Galleries - October 2010

a ADVANCED GRAPHICS LONDON 32 Long Lane, London SE1 4AY (opp Borough Tube) Albert Irvin: The Current Prints. Oct 1–Nov 13. *ad Exhibition of new and recent prints and the launch of the catalogue raisonné‘Albert Irvin: The Complete Prints’. Tue–Sat 10–6 tube Borough, rail London Bridge gallery@advancedgraphics.co.uk www.advancedgraphics.co.uk t 020 7407 2055 f 020 7407 2066 b BANKSIDE GALLERY 48 Hopton Street, London SE1 9JH Hilary Paynter: Wood Engravings. Sep 22–Oct 3. Major retrospective celebrating launch of book by pre-eminent wood-engraver and RE President. Royal Watercolour Society: Autumn Exhibition. Oct 8–Nov 5. Paintings ranging from the traditional to the modern, by Members of the Royal Watercolour Society. Mon–Sun 11–6, admn free tube London Bridge/Southwark info@banksidegallery.com www.banksidegallery.com t 020 7928 7521 f 020 7928 2820 c BICHA GALLERY 7 Gabriel’s Wharf, South Bank, London SE1 9PP Architectural Views: Industrial Evolution. *ad Photography by Robin Forster – solo exhibition capturing the startling scale and disturbing beauty of the industrial architecture of the former USSR at Bicha Gallery between Sep 18–26 coinciding with London Design Festival. Affordable Art Fair Autumn Collection 2010, Battersea Park, London, Stand C5, Oct 21–24. Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam 2010, Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, Stand J1, Oct 28–31. Tue–Sun 11–7, open until 9pm 1st Thurs (Oct 7) www.bicha.co.uk t 020 7928 0083 d CGP LONDON Centre of Southwark Park, Bermondsey, SE16 2UA Cafe Gallery and Coleman Project Space, Webster Road, London E16: Throwing Shapes. Oct 7–Nov 7. Alasdair Duncan, Clare Goodwin, Vanessa Jackson, Kilian Rüthemann, painting and film projection. Curated by Rebecca Geldard over two venues, within walking distance of one another. Thur–Sun 12–5 Fully accessible, admn free www.cafegalleryprojects.org t 020 7237 1230 e DILSTON GROVE Southwark Park (South West corner), SE16 2DD London’s most important raw space for site specific, installation and experimental art. Where is Chopin? Sep 25–Oct 10. Concert-Playing Installations by Jozef Robakowski, Jaroslaw Kapuscinski and Pawel Janicki. Wed–Sun 12–6 tube Canada Water buses 1, 47, 188, 199, 225, 381, 395, P13 Admn free, fully accessible, sign posted from Canada Water station www.cafegalleryprojects t 020 7237 1230 f THE HAYWARD GALLERY Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 Move: Choreographing You – Art and Dance Since the 60s. Oct 13–Jan 9. Admn £11. www.southbankcentre.co.uk t 0871 663 2500 tickets 0871 663 2519 Hayward Project Space: Ron Terada: Who I Think I Am. Sep 28–Nov 7. g IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM Lambeth Road, London SE1 6HZ Baghdad, 5 March 2007: a Project with Jeremy Deller. From Sep 9. Remembering Fromelles. From Jul 1. Explore History Centre and Explore History 1940. From May 21. Breakthrough: Selection from IWM’s British Art Collection – Nash, Nevinson, Piper, Woodrow, etc. Admn free. The Children’s War: the impact of the Second World War looking through the eyes of British children. Admn free. The Ministry of Food. Until Jan 3 2011. Admn charge. Open daily 10–6 www.iwm.org.uk t 020 74165320 h LLEWELLYN ALEXANDER GALLERY 124–126 The Cut, Waterloo, London SE1 8LN (opposite The Old Vic Theatre) Oliver Canti and Mary Pym. Sep 21–Oct 12. Oil pastels of humorous animals by Canti with SOUTHWARK PARK K E N N I N G T O N R S O U T H W A R K B R I D G E R H I T H E N E W R D L O W E R R O A D J A M A I C A R O A D S O U T H W A R K P A R K R O A D S T R A N D R E E T F U X H A L L L A M B E T H B R I D G E O N P K R D C A M O L D W E S T M I N S T E R W A T E R L O O B R I D G E R O A D B R I D G E C K F R I A R S B R I D G E B R I D G E N E W K E N T L O N D O N T O W E R B R I D G E Can London Bridge Rotherhithe Bermondsey Lambeth North Waterloo Cannon Street S Elephant&Castle Borough Southwark Westminster Charing Cross WALKBRI. a e g d h k j i c f D a MAP 32 LONDON BANKSIDE & SOUTHWARK 64. GALLERIES OCTOBER 10 GLOBE THEATRE BL A C K FR I A R S BR IDGE S U M N E R S T R E E T H O P T O N S T R E E T UT HWA R K BR I D G E b l a WALKB