Galleries - October 2018

OCTOBER 2018 GALLERIES 31 MAP 17 LONDON CHELSEA & FULHAM BATTERSEA PARK HAMES L A N G T O N S T W AL P O L ES T HO RT E N S I A R D P A R K W K E A R L ' S C O U R T R D R E D C L I F F E G D N S H O L LYW OO D RD B E AU F O R T S T O L D CHU R C H S T C A L E S T S MI TH S T O A K LEY S T C H EL S E A B RI D G E R D D R A YT O N G D N S F L O O D S T L OT S R D L O TS RD W A N D S E R S E A P A R K R O A D B A T T E R S E A B R I D G E O L D B R O M P T O N R O A D F U L H A M R O A D FUL H AM R O A D B R O M P T O N R D R D Q UE E NS T O W N P R I N C E O F W A L E S D R I V E A L BE RT BRID G E R OAD S L O A N E S T K I N G S R O A D KI N G S ROA D R O A D E S T E R R D N ' S G A TE T I ON R D K I N G S R O A D S L O A N E A V E WARWICK ROAD C R O M W E L L R O A D F I N B O R O U G H R O A D C H E L S E A E M B A N K M E N T Sloane Square Earl's Court Gloucester Rd Fulham Broadway arsons Green West Brompton South Kensington g f h i d e c b a a CHELSEA OLD TOWN HALL Kings Road, London SW3 5EE Chelsea Art Society Annual Open: Call for entries. Until Oct 22. Handing in day Oct 22, 8.30–3. Entry forms online. Chelsea Art Society: 71st Annual Open Exhibition. Oct 25–29. *ad Over 500 paintings and sculptures from established and aspiring artists covering a wide range of styles, and prices ranging from around £100 to £2000. Sponsored by Wedlake Bell. Thu–Sat 10–7, Sun 10–5, Mon 10–2 free admn t @ChelsaArtSoc www.chelseaartsociety.org.uk/register b CRICKET FINE ART 2 Park Walk, London SW10 0AD Kate Boxer: Roll Over Constance. Oct 9–20. As Emma Haggas’s show closes, we open almost immediately with the much anticipated and always intriguing Kate Boxer solo show. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5 t 020 7352 2733 m 07778 568367 info@cricketfineart.co.uk I cricketfineart t @cricketfineart f CricketFineArt www.cricketfineart.co.uk c GAGLIARDI GALLERY 509 Kings Road, Chelsea, London SW10 0TX Gallery situated for more than 35 years in the heart of Chelsea. You can find anything from Italian and French new impressionist landscapes to hyper-realist figurative paintings. Extensive website. Mon–Sat 10–7, Sun 11–5 t 020 7352 3663 www.gagliardi.org d GALLERY 286 286 Earls Court Road, London SW5 9AS Carolyn Gowdy: Scrapbook. Oct 9–31. Paintings, sculpture and mixed media explore the ongoing experience of life, past and present along with inspired possibilities for the future. Life is an adventure. Life is a gift. Wed 12–6 & by appt t 07747 807576 jross@gallery286.com I jross286 f JonathanRoss’sGallery286 www.gallery286.com e THE LONDON SKETCH CLUB 7 Dilke Street, London SW3 4JE Open life drawing. Oct 4. Open life drawing. Oct 18. Thu 6.30–8.45 draw@londonsketchclub.com www.londonsketchclub.com f LOTS ROAD AUCTIONS 71–73 Lots Rd, London SW10 0RN Auctioneers and Valuers. Auctions: Modern & Contemporary Furnishings, Antique Furniture, Carpets, Pictures, Objets d’Art, Lighting and Mirrors. Sales every Sunday from 12. viewing Wed 6–8, Thu 9–6, Fri 9–5 Sat 10–5, Sun from 5 t 020 7376 6800 info@lotsroad.com www.lotsroad.com g PIERS FEETHAM GALLERY 475 Fulham Rd, London SW6 1HL Clare Inskip: Recent Paintings – Travels. Oct 2–6. Drawn to the Line. Oct 10–27. An eclectic mixed exhibition in our tradition of supporting the practce of drawing in all its forms. Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–1 t 020 7381 3031 www.piersfeethamgallery.com h SAATCHI GALLERY Duke of York’s, Kings Road London SW3 4RY Rashid Khalifa: Penumbra – Textured Shadow, Coloured Light. Oct 3–21. *ad Presented by Banagas, curated by Eva McGaw and Tatiana Palinkasev. www.rashidalkhalifa.me www.saatchigallery.com i TANYA BAXTER CONTEMPORARY 436 Kings Road, London SW10 0LJ Mixed Exhibition including works by M F Husain, S H Raza, F N Souza, Ling Jian, Zeng Chuanxing, Banksy, Pip Todd Warmoth and Sacha Jafri. by appt t 020 7351 1367 m 07961 360407 tanya@tanyabaxtercontemporary.com www.tanyabaxtercontemporary.com Born in Guyana in 1926 and comingto art school in the UK in 1952, the painter Aubrey Williams had a lifetime of crossing boundaries both artistic and geographical, figuration to abstraction, Caribbean to European, the richness and originality of his work coming out of these countervailinginfluences. Thus, even before he came to Europe, he had worked for several years as an agronomist in the Guyanian rainforest amongthe Warao people, a period he regarded as formative, and when he “started to understand what art really is.” His arrival in London coincided with the great exhibitions of American Abstract Expressionist art, with Jackson Pollock and Arshile Gorky making a particular impression, helping him forge a truly independent and powerful artistic voice Showingat O ctober Gallery this month. NU THUMB nail Aubrey Williams ‘Shostakovich Symphony no 10, opus 93’