Galleries - January/February 2019

e THE ROWLEY GALLERY 115 Kensington Church Street, London W8 7LN Mixed Exhibition of small contemporary paintings and prints. *ad pg 25 Bespoke picture framers since 1898. Hand-finished conservation framing, gilding and veneering. tubeNotting Hill Gate Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–4.30 t 020 7727 6495 www.rowleygallery.co.uk f THACKERAY GALLERY 18 Thackeray Street, London W8 5ET Gallery Artists: Land & Sea IV. Jan 15–Feb 1. Bursting to thebrim with quality, Land & Sea is a ‘must see’ show of established and emerging artists, renowned for their striking interpretations of this incredible Island of ours. Fiona McAlpine: Lifein Colour. Feb 12–Mar 1. A beautiful collection of vibrant paintings, Fiona paints with a gift for pattern, full of energy, integrating jugs and flowers into the natural rhythm of thesurrounding landscape. Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 11–4 t 020 7937 5883 enquiries@thackeraygallery.com I thackeraygallery t @thackeraygall www.thackeraygallery.com g WILLER 12-14 Holland Street, Kensington, London W8 4LT 4 Makers. Through Jan. New Claudy Jongstra and Tibor textiles, Philip Michael Wolfson furniture and Massimo Micheluzzi glass. Gallery closed until Jan 2. Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5 & by appt t 020 7937 3518 info@willer.co.uk www.willer.co.uk 24 GALLERIES JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2019 MAP 16 LONDON KENSINGTON & NOTTING HILL KENSINGTON GARDENS HOLLAND PARK P R A E C L A R E N D O N R O A D L A D B RO KE S Q P A LA CE G S . C A M P D E N H I L L R O A D E X H IB IT I O N ROAD Q U E E N ’ S G A T E WE S T B O U RN E TC E S U S S E X G D N S Q U E E N S W A Y B R O K E G R O V E P A R K R O A D N O T T I N G H I L L G A T E W E S T B O U R P E M B R I D G E R D H O L L A N D P A R K R O A D K E N S I N G T O N C H U R C H S T H O L L A N D R OAD K E N S I N G T O N H I G H S T K E N S I N G T O N R O A D B A Y S W A T E R R O A D e b c a g f d HighSt Kensington Holland Park Queensway Bayswater Notting Hill Gate a AFTER NYNE GALLERY 10 Portland Road, W11 4LA Assemble. Jan 9–22. *ad pg 29 Tregony Gallery presents an exciting partnership with After Nyne Gallery; Assemble is Tregony’s first exhibition outside Cornwall and shares a vision and impressive roster of artists with a new audience. Exhibited artists include Jennifer Pochinski, Daniel Preece, Mark Dunford, David Moore, Kay Vinson, Enzo Marra, Judi Green, Tom Leaper and Dana Finch. Details of PVs and artists’ talks on the website. See Cornwall map. Mon–Sat 10.30–6 t 07496 953471 info@tregonygallery.co.uk I tregonygallery t @TregonyGallery f tregonygallery www.tregonygallery.co.uk b BAYSWATER ARTISTS Bayswater Road, London W2 On the railings in Bayswater Road between Lancaster Gate tube and Queensway, original art all displayed by artists themselves for you to buy and take away. Sun 10–5 t 07753 387050 secretary.bayswaterartists@gmail.com t @BayswaterART www.bayswater-road-artists.co.uk c GALLERY 19 19 Kensington Ct. Place,W8 5BJ Specialising in architectural views of Kensington, London and Italy. Original paintings, limited edition prints, photographs, maps, architectural models. Features original paintings, house portrait commissions, giclée print collection of Gordon French. Bespoke onsite picture framing. Mon–Sat 10–6 t 020 7937 7222 info@gallery19.com www.gallery19.com d LEIGHTON HOUSE MUSEUM 12 Holland Park Road, W14 8LZ Former home and studio of leading Victorian artist Frederic, Lord Leighton (1830-96). A private palace of art, built to designs of George Aitchison, extended and embellished over a 30 year period. Admn £9; concs £7; Nat.Trust £3.50; Art Fund members free. daily 10–5.30, clo Tue t 020 7602 3316 www.leightonhouse.co.uk Z uleika Gallery is making a bit of a specialisation in distinctly interesting and diverse mid to late career contemporary artists, often better known in Europe than in the UK – 90 year old Kathleen Hyndman is one, and the rather younger Peter Care, the subject of their current show, is another. Graduating with a degree in ceramics in 1973 he taught in Brussels and then, after a brief sojourn back in the UK, returned for 20 years to Amsterdam as a successful abstract ceramicist while at the same time, beginning to paint. Tentative at first, he has now developed into a thoughtful abstract painter, since 2008 working in Oxfordshire. Landscape is hinted at in many of them but process is the fundamental element, the scraping, smearing, and removing of paint from the canvas “making the visible invisible” quoting Klee. NU THUMB nail Peter Care ‘Double Echo 1’