Galleries - February 2012

MAP 22 LONDON HAMPSTEAD & CAMDEN 34. GALLERIES FEBRUARY 12 a BEARDSMORE GALLERY 22–24 Prince of Wales Road Kentish Town, NW5 3LG Contemporary Painting and Sculpture. Spring Mixed Show. Mark Surridge: New Paintings. Feb 23–Mar 30. Tue–Sat 11–5 or by appt info@beardsmoregallery.com www.beardsmoregallery.com t 020 7485 0923f 020 7485 0975 b BEN URI GALLERY The London Jewish Museum of Art The Art museum for Everyone 108a Boundary Road, NW8 0RH www.benuri.org.uk t 020 7604 3991 c BRITANNIA CENTRE Britannia Road, North Finchley N12 9RU Continuous display of art works. A new spacious exhibition venue in North London, fully equipped and ideal for exhibitions/presentations. Mon–Sat 10.30–6.30 christos5@btinternet.com www.britanniacentre.com t 020 8445 7070 m 07703808080 tube Woodside Park d THE CATTO GALLERY 100 Heath Street, NW3 1DP Pam Hawkes and Rachel Deacon. Feb 2–26. ‘Here Comes the Girls’ – two artists who both paint predominantly women but in very different ways. Pam Hawkes’s women are described as Modern Gothic, while Rachel Deacon’s paintings are set in a different era, the 20s to post war, but it is the narrative in the work which brings these unique artists together. art@catto.co.uk www.catto.co.uk t 020 7435 6660 f 020 7431 5620 e GALLERY K 101–103 Heath Street Hampstead NW3 6SS Mychael Barratt’s latest etchings, plus an eclectic collection of prints and paintings by various Gallery artists. Displayed on two floors, along with reasonably priced Greek jewellery and objets d’art. Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–6, Sun 2.30–6.30 art@gallery-k.co.uk www.gallery-k.co.uk t 020 7794 4949 PRIMROSE HILL HAMPSTEAD HEATH M I L L L A N E N O R T H E N D R O A D H A V E R S TOC K H A M P S T E A D L A N E F IT Z J O H N ’ S AV E F I N C H L E Y R D W E L L I N G T R E G E N T ' S P A R K R D F I N C H L E Y R D C R I C K L E W O O D L A N E P A R K W A Y H I G H G A T E H I G H S T P R I N C E O F W A L E S R D H O R N S E Y R H O R N S E Y L A N E N E B E L S I Z E R D O U N D A R Y R D A D E L A I D E R O A D C A M D E N S T R O Y A L C O L L E G E S T S T P A N C R A S W A K E N T I S H T O W N R O A D N D E S BU R Y R D K R D O N V A B B K I L B U R N H I G H R D M A I D A V A L E R T R O A D C A M D E N R O A D C A L E D O N I A N R O A D S E V E W O O D B D Y F I N C H L E Y R O A D A V E N U E R O A D C A M D E N H I G H S T G R E A T N O R T H R D A R C H W A Y N O R T H C I R C U L A R R OAD H C I R C U L A R a a g h i f c b Highgate Finchley Rd burn Kentish Town Archway Swiss Cottage Chalk Farm Belsize Park Camden Town East Finchley f HIGHGATE CONTEMPORARY ART 26 Highgate High Street, N6 5JG Piers Browne ‘ . . . where light never ceases to inspire’. Over 60 masterful colour etchings of the English countryside. Until Feb 19. Sir Lawrence Gowing CBE RA (1918–1991) & Frederick Gore CBE RA (1913–2009): Two Friends. Feb 22–Mar 10. Two leading lights of the English art establishment were friends and an inspiration. An exhibition of landscapes highlighting their individual style and talent. Tue–Sat 10.30–6 tube Archway, buses 143, 210, 271 info@highgateart.com www.highgateart.com t 020 8340 7564 g HIGHGATE GALLERY 11 South Grove, N6 6BS Paint Draw Stitch. Feb 10–23. A celebration of work by students and tutors of the HLSI – life-drawing, painting, portraiture and embroidery. Tue–Fri 1–5, Sat 11–4, Sun 11–5 admn free tube Archway or Highgate buses 143, 210, 271 from Archway tube to Highgate Village gallery@hlsi.net www.hlsi.net t 020 8340 3343 h THE NOBLE SAGE ART GALLERY 2a Fortis Green, N2 9EL Specialising in Indian, Sri Lankan and Pakistani contemporary art. Open by appointment only reception@thenoblesage.com www.thenoblesage.com t 020 88837303 i TOM MERRIFIELD GALLERY 37c Fitzjohns Avenue Hampstead, NW3 5JY Permanent Exhibition of Sculpture, Drawings and Prints by Tom Merrifield. By appointment only online@tommerrifield.co.uk www.tommerrifield.co.uk t 020 7431 0794 N ' S A V E H A M P S T E A D H E A T H S T R E E T F L A S K W A L K a e d Hampstead Oona Hassim ‘Occupy London, 5 November 2011’ “I see the urban crowd as a force that is, at times, terrifying in the extent of its madness and, at times, sublime in in its rippling beauty” Oona Hassim observes in a short film of her sketching the scenes at Occupy London in preparation for her latest show at Woolff Gallery. With the G20 demonstrations, the Royal Wedding and the Anti-Cuts Demo, 2011 was a remarkably rich year for exploring her ongoing fascination with the power of mass movement. In their fusion of abstract and figurative elements and a subtly coloured palette, the resulting paintings present a powerful evocation of the huge energies of the contemporary city. NU THUMB nails