Galleries - September 2013

ADAM GALLERY – Stand 35 Artists includeBarbara Rae, Fred Cuming, Maurice Cockrill, Henry Moore, Luke Elwes, Jim Whitty, James Judge, Celia Cook, LouiseMcClary Image 1 : Barbara Rae, Bog Ardouwen , mixed media on paper, 14 x 21cm BEAUX ARTS – Stand 43 Artists includeAkash Bhatt, Andrew Crocker, Stewart Edmondson, Nathan Ford, Naomi Frears, Anthony Scott, Christopher Marvell, Anna Gillespie, Sarah Gillespie, Simon Wright Image 2 : Anna Gillespie, To the Limit II , bronze, 136 x 70 x 30cm EAMES FINE ART GALLERY – Stand 50 Artists includeSophieLayton, Amanda Danicic, John Hoyland, Anita Klein, Howard Hodgkin, Ross Loveday, Peter Blake, Norman Ackroyd, Malcolm Franklin, Victor Pasmore Image 3 : Norman Ackroyd, Balmoral Forest, Loch Muick , etching with aquatint HILTON FINE ART – Stand 41 Artists include Peter Archer, Sandra Blow, Daisy Cook, Alan Davie, Alexis Harding, Roger Hilton, RoseHilton, Ken Howard Image 4 : Alexis Harding, 3 Wishes , 2007, oil and gloss paint on MDF, 100 x 90cm LONG & RYLE – Stand 49 Artists includeJohn Monks, Ramiro Fernandez Saus, Katharine Morling, Helen Napper, Brian Sayers, Derrick Guild, Maro Gorky, Nick Archer, Geoff Routh, Simon Casson Image 5 : Brian Sayers, Dream of St Ursula , 2013, oil and mixed media on paper, 127 x 122cm MANYA IGEL – Stand 19 Artists includeDiana Armfield, Julian Bailey, Fred Cuming, Bernard Dunstan, Frederick Gore, Donald Hamilton Fraser, Ken Howard, John Piper, Richard Price, Susan Ryder Image 6 : John Bratby, Guy the Gorilla , oil on canvas, 30 x 20ins Now in its 26th year, the 20/21 British Art Fair continues imperturbably on its way, through boomand bust with seemingly never a hint of trouble, and with 25 of its original 1988 exhibitors among the 56 showing this year, an enormously loyal following. It has, over that time done a huge amount to promote Modern British art whose stock, with Laura Knight and Epstein shows currently at the National Portrait Gallery, Caulfield at Tate Modern and Lowry at Tate Britain, First World War Slade artists at Dulwich and WilliamScott’s centenary exhibitions around the country, has perhaps never stood higher. And the Contemporary representation isn’t bad either! 6 9 7 5 8 10 1 4 3 2 11-15 September 2013, Royal College of Art