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The Gallery presents between five and seven curated mainspace shows each year. In addition there are two parallel programmes: 24 SEVEN and 'A One Night Stand with....'
IMT is a cutting-edge contemporary art gallery on Cambridge Heath Road in Bethnal Green, London. The vision of the gallery is to stage challenging and ambitious exhibitions, specific to the gallery, complemented with talks by artists, curators and critics. IMT was established to encourage innovative ideas and practices and promote artists who tackle concerns at the heart of contemporary culture.
www.chrischalkart.com is the official website and online gallery of renowned Welsh artist Chris Chalk. Where you can buy beautiful original Welsh landscape paintings of Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion and West Wales directly from the artist as well as limited edition giclee art prints of his artworks. See Chris' extensive back catalogue of work and be the first to see his latest oil paintings, as well as keeping up to date with what's on his easel right now in the works in progress section.
Contemporary Art Gallery situated on the North Norfolk coast. Our innovative exhibition programme includes the work of established contemporary artists, acclaimed modern masters and emerging new talent.
Operates the Arts Council's 'Own Art' Scheme for interest free credit on works of art.
Project Space 11 is an artist-led initiative situated in the heart of Plymouth City Market, supported by Plymouth City Council, Arts Council England and Plymouth College of Art.
The setting of a traditional indoor market, a microcosm of Plymouth culture and unique in its architecture, creates an unusual and challenging arena for visual art.
Coordinated by five Plymouth based artists, Project Space 11 strives to critically engage with artist-led practice regionally, nationally and potentially internationally; creating a platform for artist activity in the city.
The programme intends to be larger than its physical home; a small market place unit, operating as a Hub for artist led activity, with a rolling programme of events, exhibitions and happenings. Alongside this will be regular opportunities for artist networking, critical discourse and discussion.
Cosmopolis – The International Gathering of Storymakers
A festival of words, images and sounds to celebrate and explore the universal human practice of making stories, to take place on the University of East Anglia campus on 5th June 2010.
Featuring: AMIT CHAUDHURI, GEOFF DYER, HAND ULRICH OBRIST, GILES FODEN, DAYANITA SINGH, RICHARD T KELLY, DOMINIQUE GONZALEZ-FOERSTER, JASON COWLEY, JAY GRIFFITHS, KEVIN CUMMINS, KEREN CYTTER, ALAN EDWARDS, LEE BRACKSTONE, AUSTIN WILDE, DEREK JOHNS, JUDY COUNIHAN.
Cosmopolis, a major summit in the arts will mark the launch of Think Something Different, a scheme designed to create a scholarship fund for the University of East Anglia’s Faculty of Arts and Humanities. Think Something Different is supported by a number of the foremost figures in the Arts today, from the novelist Ian McEwan, to the President of the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO), Sir Colin Davis, and the former Director of the National Theatre, Sir Richard Eyre.
Cosmopolis will bring together distinguished figures from the creative industries; people who have contributed to stories that have become important to audiences and readerships around the world today. In addition to a series of panel discussions, there will be Cosmopolis Masterclasses, giving audiences a rare insight into the secrets of the creative industries. Please see programme below.
London Atelier of Representational Art is unique in the UK with its approach. Teaching the fundamental aspects of drawing, painting and sculpture from life. Inspired by the atelier method the unique emphasis of the course is given to working directly from the life model in a continuous pose using the “sight- size” technique. We aim to teach essential concepts of proportion, line, gesture, form and light to best master expression of the human form.
ALL LEVELS WELCOME.
FULL-TIME & PART-TIME COURSES
Students will spend three hours a day drawing or painting the nude, and the further three hours drawing or painting a bargue drawing, plaster cast, still life or portrait model. A sufficient standard of drawing will be required before being permitted to paint. If one is considering attending for a sustained period, we recommend a starting date at the beginning of new poses. Please view our timetable for availability and life model sessions.
One can choose the number of weeks one wants to attend but, in terms of availability, we do consider full time students to have priority over part time students.
MONDAY & THURSDAY EVENING COURSES
Working from the model in a sustained pose over 10 weeks, students will learn the fundamentals of ’sight size’ technique in the context of line and mass drawing and, ultimately, in painting. The teaching structure is basically the same as for the daytime figure courses, and we offer the unique advantage of students retaining their own spot every week, enabling everyone to experience the value of studying a prolonged pose.
WEEKEND COURSES
Study long-pose figure drawing in pencil or charcoal. We teach a clear and simple approach to developing an accurate, naturalistic figure drawing using the sight-size technique. Students can expect the same high quality of teaching as can be found in our full time courses. Applicants can sign up for the morning class, the afternoon class, or the whole day. The pose remains the same throughout morning and afternoon sessions, both sessions lasting three hours. No prior experience needed.
The course is flexible, allowing students to pick the five Saturdays that suit their schedules best out of a total of six consecutive weekends.
Derbyshire Arts - with a dedicated selection of tutors and staff, our holidays aim to stimulate artistic potential. Our traditional and welcoming Derbyshire farm is set in magnificent rural surroundings. Art Courses are open to all - beginner and experienced artists alike. We offer a wide range of workshops from acrylics to printmaking so there is something for everyone to enjoy!
The works are intellectually stimulating and aesthetically wonderful.
Many of the gallery's artists are represented in museum, corporate and private collections.
A group of Norwegian art and design students will be exhibiting their work at the annual Norwegian Student Organization for Students Abroad (ANSA) exhibition at the Maverik Showroom in East London between April 28 and May 1. The theme of the exhibition is “Northern Light”, which is strongly associated with Norway and normally occurs in the north of the country during the darkest months of winter. At the exhibition, all light will be blocked out of the gallery room and the walls will be lit up with moving images of different types of northern light. Small islands will be created on the floor with a lamp next to each artist's work. Last year the exhibition was a success with around 1,000 visitors the first day and 200 on each of the following days.
South African born freelance illustrator and contemporary artist living and working in Scotland.
fine art photographer
Specialising in Scottish artists through exhibitions throughout the United Kingdom and internationally.
Professional Sculptor creating both Gallery and commissioned works
London based artist and curator who would prefer to think of his curatorial practice as merely organising exhibitions. Currently working on online Fanzine titled Nada/da to be launched mid 2010.
Portfolio of Jasper Scholtes, dutch artist. Jasper's work is best described as a combination of Pop Art and Urban Art. Although inspired by other Pop Art artists his work is unique in its own way! Jasper is now living and working in West Yorkshire (Micklethwaite, Bingley). Jasper accepts commissions.
The Gallery is housed in the historic regency Market Cross in the centre of Bury St Edmunds. It is publicly funded and admission is free. The exhibitions show works by international and national as well as regional artists and crafts makers. Also there is a craft shop with high quality works for sale.
A multi-disciplinary gallery and store with an on site studio space for production, artist in residence schemes, exhibitions, events and workshops. Focused on making art, design and craft accessible to all, it provides a constantly evolving space for new designers and members of the public to create, learn and educate.
The site sources unique and interesting work from local, established and emerging artists and designers, as well as bringing new talent to Scotland from elsewhere.
Loosely based around the idea of rooms in a house - the site hosts exhibitions in the 'drawing room', workshops in the 'studio', books in the 'library', jewellery in the 'dressing room', and so on. The name Welcome Home also comes from the idea of having everything under one roof.
The items sold in the gallery, shop and online are predominantly handmade, well designed, useful, beautiful or all of the above. Whether it's a book on photography, a vintage find, a carefully crafted necklace, a screen printed T-shirt or an original illustration, everything you'll find in Welcome Home will have its own story and be all the more special for it.
The Burlington Magazine is the world's leading monthly publication devoted to the fine and decorative arts. It publishes concise, well-written articles based on original research, presenting new works, art historical discoveries and fresh interpretations.
The Magazine is both an enduring work of reference and a running commentary on the art world of today – as well as editorials on topical issues, it features authoritative reviews of all important books and major exhibitions, and the monthly Calendar is the best available guide to art events all over the world.
The Magazine's advertising pages present a view of some of the finest works of art on the international market from both galleries and auction houses, together with announcements of museum and dealer exhibitions, art fairs and the latest art books; here too can be found notices of curatorial vacancies, services provided by insurers, conservators, restorers, shippers, financial institutions and luxury goods on offer.
I make collagraphs and etchings with occasional forays into monoprint and mixed media. Most of my work is concerned with landscape and the built environment. Most of my pieces are derived from direct observation "plein air" but all are transformed to reflect what I may feel to be truer realities. The collagraphs particularly are often entirely imagined constructions employing a cubist aesthetic Thus I consider myself a realist rather than a naturalist artist.
I enjoy offering printmaking courses in etching, collagraph and monoprint. I have a portable 18" etching press which can be taken to venues lacking such technology