Galleries - September 2018

30 GALLERIES SEPTEMBER 2018 MAP 15 LONDON SOUTH & WEST a ANNA LOVELY GALLERY 140 Sydenham Road, London SE26 5JZ Jon Whitbread and Emma Somerset Davis: Aletheia. Sep 13–30. *ad Sculpture, painting, drawing, performance. PV Sep 14, 6–9. Thu–Sun 12–6, clo Sat Sep 29 t 020 3686 1328 thelovelygallery@gmail.com www.thelovelygallery.com ? THE CYNTHIA CORBETT GALLERY London SW – by appt only Gallery in Residence. Until Jan 31. Home House, 20 Portman Square, Marylebone, London W1H 6LW; by appt only. t 020 8947 6782 info@thecynthiacorbettgallery.com I cynthiacorbettgallery t @corbettgallery f TheCynthiaCorbettGallery www.young-masters.co.uk/buy-art www.thecynthiacorbettgallery.com b THE FOUNTAIN GALLERY 26 Bridge Rd, Hampton Court, Surrey KT8 9HA John Walsom. Until Sep 2. Plein air paintingfrom this 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 T W I C K E N H A M 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 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 U 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 B A Y S 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 D 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 O A D 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 G 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 W A Y L A M B E T H R D R Y E L A N E B R B R O M L E Y R N U N H E A D L A N E E V E L Y N S 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 . R D 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 E R O A D S T A I N E S R O A D W H I T O N R D 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 D S H 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 H O P S F O 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 S S A 3 H A M P T O N R O A D R O A D R O A D E W H A M C O U R T R D H A M P T O N C A M B R I D G E R O M O R D E N R D B E C K E N H A M H I L L R O A D N R O A D 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 Sydenham Hill Sydenham g d h j i c b e f a member of the Wappinggroup of artists. Maureen Farr and Celia Lewis: 2-Way Art. Sep 4–16. Acrylics in strongcolours – still-life, landscapes, abstract work. Ann Marie Whaley, Forbes Moores and Simon Taylor: Out of the Blue. Sep 18–30. Paintings, drawings, prints and ceramics. Tue–Sun 11.30–5.30 t 020 8941 5865 info@fountaingallery.co.uk I FountainGalleryKT8 t @FountainBonanza www.fountaingallery.co.uk c GREENWICH PRINTMAKERS GALLERY 1A The Market, Greenwich, London SE10 9HZ Anthony Salter. Until Sep 16. Kit Boyd. Sep 18–Oct 7. gallery@greenwich-printmakers.co.uk t @Greenwichprints f GreenwichPrintmakers www.greenwich-printmakers.co.uk d INGO FINCKE GALLERY 24 Battersea Rise, London SW11 1EE We represent new and established contemporary artists, After the success of her first exhibition at A rusha Gallery last summer, Helen Flockhart makes a speedy and welcome return. While her previous show dealt with ancient fertility myths surrounding Proserpine and Ceres, Flockhart now turns her attention closer to home, with her highly individual visual discourse on “the legendary events and personal tragedies” of Mary Queen of Scots, in whose life popular myth and historical fact are difficult to separate. The fascinating and absorbing paintings produced for this exhibition are a rich tapestry of densely decorative scenes from different periods of Mary’s tragic life – full of intensely detailed imagery and allusive symbolic references. This subject clearly has a strong personal fascination for the artist, and very much accords with her distinctive mode of artistic expression. Bill Hare THUMB nail Helen Flockhart ‘Indian Summer’