SITC London: Jamil Naqsh: The Painted Word, Alexis Hunter & Jo Spence, Robert Motherwell: Collage, Summer Group Show
Albemarle Gallery presents caligraphy paintings by Indian / Pakistani artist Jamil Naqsh (b. 1938). The abstract works represent Naqsh's personal interpretation of Arabic script.
Jamil Naqsh: The Painted Word Albemarle Gallery 49 Albemarle Street London W1S 4JR. 4 July - 31 August
Jamil Naqsh:The Painted Word, exhibition view. Albemarle Gallery, 2013 |
Jamil Naqsh:The Painted Word, exhibition view. Albemarle Gallery, 2013 |
Jamil Naqsh:The Painted Word, exhibition view. Albemarle Gallery, 2013 |
Jamil Naqsh:The Painted Word, exhibition view. Albemarle Gallery, 2013 |
Jamil Naqsh:The Painted Word, exhibition view. Albemarle Gallery, 2013 |
Jamil Naqsh:The Painted Word, exhibition view. Albemarle Gallery, 2013 |
Jamil Naqsh:The Painted Word, exhibition view. Albemarle Gallery, 2013 |
Jamil Naqsh:The Painted Word, exhibition view. Albemarle Gallery, 2013 |
Richard Saltoun Gallery presents feminist work from the 70s and 80s by London-based New Zealand artist Alexis Hunter (b. 1948) and London artist Jo Spence (b. 1934, d. 1992). Hunter's photographs and Xerox works are displayed alongside Spence's phototherapy pieces.
Alexis Hunter & Jo Spence Richard Saltoun Gallery 111 Great Titchfield Street London W1W 6RY. 22 Aug - 27 September
Jo Spence, Not wanted, 1989/90 Collaboration with Dr Tim Sheard 9 colour photographs mounted on card 45 x 30 cm overall Courtesy of Richard Saltoun Gallery and the artist |
Jo Spence, Middle Class Values Make me Sick, 1986/88 42 colour photographs mounted on card 90 x 70 cm overall Courtesy of Richard Saltoun Gallery and the artist |
Jo Spence, Portrait, 1986/88 Collaboration with Rosy Martin 3 colour photographs mounted on card 15 x 30 cm overall Courtesy of Richard Saltoun Gallery and the artist |
Alexis Hunter, Tits and Bums, 1986 Ink and photo-collage on paper, vintage 29.8 x 20.9 cm Courtesy of Richard Saltoun Gallery and the artist |
Bernard Jacobson Gallery's Robert Motherwell: Collage is the most comprehensive exhibition of Motherwell's collages ever held. Motherwell's major innovation with the form is the torn paper edge.
Robert Motherwell: Collage Bernard Jacobson Gallery Bernard Jacobson Gallery
6 Cork Street London W1S 3NX. 5 June - 30 August
Robert Motherwell: Collage, exhibition view. Bernard Jacobson Gallery, 2013 |
Robert Motherwell: Collage, exhibition view. Bernard Jacobson Gallery, 2013 |
Robert Motherwell: Collage, exhibition view. Bernard Jacobson Gallery, 2013 |
Robert Motherwell: Collage, exhibition view. Bernard Jacobson Gallery, 2013 |
Robert Motherwell, Irish Book, 1989 Collage and acrylic on canvas. 50.8 x 40.6 cm (20 x 16 in) |
Robert Motherwell, Fantasia III, 1991 Acrylic and pasted papers on paper. 57.2 x 45.1 cm (22 1/2 x 17 3/4 in) |
Robert Motherwell, Scarlet with Gauloises No. 17, 1972 Acrylic and painted papers on Upson board. 50.8 x 40 cm (20 x 15 3/4 in) |
Mead Carney's Summer Group Show features works by Andy Warhol, Banksy, Mr Brainwash, Hijack, Conor Harrington and Peter Westh.
Summer Group Show Mead Carney 45 Dover Street London W1S 4FF
Mr Brainwash, Life is Beautiful, 2011 Painting, mixed media (acrylic, spray paint & collage) on canvas 162.5 x 122 cm 64 x 48 1/8 in |
Hijack, Never Too Young, 2013 Stencil and spray paint on cement 106 x 106 cm 42 x 42 in |
Banksy, The Punk, 2002 Spray paint & mixed media on wood 194 x 8 x 76.5 cm 76 3/8 x 3 1/8 x 30 1/8 in |
Andy Warhol, Myths: Mickey Mouse, 1981 Signed in pencil, numbered 166/200 Screen-print in colours with diamond dust 96.5 x 96.5 cm 38 x 38 in |
Hijack, Never Too Young To Love, 2013 Stencil and acrylic on canvas 152cm x 152cm 60 x 60 in |
Banksy, Radar Rat, 2002 Spray paint & mixed media on plaster 59 x 6 x 32 cm 23 1/4 x 2 3/8 x 12 5/8 in |
Hijack, Never Too Young, 2013 Stencil and oil on canvas 86.4 x 58.4 cm 34 x 23 in |