Galleries - September 2011

continued from previous page THE LANDMARK ARTS CENTRE Ferry Road, Teddington, Middx Housed in the magnificent surroundings of our Grade II listed building, the Landmark Gallery in Teddington is now available for hire for solo or group fine art exhibitions. Please contact Ben Kidger for details. ben@landmarkartscentre.org www.landmarkartscentre.org t 07989 570831 MENIER GALLERY Menier Chocolate Factory, 51 Southwark Street, London SE1 1RU Dramatic space near Tate Modern, 1,500 or 3,000 sq ft, competitive rates for exhibitions, eveningevents, receptions. *ad New Gallery Space: Introductory Offer £1200 per week. mail@meniergallery.co.uk www.meniergallery.co.uk t 020 7407 3222 PIERS FEETHAM GALLERY 475Fulham Road, London SW6 1HL Light spacious gallery; 600 sq ft plus outdoor sculpture space. Reasonable rates. piersfeethamgallery@hotmail.com t 020 7381 3031 SW1 GALLERY 12 Cardinal Walk, Cardinal Place (off Victoria Street) London SW1E 5JE Stunningcontemporary space, fully equipped, fully staffed, 5 mins from Victoria. 3,000 sq ft, 50m linear hang, ERCO track lighting throughout. sw1gallery@landsecurities.com www.sw1gallery.co.uk t 020 7963 4024 3 BEDFORDBURY Covent Garden, London WC2N 4BP A stylish, modern gallery in a fantastic location. It is available to hire for exhibitions. info@3bedfordbury.com www.3bedfordbury.com t 020 3268 2184 WILLIAM ROAD GALLERY 7-9 William Road, London NW1 3ER Excitingcontemporary gallery in fantastic central London location. Competitive prices for exhibitions and events. Email Marika: gallery@mcaslan.co.uk www.mcaslan.co.uk/exhibitions/ t 020 7313 6000 GALLERY FOR SALE PETER HEDLEY GALLERY 10 South Street, Wareham, Dorset BH20 4LT Gallery for Sale. Since 1983 this well established gallery has promoted some 90 painters and sculptors. Term of lease negotiable. *ad info@peterhedleygallery.co.uk www.peterhedleygallery.co.uk t 01929 551777 GALLERIES FOR HIRE 58. GALLERIES SEPTEMBER 11 Watercolour Heaven Started in the late 80s, the Sunday Times Watercolour Prize (12 to 18 September, Mall Galleries) seems, if the distinguished names among this year’s finalists are anything to go by, to be showing few signs of old age. Adrian Berg, June Berry, George Butler, Shanti Panchal, Wladyslaw Mirecki and Nicola Bealing cover a wide range of styles and approaches, while the new, younger names this show invariably turns up, make it something of a yearly watercolour heaven for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Winners of this year’s £18,000 prize money had not been announced as we went to press. Bath Chairs It’s ‘musical chairs’ time in that hotbed of the Bath galleries scene that is Margaret’s Buildings (not far from The Circus) – with Gallery LeFort‘s last show before re-locating to Devon (aiming to re-launch in Spring 2012), of RI painters, closing on 13 September – which is just ten days before Bo Hilton, formerly of the Hilton Young Gallery in Penzance, celebrates the grand opening of his new gallery (hiltonfine art) in the same space. Fast work by any standards and an interesting addition to Bath’s thriving gallery culture, with paintings by his mother Rose, Michael Porter, Simon Casson and Hannah Woodman, among others, making up his first show. Meanwhile, just round the corner in Gay Street, Bath Fine Art has changed its name to Bath Contemporary Art and celebrates the re- branding with Cornish artist Neil Pinkett. Is that it for now? NU Deborah Walker, ‘Old Harry’ from the Sunday Times Watercolour Competition at Mall Galleries CODA Next Month: A major feature on Art in Wales. To be included and to list in Galleries please contact Rosemary on 020 8237 1180