Galleries - October 2018

OCTOBER 2018 GALLERIES 23 ? ANTHONY HEPWORTH FINE ART DEALERS Modern British& Contemporary Painting & Sculpture, also Tribal Art. The Decorative Antiques & Textiles Fair Battersea Park, London. Oct 2–7. otherwise by appt in Oct t 01225 447480 m 07970 480650 anthony.hepwor@btconnect.com www.anthonyhepworth.com a AXLE ARTS Leighton Road, Bath BA1 4NF Art consultancy and gallery following a dynamic pop-up exhibition calendar throughout the year. Broad portfolio of international contemporary artists including Modern British; painting, sculpture, ceramics and original print. Mon–Sat 11–6 by appt t 01225 461230 gallery@axlearts.com t @axle–arts f axlearts www.axlearts.com b BEAUX ARTS BATH 12/13 York Street, Bath BA1 1NG adjacent to Bath Abbey Helen Simmonds: Exquisite new still life paintings. Oct 6–Nov 10. Christopher Marvell: New Sculptures. Oct 6–Nov 10. Plus GE ORG E S T T H E C I R C U S B R O C K S T C H U R C H S T S U T T O N S T M O N M O U T H S T A D GAY S T REE T G R E A T P U L T E N E Y B R I D G E S T WE S T G A T E S T J A M E S S T Y O R K S T W EST S T J U L I A N R O A D MI LS OM S T C L E V E L A N D B R . B A T H W L O N D O N R O A D - A 4 O A D W A L C O T S T L O N D O N S T N O R T H P A R A D E R O Y A L A V E N U E HENRIETTA PARK GREEN PK STATION a b e d c f g Patricia Shone: New ceramics. Oct 6–Nov 10. Mon–Sat 10–5, free admn t 01225 464850 info@beauxartsbath.co.uk I beaux–arts–bath t @beauxartsbath f Beaux-Arts-Bath www.beauxartsbath.co.uk c DAVID SIMON CONTEMPORARY 4 Bartlett Street, Bath BA1 2QZ Diana Matthews, Jackie Philip and David Ralph Simpson. Oct 5–29. Exhibition of semi-abstract still-life compositions in oils by Diana Matthews FRSA; vibrant still lifes in raw pigment by Jackie Philip and semi-figurative landscapes by David RalphSimpson. Mon–Sat 10–6, clo Wed t 01225 460189 gallery@davidsimoncontemporary.com t @davidsimontweet f davidsimoncontemporary www.davidsimoncontemporary.com d GALLERY NINE 9B Margarets Buildings, Bath BA1 2LP www.gallerynine.co.uk e GRAY M.C.A 5 Margaret’s Buildings, Bath BA1 2LP Original Fashion Illustration from the 20th C. Masters of fashion to the present day. Modern British Artists’ Textiles and design from the mid 20th C. to the present. Wed–Sat 10–4 t 01225 422117 m 07872 171111 info@graymca.co.uk I GrayMCA t @Graymca www.graymca.co.uk f NICK CUDWORTH GALLERY 5 London Street, Bath BA1 5BU top of Walcot Street Monthly exhibitions of paintings and prints by Nick Cudworth reflecting his interest in music and landscape, specialising in paintings of Bathand surrounding area. Nick paints in his studio to the rear of the gallery and is available to discuss his work with visitors. Tue–Sat 10–5 t 01225 445221 m 07968 047639 gallery@nickcudworth.com www.nickcudworth.com g WALCOT CHAPEL GALLERY Walcot Gate, Bath BA1 5UG Umbra Sumus: Bethe Bronson, Elaine Brown, Amelia Critchlow, Laura Marker. Oct 18–21. A site responsive exhibition in a variety of media referencing memory and presence, the unexposed and the unseen. PV Oct 18, 6–8. daily 1–6, clo at 3last day t 07811 043509 elaineluckbrown@gmail.com I elainebrown.studio t @ElaineLuckB f ElaineBrownArt www.elainebrown.org.uk MAP 11 ENGLAND BATH The painter Manijeh Yadegar's story is an intriguing one, shaped by a childhood spent in Iran before coming to live in London in 1964, aged just 13, then going on to train at Chelsea and Camberwell Schools of Art. She stayed on in the UK, marrying the sculptor Nigel Hall and working in a quietly reclusive way that saw her exhibiting in this country and abroad on a comparatively infrequent basis up to her death in 2016. This is a matter for some regret for she was the most delicate and poetic of abstract painters, the exhibition at Z uleika Gallery this month (second part of a travelling show the gallery is organising to celebrate her life and work) revealing the underlying love of landscape that infuses all her paintings – largely monochrome blue, grey, pinky washes of light and shadow – and fills them with an unmistakable emotion. NU THUMB nail Manijeh Yadegar ‘C3-08’