Galleries - October 2010

MAP 25 LONDON BLOOMSBURY & FITZROVIA 54. GALLERIES OCTOBER 10 a ABBOTT & HOLDER 30 Museum Street, WC1A 1LH Hundreds of watercolours, drawings, oils and prints 1760–2000. For ‘Lists’ (catalogues) introducing all new stock, every 7 weeks and Exhibition news visit: www.abbottandholder.co.uk gallery@abbottandholder.co.uk t 020 7637 3981 f 020 7631 0575 b AUSTIN/DESMOND FINE ART Pied Bull Yard, 68/69 Great Russell Street, WC1B 3BN Julian Perry: An Extraordinary Prospect: The Coastal Erosion Paintings. Oct 13–Nov 12. *pr Mon–Fri 10.30–5.30, Sat 11–2.30 (during exhibs) tube Holborn, Tottenham Court Road gallery@austindesmond.com www.austindesmond.com t 020 7242 4443 f 020 7404 4480 c CONTEMPORARY APPLIED ARTS 2 Percy Street, W1T 1DD The Stuff of Memory – an exhibition of metalwork by Simone ten Hompel. Oct 8–Nov 6. New work & classic pieces by JerwoodPrize winner, focusedaround spoons, jars & storage containers. Mainy in silver, but also non-precious metals including felt, wood, alabaster & mixed metals, each object’s function is debated using references to memory & conscious thought. sales@caa.org.uk www.caa.org.uk Mon–Sat 10–6 t 020 7436 2344 d CURWEN & NEW ACADEMY GALLERY 34 Windmill St (off Charlotte St), W1T 2JR ‘Curwen Prints’ – lithographs from the Curwen Studio, celebrating Stanley Jones’ new book; Henry Walsh: ‘The Right Side of Solitude’. Sep 29–Oct 23. Affordable Art Fair, Battersea, Stand J6, Oct 21–24. Mon–Fri 10–6, Thur 10–8, Sat 11–5 tube Goodge Street www.curwengallery.com t 020 7323 4700 f 020 7436 3059 e DÉBUT ART & THE CONINGSBY GALLERY 30 Tottenham Street, W1T 4RJ Four diverse artists – a group exhibition. Hocking, Morreau, Swift, Wootton. Sep 20–Oct 2. ‘Deliriously urbane’ – Helen Brough. Oct 4–9. Minne Fry: Recent O L D GL OUC E S T E R S T G TORMONDST R E D L I O N S Q U A R E B EDFORDPL M U S E U M L I N C OL N 'S I N N F W I N D M ILL C H ENI E SS T TO T T E N H A M S T S T S T SQ U A R E R U S S E L L MO N TAG U E ST REE T S TO R E S T HOWLAN D ST MO NT A GU E P L G R E A T R US SE LL S T GUI L FO R D STREET G T S T J A M E S S B L O O M SBU RY KIN GSWA Y B E R N ERS S T N E W M A N S T B Y N G P L A C E BEDFORD W AY M A L ET ST R E E T M APLE S T R E ET WH IT FIELD S TR E ET GR AFT ON WA Y M ORTIMER S T G O O DG E S T C H A R L O T T E S T GOWER STREET WOBURN P L AC E S OU T HAM PTO N R O W T H E O B A L D S R O A D L A MB' S C O NDUIT ST RED LION ST W A Y CLEV E L A ND S TREET GT . TITCHF I ELD ST G R E A T PO RT L A N D S TR E E T OXFORD STREET N EW O XFOR D ST RE E T HOLB O R TOTT E NHA M CO U R T ROAD E U S T O N S TREET BRITISH MUSEUM UCL Tottenham Court Rd Euston Sq Russell Sq Holborn Goodge St Warren St a e g d f c b h h Works. Oct 11–16. Guy Reid: ‘Devotion’. Oct 18–30. Mon–Fri 9.30–6, Sat by appt coningsbygallery@debutart.com www.debutart.com www.coningsbygallery.com t 020 7636 7478 f THE GALLERY AT 94 94 Cleveland Street, W1T 6NW Natasha Barnes: Beyond Borders. Sep 30–Jan 15. Featuring the work of South African born artist – “Every brushstroke is a journey. Sometimes we get lost. If we didn’t, the end wouldalways be the same”. Mon–Fri 10–6, all other times appt only info@galleryat94.com www.galleryat94.com t 020 7388 7868 g OCTOBER GALLERY 24 Old Gloucester St, WC1N 3AL Julien Sinzogan: Spirit Worlds. Sep 24–Nov 6. Premiere UK solo show, exhibiting a boldnew series of colourful pen andink works on paper. His work depicts the transmigration of African ‘soul’ andthe return of the slave spirits to African shores. tube Holborn/Russell Square art@octobergallery.co.uk www.octobergallery.co.uk Tue–Sat 12.30–5.30 t 020 7242 7367 h REBECCA HOSSACK ART GALLERY 2a Conway Street, Fitzrovia, W1T 6BA Autumn Mixed Show. Sep 13–Oct 31. rebecca@r-h-g.co.uk www.r-h-g.co.uk t 020 7436 4899 REBECCA HOSSACK ART GALLERY AT CHARLOTTE STREET 28 Charlotte Street, W1T 2NA John Dilnot: Natural History. Sep 24–Oct 10. Hepzibah Swinford: The Naked Flower Show. Oct 15–31. rebecca@r-h-g.co.uk www.r-h-g.co.uk Mon–Sat 10–6 t 020 7255 2828 At The Affordable Art Fair, New York, Sep 29–Oct 3; Art London, Oct 7–11, The Affordable Art Fair, London, Oct 21–24; Art Toronto, Oct 28–Nov 1. THUMB nails Conceptual artist, collector, exhibition co-ordinator, and one- time gallery owner, Mali is one of the more intriguing andleft-field players on the Anglo-Indian art scene in this country, as his latest show ( Colomb ) makes plain. Born, brought up and trainedin Mumbai, Mali worked for 5 years in the city in the influential cross-cultural Bhulabhai Memorial Institute, before coming to the UK in 1962 – some 26 solo and125 group shows have followed. This latest exhibition, 'Mali’s Books 1990- 2010', is evidence that his wry, acerbic 'take' on contemporary values remains as sharp as ever. Blake Hall Mali, ‘Adam and Eve Book - 1’ at Colomb Gallery