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ALBEMARLE GALLERY
49 Albemarle Street, W1S 4JR
Contemporary
British and European Paintings.
Pablo Atchugarry:
the silent voice within.
Oct 3–25.
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New sculptures by the internationally acclaimed
Uruguayan artist.
Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–4
t 020 7499 1616
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ASIAN ART IN LONDON
Venues across London, check website for map
AsianArt inLondon.
Oct 30–Nov 8.
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Uniting 60 of the world’s top dealers, auction houses and
museums for an annual event covering over 6,000 years
of art, from ancient to contemporary.
Selling exhibitions, auctions and lectures combine to
provide a feast for the eyes and ears.
t 020 7499 2215
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ERARTA GALLERIES
8 Berkeley Street, W1J 8DN
Contemporary Art & Style.
Until Oct 11.
Collaborative exhibition fusing art and fashion in the city.
Pavel Brat: Dominion.
Oct 17–Nov 29. Top, young
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OCTOBER 2014 GALLERIES
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Petersburg artist’s first exhibition in London.
Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5
tube Green Park, Piccadilly Circus
t 020 7499 7861
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RICHARD NAGY LTD
22 Old Bond Street, W1S 4PY
EgonSchiele.
Oct 13–Dec 5.
Tue–Fri 11–6
Extended hours, Mon Oct 13–Sat Oct 18, 10–7
t 020 7262 6400
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WATERHOUSE & DODD
47 Albemarle Street, W1S 4JW
Maurice Cockrill:
retrospective exhibition. Oct 8–Nov 1.
30 paintings, works on paper and sculptures by
Maurice Cockrill (1935–2013). It will be the gallery’s first
involvement with the artists and our first exhibition as the
estate’s appointed agents.
Our show will follow the major retrospective at Durham
Art Gallery and his participation at the Royal Academy
Summer Show this year.
Mon–Fri 9.30–6, Sat 11–4
t 020 7734 7800 m 07786 740906 f 020 7734 7805
at Belgravia Gallery
Award winning German born (1963) Bettina Seitz has
worked from her studio in Sligo, Eire for the last 21
years having studied sculpting in Germany and Italy.
She is known especially for her elongated figures
inspired by a Dermot Healy poem from 'The
Ballyconnell Colours', describing two walking and
talking people in conversation transcending their
surroundings. Hand built in layers, on stainless
armatures from bonded white sands, cement and
fibres the material's density is clearly contradicted by
the ethereal lightness that her figures project.
M
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Forster ‘Behind the Dunes’
Here’s a pointer for future
aspiring artists who want to get a
record of their work into print as
well as onto a gallery’s walls – go
to Kickstarter, the crowd-funding
website. Self-taught,
Northumberland-based artist M J
Forster did just that (having
already set up his own gallery
space in Hexham some years
before) and was handsomely
rewarded for his initiative to the
tune of £15,000+ and has
now just published a smart
limited edition book as a
consequence. Now the book is
being launched and a selection
of the original watercolours from
it are going on show, and sale, in
London through the initiative of
the Town and Country Gallery at
the
Royal Opera Arcade
Gallery
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Enterprising!
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