Galleries - July 2013

MAP 17 LONDON SOUTH & WEST ? ABORIGINAL ART IN THE UK Contemporary Aboriginal Art from Central Australia. Representing Tingari Arts of Central Australia and Utopian Aboriginal Art – Eastern Desert Art. Sarah-Jane Holden Exhibitions, Wimbledon Village, London SW19. www.aboriginal-artists.co.uk t 020 8944 1396 m 07786 193914 a THE ARCHITECT’S GALLERY The Powder Rooms, 69–71 Broad Street, Teddington TW11 8QZ Independent art gallery exhibiting contemporary British art and international and emerging artists. Summer Refresher. Until Sep 21. Landscapes, Etchings & FibreArt from someour favouriterepeat artists including Choonja Payne, Sarah Hubacher, Christopher Stone, David Wiseman, Robin Rutherford, Stephen Bishop, Bozena Kaluga, Mitsushigi Nishiwaki. Sat 10.30–5.30, Mon–Fri by appt, drop in also welcome curator@thearchitectsgallery.com www.thearchitectsgallery.com t 020 8977 6999 weekdays, 020 8977 2175 Sat ? THE CYNTHIA CORBETT GALLERY London SW – Open by Appointment only Henley Festival. Jul 10–14. Gallery Artists & Young Masters: TheFigurein Art. Art Hamptons. Jul 11–14. Bridgehampton, NY. Gallery Artists. Art Southampton. Jul 25–29. Southampton, NY. Special Project – Nicolas Saint Gregoire. info@thecynthiacorbettgallery.com www.thecynthiacorbettgallery.com t 020 89476782 See also Cork Street map b DULWICH PICTURE GALLERY Gallery Road, Dulwich Village, SE21 7AD Outstanding collection of 17th & 18th C. old masters and critically acclaimed exhibitions. A Crisis of Brilliance, 1908–1922: Nash, Nevinson, Spencer, Gertler, Carrington, Bomberg. Jun 12–Sep 22. Summer exhibition bringing together some of the best and most innovativeworks by this influential group, among the most distinctiveBritish artists of theearly 20th century. The Woman behind the Gallery: Margaret Desenfans (1731–1813). Jun 11–Jan 12. Tue–Fri 10–5, Sat/Sun, BH Mon 11–5 Rail Victoria–West Dulwich; London Bridge–North Dulwich www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk t 020 8693 5254 RICHMOND PARK WIMBLEDON COMMON BUSHY PARK M 4 M O T O R W A Y C R O M W E L L R O A D G R E A T W E S T R O A D T W I C K E N H A M R D O L D B R O M P T O N R D C A S T E L N A U G O L D H A W K K E N S I N G T O N H I G H S T C H I S W I C K H I G H R D K I N G S T R I C H M O N D S H E E N R O A D U P P E R R I C H M O N D R O A D K E W R O A D M O R T L A K E R D K I N G S T O N R D R I C H M O N D R D L O N S D A L E R O A D L W R S Y O N L A N E G T C H E R T S E Y R D F U L H A M R O A D D A W E S R D N E W K I N G ' S R D K I N G ' S R D R I C H M O N D R O A D W I M B L E D O N P A R K S I D E P U T N E Y H I L L F U L H A M P A L A C E R D S T J O H N ' S H I L L W A N D S W O R T H R D B A T T E R S E A P A R K R O A D N N E R S B U R Y U X B R I D G E R O A D T O O T I N G B E C T R I N I T Y R O A D O L D K E N T R O A D C L A P H A M R O A D C O O M B E R O A D K I N G S T O N R O A D U P P E R T O O T I N G R D B A L H A M H I G H R D M E R T O N R D H A Y D O N S R D L O N D O N R O A B R I X T O N H I L L N O R W O O D R O A D W A L W O R T H R D E L M E R S E N D R C R O W N L A N E A C R E L A C O L D H A R B O U R L A T U L S E H I L L T H U R L O W P A R K R D E L D E R R O A D R A N G E R O A D S Y D E N H A M R O A D L E W I S H A M L A M B E T H R D R Y E L A N E B N U N H E A D L A N E E V E L Y N S T R E E T B R O C K L E Y R O A D C I R C U L A R R D L O R D S H I P L A N E R O E H A M P T O N L A . W O R T H R D G R E A T W E S T R O A D H I G H S T R E E T L O N D O N R O A D A D B R I D G E R O A D S T A I N E S R O A D W H I T O N R D G R E A T C H E R T S E Y R O A D T W I C K E N H A M R D K I N G S T O N H I L L K I N G S T O N R O A D W A L D E G R A V E R O A D V A U X H A L L R D C A M B E R W E L L N . P E C K H A M R O A D N E W C R O S S R O A C H E L S E A E M B A N K M E N T M I T C H A M R D G A R R A T T L A N E R D R D S T R E A T H A M R D K I N G S T O N B Y P A H A M P T O N R O A D R S T R O A D C O U R T R D H A M P T O N C A M B M O R D E C K E N H A M H I L L S O T O N W A Y N. Clapham Wimbledon Wimbledon Pk Elephant & Castle Clapham Common Balham Clapham S. Tooting Bec Sloane Sq Putney Bri. Richmond Hammersmith Gunnersbury Forest Hill Streatham Peckham Rye Stockwell N.Dulwich W.Dulwich Oval E.Dulwich Brixton Kingston Teddington a e g d f c b 31. GALLERIES JULY 13 c G X GALLERY 43 Denmark Hill, SE5 8RS British Landscape: Colin Halliday. Jun 10–Jul 3. Storm Elvin Thorgerson. Jul 5–18. Sir Peter Blake. Jul 20–Aug 7. info@gxgallery.com www.gxgallery.com Mon–Sat 9–6 t 020 7703 8396 d IMPACT ART FAIR Block 336, 336 Brixton Road, SW9 7AA Impact Art Fair. Jul 26–28. Organised by Creative Future, showcasing work by highly talented, outsider artists for whom the reality of mental health issues, disability, chronic ill health or homelessness means their opportunities to exhibit or sell work can be limited. The Fair brings them to public attention, offering a fantastic range of distinctive, rich and uniqueartworks from morethan 100 emerging artists. *ad 11–6 simon@creativefuture.org.uk www.impact-art-fair.org.uk t 07795 691579 e INGO FINCKE GALLERY 24 Battersea Rise, SW11 1EE We represent new and established contemporary artists, concentrating mainly with oil on canvas. With a welcoming atmosphere we attract first time buyers and collectors alike. Mon–Sat 10.30–5.30 www.ingofincke.com t 020 7228 7966 f 020 7652 7966 f POSK GALLERY 238-246 King Street, W6 0RF Gosia Lapsa-Malawska: ‘Poster after life’ – paintings, graphics. Jun 30–Jul 12. PV Jun 30, 5pm. Daily 10–9 www.posk.org t 020 8741 1940 g THE RUSSELL GALLERY 12 Lower Richmond Road, Putney, SW15 1JP Chelsea Davine: ‘Into theLight’. Jul 4–20. Gold leaf and oil abstractions and abstracted seascapes, landscapes on linen and metal from this imaginativeand innovativeyoung artist. Mixed Summer Exhibition. Jul 25–Sep 15. Over 40 artists, established and emerging. Prices £400-£5,000. Tue–Sat 10–5.30 russgallery@aol.com www.russell-gallery.com t 020 8780 5228