became a full time artist, she produces work that reflects the textural qualities of architecture and the built environment, in both abstract and figurative terms. She uses a variety of mediums such as collage, acrylic, charcoal and screen printing.<\/p>\n Oscar Francis<\/a> is a London-based design studio established in 2013 by Sarah Evans. Sarah Evans is an architect turned artist who is known for creating architecturally inspired prints and textiles. Her distinctive work celebrates modernist architecture through the use of bold graphic prints and patterns that reimagine and reveal the character of these iconic buildings.<\/p>\n Espacio Gallery<\/a> Please let us know about your exhibition.<\/a> We may be able to include it in future Current Events.<\/p>\n See more exhibitions on our Exhibitions Calendar.<\/a><\/p>\n
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\nMessum’s Gallery<\/a>
\n28 Cork Street
\nLondon,
\nW1S 3NG<\/p>\n
\nSmall Works for Christmas<\/h5>\n
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\n12-13 York Street
\nBath
\nBA1 1NG<\/p>\n
\nTim Allen:Dual Purpose<\/h5>\n
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\nthing-in-itself without any reference to anything else.’<\/p>\n
\nUnit 11a, First floor walkway, Taplow House, Thurlow Street
\nLondon
\nSE17 2UQ<\/p>\n
\nNature’s Alchemy: Launch of new Peckham Gallery<\/h5>\n
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\nAmbrosine Allen<\/a>,
\nSusan Gunn,<\/a>
\nTessa Farmer,<\/a>
\nPaul Fry, <\/a>
\nBea Haines,<\/a>
\n Patrick Haines,<\/a>
\nPhilippa Lawrence,<\/a>
\n Richard Long,<\/a>
\n David Mach,<\/a>
\n Suzanne Moxhay,<\/a>
\n Cornelia Parker, <\/a>
\n Peter Randall-Page, <\/a>
\nIone Rucquoi<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\n222 Rye Lane,
\nLondon,
\nSE15 4NL<\/p>\n
\nRoyal Institute of Oil Painters Annual Exhibition 2017<\/h5>\n
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\nAdebanji Alade ROI, Linda Alexander ROI SBA, Naomi Alexander ROI, Malcolm Ashman RBA ROI, Natalia Avdeeva ROI, Richard Baines ROI, Liz Balkwill PS, Jeremy Barlow ROI, Frances Bell, Chris Bennett ROI, Tim Benson VPROI, Susan Bower RBA ROI, Peter Brown Hon RBA NEAC PS ROI RP, Alex Callaway William Carney RSMA ROI, Trevor Chamberlain RSMA ROI, Amanda Coleman, Richard Combes ROI, Kathleen Crow ROI, Ian Cryer PROI, David Curtis RSMA ROI, Bill Dean ROI, Roger Dellar PS RI ROI, John Dobbs NEAC, Andrew Farmer, Roger Ferrin ROI, Neville Fleetwood ROI, Roy Freer NEAC RI ROI, Lachlan Goudie ROI, Peter Graham ROI, Helen Hale ROI, Alice Hall AROI, Benjamin Hope, Ken Howard OBE Hon RBA PPNEAC RA ROI, Philip James ROI, Christopher Keays ROI, Andrew King ROI, Robin Mackervoy ROI, John McCombs RBA ROI, Lucy McKie ROI, June Mendoza OBE RP ROI, Tony Merrick ROI, Ronald Morgan RBA Hon Sen ROI, Barry Peckham RSMA ROI, David Pilgrim ROI, Brian Ryder ROI, Valerie Smith ROI, John Sprakes RBA ROI, Nicholas St John Rosse RSMA, Norma Stephenson PS, John Stillman RSMA, Haidee-Jo Summers ROI ARSMA, Bernadett Timko, Nicholas Verrall RBA ROI, Tom Wanless Sen ROI, Graham Webber ROI, Peter Wileman FROI RSMA, Hashim Akib, Michael Alford, Michael John Ashcroft, Clare Bowen, John Brenton, Ben Brotherton, Oliver Bull, Francis Callaghan, Roy Connelly, Lee Craigmile, Olivia Crane, Derek Daniells, Phoebe Dickinson, Benjamin Eden, Nigel Fletcher, Dennis Gaskin, Penny Germa, Richard Goldstein, Mary Grundy, Gerry Halpin MBE, Julia Hawkins, Martin Hill, Jane Hodgson, Peter Holt, Tom Hughes, Shinobu Kawano, John Killens, Craig Lee, Helen Lieber, Emily Macduff, Rod Major, Tom Marsh, Gregory Mason, Mark McLaughlin, Robbie Murdoch, Vicki Norman, Kate Oleska, Rob Pointon, Lisa Puhlhofer, Dorian Roland Radu, Adam Ralston, Maria Rose, Serena Rowe, Alla Samarina, Diana Savostaite, Sarah Spackman, Dennis Spicer, Tom Stevenson, David Stanley, Karl Terry, Colin Twinn, Phillip Tyler, David Walker, John Walsom, Archie Wardlaw, Michael Weller, Oscar Whicheloe, Yuxin Yang, Iryna Yermolova, Junhe Zhu and Jie Zhuang.<\/p>\n
\nThe Mall
\nLondon
\nSW1<\/p>\n
\nWoods In Winter: Daniel Ablitt, Bridget Davies, Flora Mclachlan, Clare Nicholls, Abigail Reed and Sally Stafford<\/h5>\n
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\nDaniel Ablitt<\/a>,
\nBridget Davies<\/a>,
\nFlora Mclachlan<\/a>,
\nClare Nicholls<\/a>,
\nAbigail Reed<\/a>
\nand Sally Stafford.<\/a><\/p>\n
\n40 – 41 South Parade
\nSummertown
\nOxford
\nOX2 7JL<\/p>\n
\nThe Royal Birmingham Society of Artists, Members and Associates Annual Exhibition 2017<\/h5>\n
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\n4 Brook St
\nBirmingham
\nB3 1SA<\/p>\n
\nJanet Boulton: A Seeming Diversity: Working with Watercolour<\/h5>\n
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\nSwindon Museum and Art Gallery<\/a>
\nBath Road
\nSwindon
\nSN1 4BA<\/p>\n
\nEverything We Do is Music<\/h5>\n
\n30 November 2017 \u2013 4 March 2018<\/p>\n<\/a>
\nSarnath Banerjee, Claudio Caldini, Francesco Clemente, Sabah Husain, Prabhavathi Meppayil, Nasreen Mohamedi, Tania Mouraud, Lee Mullican, Michael M\u00fcller, Hetain Patel, Lala Rukh, Vidya Sagar, Mohan Samant, Shahzia Sikander, Dayanita Singh, Marian Zazeela.<\/p>\n
\nUnit 8 Rich Estate, \u000346 Willow Walk
\nLondon SE1 5SF<\/p>\n
\nNotes on Painting<\/h5>\n
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\nAmelia Bowles,
\nHonor Carter,
\nRobert Davis,
\nMoyra Derby,
\nFiona Grady,
\nCallum Green,
\nBenjamin Jones,
\nAntoine Langenieux-Villard,
\nHannah Luxton,
\nAndrea Medjesi-Jones,
\nCharley Peters,
\nAnna Salamon, and Andrea V Wright.<\/p>\n
\n26 Holborn Viaduct,
\nLondon
\nEC1A 2AT<\/p>\n
\nThe Illustration Fair 2017<\/h5>\n
\n30 November 2017 – 3 December 2018<\/p>\n<\/a> LIF banner by Marcelina Amelia.<\/p>\n
\nJenni Allen
\nCynthia Bernheim
\nEleanor Rogers
\nEliza Southwood
\nBelinda Chen
\nEmma Reynolds
\nAmanda Idowu
\nLorena Herrero<\/p>\n
\nBRUTAL: A Collection of Architectural Prints and Drawings: Red Girling & Oscar Francis<\/h5>\n
\n27 November – 3 December 2017<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>
\n159 Bethnal Green Road
\nLondon E2 7DG
\n(Just off Brick Lane in East London)<\/p>\n
\nOur Exhibition Calendar<\/h5>\n