HISTORY OF
EXHIBITIONS
Year 2022
History
of Exhibitions:
2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012,
2013,
2014,
2015,
2016,
2019,
2020,
2021,
2022
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Forthcoming
Exhibitions |
Dates |
Online Gallery |
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Natália
Gromicho - the
exhibition 'Wondering If' of the latest
artworks.
Natália Gromicho was born in Lisbon, Portugal. At the
Faculdade de Belas Artes de Lisboa, she studied painting and went on to
graduate from Intensive Painting at the private ArCo School of Art in
Lisbon.
As an Expressionist artist, Gromicho’s work is often
concerned with perception and reality. Her canvases are as energetic as the
Lisbon streets with desiccating slogans and sunset red riots, and it is easy
to see the personal influence of this bright chaotic city. Painted lines
scrawl over deserted pastel buildings, the ubiquitous graffiti contrasting
with the multiple layers.
The recurring image of a headless and armless female
mannequin verges on the surreal, and within this metaphysical framework
Gromicho paints with an anything-might-happen wildness. Her paintings are
slowly piecing together a philosophical mosaic- and with more and more in
demand, her unique vision only gets clearer.
Having participated in more than 70 solo and group
exhibitions, the artist has already represented her country in Italy,
Brazil, Miami and Australia. Her works are now in several private and
institutional collections worldwide. |
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Allan
Storer -
the exhibition 'Abstract Spirit' of the gallery new artist
paintings.
Allan Storer devoted
seven years to academic studies and postgraduate
research in fine art and theory at Chelsea
College of Art and Kings College.
Art is the tool of
Allan’s professional practice and through
education and psychotherapy has underpinned his
working practice in community theatre, mental
health and complex needs .
Based in St. Ives
and London, he is a member of the Federation of
British Artists, the Hesketh Hubbard Art Society
and the St. Ives Art Club.
A published artist
in the National Collection Public Catalogue
Foundation of Paintings sponsored by the BBC,
Allan has exhibited with the Royal Institute of
Oil Painters in the Mall Galleries London,
museums and public art galleries. |
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Hani
Mazhar -
the exhibition 'Countless Shades' of the latest paintings.
Hani Mazhar was born in Iraq in 1955 and discovered painting in
his early years. Finding it nearly impossible to freely express
himself in the Iraq that was taken over by Saddam Hussein in
1978, he eventually moved to London. As an improvisational
painter Mazhar explores the world around him - from the use of
red and black he saw in Japan to painting ideas from Sufism.
The artist considers his self-expression to be able to convey a
message, saying that ‘the visual has one language, and it is a
small world." Perhaps art will never have an impact on a
political world, ‘but we have to say something… we cannot all
just wait to be controlled. We cannot see something, and feel
something, and not express ourselves the way we know best."
Hani Mazhar's work features worldwide in private collections in
Japan, Germany, Spain, England, Mexico, Colombia, Syria, Lebanon
and Argentina.
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Igor
Tcholaria - the exhibition
'Space Of Music And Love' of the latest
artworks.
Igor
Tcholaria was born in 1959 in the small town of Ochamchiri on the
coast of the Black Sea in Abkhazia, Georgia. During his school days,
his teachers noticed his exceptional talent and suggested that he
apply to the prestigious Art College of Sukhumi. Tcholaria spent the
next three years there studying under the guidance of artist Givi
Guergaya. After completing his studies at the College, Tcholaria
moved to Leningrad to study at the University of Arts named after
Vera Mukhina.
Tcholaria became one of the first artists in the Soviet Union
who earned a living by painting portraits in the street. During
Gorbachev’s Perestroika, Tcholaria was noticed by the owner of
Cenacolo Gallery in Piacenza, Italy. Intrigued by Tcholaria’s
talent, the Italian art dealer offered to collaborate with him, the
start of an artistic venture abroad. In Italy he had his first solo
exhibition, soon followed by shows in Greece, Belgium and
Netherlands, along with auctions and art fairs. Among other
commissions, he was asked to paint two four-meter long murals for
famous ocean liner, the Queen Mary II. In 2009 he won the gold medal
for his aerographics on the latest Volvo C70, exhibited at the
Millionaire’s Fair in Moscow.
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Maurizio
Camatta -
the exhibition 'Coloured Air' of the latest
artworks.
Italian artist Maurizio Camatta is an extraordinary presence in the
contemporary art world. As an Abstract Expressionist his use of
colour appears haphazard, provoking an emotional response in the
viewer. These are dust explosions, rockets blazing through the
layers of atmosphere, rainy skies and steamed up windows. There are
fireworks imploding in the damp fog; stars bursting and dissolving
into Northern Lights. The paintings have an oddly meditative quality
to them, allowing your mind to drift off over Turner-esque skies to
better places, completely absorbed… |
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Giuseppe
Linardi - the
exhibition 'New Era' of the latest
artworks.
Born in Buenos Aires in 1971, Giuseppe Linardi moved to Follonica at
a young age. He attended the Art School of Grosseto and went on to
study at the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence.
Although the first phase of the artist’s work was devoted to
hyperrealism, his technique has now developed into a more
spontaneous style. The paintings evolve through techniques of
dripping paint and are enriched by unusual colours and resins. The
series is entitled ‘Paintings Decoded’, using the metaphor of
language.
Linardi is a versatile artist who, in addition to painting, creates
installations and sculptures. |
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History
of Exhibitions:
2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012,
2013,
2014,
2015,
2016,
2019,
2020,
2021,
2022
...
Forthcoming
Exhibitions |