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g MAYOR GALLERY 21 Cork Street, First Floor, London W1S 3LZ Latin American: Works on Paper. Jan 8–Feb 23. Mon–Fri 10–5.30 t 020 7734 3558 info@mayorgallery.com t @MayorGallery www.mayorgallery.com k OPERA GALLERY LONDON 134 New Bond Street, London W1S 2TF Opera Gallery exhibits and sells masterpieces of Modern Art by the likes of Picasso, Miró, Buffet and Chagall; along with Contemporary established and upcoming artists such as Kusama, Yue Minjun, David Mach, Gérard Rancinan, Lita Cabellut and Joe Black. Monthly exhibitions ofboth Masters and Contemporary art throughout the year. Mon–Sat 10–7, Sun 12–5 t 020 7491 2999 london@operagallery.com www.operagallery.com l OSBORNE SAMUEL 23 Dering Street, London W1S 1AW London Art Fair Business Design Centre. Jan 17–21. Highlights include works by John Blackburn, Brendan Burns, Lynn Chadwick, Melanie Comber, Sean Henry, Peter Kinley and Henry Moore. BRAFA Art Fair Avenue du Port 88 Havenlaan, 1000 Brussels. Jan 27–Feb 4. Exhibiting major Modern British paintings and sculpture. Mon–Fri 10–6 t 020 7493 7939 info@osbornesamuel.com t @OsborneSamuel www.osbornesamuel.com m REDFERN GALLERY 20 Cork Street, London W1S 3HL London Art Fair Business Design Centre. Jan 17–21. Mon–Fri 11–5.30, Sat 11-2 t 020 7734 1732 art@redfern-gallery.com www.redfern-gallery.com n RICHARD NAGY 22 Old Bond Street, London W1S 4PY Classic Modernism, German Expressionism, Viennese Secession including works by Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt, and their contemporaries. by appt t 020 7262 6400 info@richardnagy.com www.richardnagy.com o ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS Burlington House, Piccadilly, London W1 Charles I – King and Collector. Jan 27–Apr 15. For the first time since the 17th century, this landmark exhibition brings together the astounding treasures that changed the taste ofthe nation. daily 10–6, Fri until 10 t 020 7300 8000 www.royalacademy.org.uk p SOTHEBY’S 34–35 New Bond Street, London W1A 2AA Auctions held daily ofIslamic, Oriental and European works ofart, paintings, drawings, watercolours, prints, books, manuscripts, furniture, silver, musical instruments, photographs, icons, tribal art. Free advice and valuations given on the premises. Mon–Fri 9–4.30 t 020 7293 5000 q TRINITY HOUSE PAINTINGS 50 Maddox Street, W1S 1AY Trinity House is an international art dealership that is now in its tenth year, specialising in art from a variety of periods, from 19th Century painting to contemporary sculpture. Mon–Sat 10–6 t 020 7499 8958 art@trinityhousepaintings.com www.trinityhousepaintings.com r WATERHOUSE & DODD 47 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4JW A selection ofworks by Impressionist and Modernist artists including Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Trevor Bell, David Bomberg, Martin Bradley, Alan Davie and John Wells. Through Jan. London Art Fair Business Design Centre. Jan 17–21. Mon–Fri 9.30–6, Sat 11–4 t 020 7734 7800 m 07786 740906 jamie@waterhousedodd.com t @waterhousedodd f waterhousedodd www.waterhousedodd.com JANUARY 2018 GALLERIES 31 The Scottish painter Alison McWhirter has followed an unusual career path, leaving Scotland as a teenager to study painting south ofthe Border, at Bath Academy ofArt in the late 90s, followed by a London career in publishing and teaching for a decade. But Scotland and a love ofpainting proved too strong as McWhirter returned to Glasgow in 2012, quickly establishing a reputation with her thickly impasto-ed, brilliantly coloured work – flower paintings, abstracts and landscapes – that reflected strongly her debt to, and affection for, Scottish Colourist painting. That is a rich tradition to follow and much, often largely decorative work, has come out ofit but McWhirter seems alert to the dangers, the sheer exuberance of her approach and innate colour sense avoiding all the pitfalls. At The Russell Gallery from Feb. N U THUMB nail Alison McWhirter ‘Forgotten Melodies’

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