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HOUSES OF
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Victoria
Sloane Square
Pimlico
Knightsbridge
S.Kensington
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CADOGAN CONTEMPORARY
87 Old Brompton Road, SW7 3LD
Fabienne Delli Zotti.
Mar 11–29.
Luxembourg born Delli Zotti’s works
are rooted in the geological elements
and minerals of our environment. The
surfaces of the canvas become reliefs
of landscapes as Delli Zotti ‘paints
sculptures or sculps paintings’. This
exhibition showcases each painting
as a natural creation of the earth, to
be uncovered by the viewer.
Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–6, or by appt
t 020 7581 5451
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CRANE KALMAN
178 Brompton Road, SW3 1HQ
LiamHanley: Land.
Until Mar 15.
Liam’s works focus on the subject of
land but not in the traditional sense of
‘landscape’ – he is more concerned
with man’s impact on the land.
Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–4
t 020 7584 7566
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LONG & RYLE
4 John Islip Street, SW1P 4PX
‘All the Leaves are Falling’ –
Henrietta
Hoyer-Millar.
Mar 13–Apr 11.
Hoyer-Millar captures the transient
drama of the natural landscape with
her new large scale oil paintings.
t 020 7834 1434
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OSBORNE STUDIO GALLERY
2 Motcomb Street, SW1X 8JU
Specialises in sporting paintings and
bronzes by
leading contemporary
artists
and also handles the works of
many respected landscape and
figurative painters.
Lincoln Seligman.
Mar 26–Apr 3.
An exciting exhibition emanating from
his extensive travels around the
globe. Known for his use of vibrant
colour and form, his paintings
encompass landscapes, racing and
wine and his well known backview
‘portraits’ of turbaned heads,
cardinals, monks and maharajas.
Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–5, Sun by appt
t 020 7235 9667
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TATE BRITAIN
Millbank, SW1P 4RG
Richard Deacon.
Feb 5–Apr 27.
Adult £11 (without donation £10),
concs £9.50 (£8.50).
A major exhibition of the work of
Turner Prize winner Richard Deacon
(b.1949), celebrating the sculptor’s
innovative use of form, and interest
in working with a diverse range of
materials.
Ruin Lust.
Mar 4–May 18.
Adult £11 (without donation £10),
concs £9.50 (£8.50).
A guide to the mournful, thrilling,
comic and perverse uses of ruins in
art from the 17th century to the
present day.
BP Walk through British Art.
Permanent display.
A new chronological presentation
of the world’s greatest collection
of British art, comprising around
500 artworks over a newly configured
sequence of over 20 galleries.
7 daysa week 10–6, to 10pm 1st Fri of
month
t 020 7887 8888 (bookingsand
information)
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12 STAR GALLERY
Europe House, 32 SmithSquare
SW1P 3EU
Lightning.
Mar 5–14.
Tung-Wen Margue’s
series of
London paintings – saturated colours
on a black background – are abstract
cityscapes and street reflections.
Organised by the Embassy of
Luxembourg in London.
The Backward Glance.
Mar 19–28.
An exhibition of paintings in oil and
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KNIGHTSBRIDGE & BELGRAVIA
MARCH 2014 GALLERIES
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watercolour by
Bernard Canavan.
Canavan’s work is an attempt to
record some of the significant
changes of Ireland’s transformation
during the last 200 years.
Organised by the Irish Embassy in
London.
Mon–Fri 10–6
t 020 7973 1992
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VICTORIA AND ALBERT
MUSEUM
Cromwell Road, SW7 2RL
WilliamKent: Designing Georgian
Britain.
Mar 22–Jul 13. £8.
Experience the life and work of this
most prominent architect and
designer through over 200 examples
of Kent’s work.
Jameel Prize 3.
Until Apr 21.
Admn free.
Works of 10 short-listed artists and
designers inspired by Islamic
traditions of art, craft and design.
Daily 10–5.45, & 10–10 every Fri
General admn free, but separate
charges may apply to exhibitions.
Further info:
t 020 7942 2000
Chris Stevens ‘For Queen & Country’
(a portrait of Steve McQueen)
Thompson’s Contemporary
(see listing on facing page)
