Bicha Gallery sets out for inaugural Milan Affordable
Art Fair and returns to Brussels for the second year
Sally McGill, All the World in a Grain of Sand, Linocuts on paper, 2010
Following last year’s successful fairs in Europe and Asia, Bicha Gallery is excited
to begin 2011 by exhibiting in the Milan and Brussels Affordable Art Fairs.
Exhibiting artists include:
PAINTING
Sally McGill - British contemporary artist inspired by flight, aerial views, landscapes
and fractals – the geometry of natural shapes repeated at different scales
John Crossley - Abstract paintings exploring the nature of things through the metaphors
of light and spatial relationships capturing a joyful resonance
AAF Milan 2011
AAF Brussels 2011
Thurs 3 - Sun 6 February
Fri 25 - Mon 28 February
Superstudio Più, via Tortona
Tour & Taxis, Brussels
Private View: Wed 2 Feb
Private View: Thurs 24 Feb
Stand D6
Stand D1
Affordable Art Fair
Bicha Gallery
7 Gabriel’s Wharf
South Bank
London SE1 9PP
020 7928 0083
info@bicha.co.uk
www.bicha.co.uk
Bicha Gallery
7 Gabriel’s Wharf
South Bank
London SE1 9PP
020 7928 0083
info@bicha.co.uk
www.bicha.co.uk
Colin McCallum, Interference Red Blue Purple, Acrylic on canvas, 2008
Colin McCallum - Contemporary abstract paintings influenced by elements of today’s
cityscapes: hotels, airports, malls, electricity and digital technology
Derek Marks - Oil paintings derived from life drawing studies that vary from the quick
sketch to beautifully executed studies – art pieces in themselves
Roger Kite - Acrylic paintings, watercolour and charcoal drawings inspired by trees
and the artist’s fascination with their longevity and capacity for renewal
Eleonore Pironneau - Abstract acrylic paintings depicting a poetic expression of the
artist’s meditative inner worlds and symbolic forms of energy – bubbles of life
David Oates - The ‘Vampire’ series of oil paintings combine a formal minimalist visual
language and a Romantic preoccupation with our relation to time and space
PHOTOGRAPHY
Dr Lisa Anderson - Lens-based digital images exploring our relationship with
environment, from China, the High Arctic and the Australian outback
John Bryson - A series of photographic triptychs exploring our experiences of nature
and the often disorienting dialogue created between landscape and memory
Daniela Schnieder - The Air Lines (Linhas Aéreas) series reveals the hidden beauty
found in the chaos of the city, focusing on the poetry and delicate feelings it creates
Bicha Gallery
7 Gabriel’s Wharf
South Bank
London SE1 9PP
020 7928 0083
info@bicha.co.uk
www.bicha.co.uk
DRAWINGS, PRINTS & ETCHINGS
Zoe Schieppati-Emery - Traditional prints exploring a range of techniques and materials,
investigating the boundaries between 2 and 3 dimensional representations
Anna Toppin - This series of prints is about revelation; the deceptively simple shape
of the Kimono opening up to reveal a lining composed of complex imagery
Ann Mary Gollifer - Monoprints by the artist in Botswana, exploring the condition of
being an exotic in the exotic, history and identity, both personal and collective
Janelle Humphreys - Graphite frottage (rubbings) with a sense of play, closely connected
to mathematics: her paper often unfolds in a Fibonacci sequence
Paraskevi Plevri - A collection of blue ink Biro drawings illustrating the olive trees
from the island of Crete – the emerging young artists’ native land
SCULPTURE, CERAMICS & METALWORK
Annie Parker - The human face is an endless source of fascination and inspiration
for this sculptor. It reflects the whole of humanity, and is a compulsion that she
recreates in her stonework
Philip Booth - Sculptural work exploring the flow of imagery midway between
abstraction and figuration - focusing on our relationship with the natural world
Anna Barlow - Hyperrealist ceramics of our childhood confectionary delights
– ice creams, cakes, pies – frozen in time for our nostalgic appreciation
Claire Malet - The inspiration for the artist’s reclaimed metal pieces come from nature
and the characteristics of the various materials she works with
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For further information, text or images, please contact António Capelão.
Bicha Gallery, 7 Gabriel’s Wharf, South Bank, London SE1 9PP
Gallery +44 (0)20 7928 0083 | E antonio@bicha.co.uk | www.bicha.co.uk
Open Tuesday through Sunday from 11am till 7pm
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Bicha Gallery represents living contemporary artists from the UK and around the
world – working in sculpture, ceramics, drawing, illustration, painting, photography,
printmaking, etching and metal work.
Bicha Gallery
020 7928 0083, 7 Gabriel’s Wharf, South Bank, London SE1 9PP | 11 am - 7pm Tues-Sun
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