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GALLERIES SEPTEMBER 2014
MAP 16 ENGLAND
EAST ANGLIA
RUTLAND
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GOLDMARK GALLERY
14 Orange Street, Uppingham, Rutland LE15 9SQ
20th Century and Contemporary Art. *ad
Mon–Sat 9.30–5.30, Sun pm & BHols
t 01572 821424
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WOODBINE CONTEMPORARY ARTS
7 Orange Street, Uppingham, Rutland LE15 9SQ
Loïc Gesnouin.
Paintings from the last years of his life.
Aug 23–Sep 6.
At
The Affordable Art Fair, Bristol,
Stand D2,
Sep 19–21 (gallery closed Sep 18/19/20).
Gallery Artists.
Sep 27–Oct 5.
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Thur–Sat 11–5 & by appt
CAMBRIDGESHIRE
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CAMBRIDGE BOOK & PRINT GALLERY
49 Newnham Road, Cambridge CB3 9EY
Modern British
and
International Artists.
Fine Drawings,
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LONDON
BRENTWOOD
SOUTHEND-ON-SEA
LEIGH-ON-SEA
INGATESTONE
CHELMSFORD
FELIXSTOWE
WOODBRIDGE
SNAPE
ALDEBURGH
YOXFORD
HALESWORTH
DISS
SOUTHWOLD
LOWESTOFT
GREATBRAXTED
GREAT
YARMOUTH
WROXHAM
FAKENHAM
NORTH
WALSHAM
CROMER
BURNHAM
MARKET
KINGSLYNN
SWAFFHAM
SPALDING
STIVES NEWMARKET
THETFORD
BURYST.EDMUNDS
SAFFRON
WALDON
LONG
MELFORD
SUDBURY
MILTONKEYNES
STEVENAGE
LUTON
STANSTED
WATFORD
WISBECH
DOWNHAM
MARKET
KETTERING
WARE
MANNINGTREE
UPPINGHAM
HOLT
AYLESBURY
NORTHAMPTON
OAKHAM
WELLS-NEXT-THE-SEA
HALSTEAD
BRAINTREE
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BEDFORD
HERTFORD
HARLESTON
BROCKDISH
AYLSHAM
MOULTON
SLEAFORD
CLARE
WYMONDHAM
IPSWICH
COLCHESTER
PETERBOROUGH
CAMBRIDGE
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FINGRINGHOE
GREATSAILING
CHAPPEL
Original Prints and Ceramics by leading British Artists.
Tue–Sat 10.30–5.30
t/f 01223 694264
ESSEX
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NORTH HOUSE GALLERY
The Walls, Manningtree, Essex CO11 1AS
North House Gallery 15th Anniverary Show.
Until Sep 13.
Artists include Norman Ackroyd, Kate Boxer, Rod Bugg,
Simon Carter, John Christie, Jonathan Clarke,
John Cobb, John Dougill, Vanessa Jackson,
Ffiona Lewis, Jane Lewis, Felix Sefton Delmer,
Hylton Stockwell, Telfer Stokes.
Esmond Bingham: Constructions.
Sep 20–Oct 18.
Elegant, technically precise, wooden constructions in
unexpected colour.
Open Sat 10–5 or by appt
t 01206 392717
NORFOLK
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KING’S LYNN ARTS CENTRE
29 King Street, King’s Lynn, NorfolkPE30 1HA
Closed throughout August.
WNAA Small Works, Helena Anderson, Saint Germans
& Wildlife in Art.
Sep 6–14.
Daily 10–5
t 01553 779095
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LIME TREE LONG MELFORD
Lime Tree House, Hall Street, Long Melford, Suffolk
CO10 9JF
Welcoming gallery in picturesque village.
Autumn Exhibition.
Sep 14–Oct 14.
Jackie Anderson, Parastoo Ganjei, Helen Glassford,
Ian Humphreys, Mhairi McGregor RSW, Morag Muir and
Robert Newton.
See also Bristol map
Tue–Sat 10–5
t 01787 319046
Max Weber ‘New York 1912’
Now generally acknowledged as
the artist who introduced
Cubism to New York and did
much to influence the British
pre-war avant-garde through his
inclusion in Roger Fry’s first
Grafton Group show of 1913,
Russian-American Jewish artist
Max Weber (1881-1961) has
nonetheless remained a largely
peripheral figure in this country.
The exhibition at
Ben Uri
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museum show in the UK and it
tells a quite remarkable story. In
Paris from 1905-09 where he
was a founding member of
Matisse’s art class and met
Picasso and Rousseau, among
others, his return to New York
was marked by a series of
dynamic cityscapes that related
closely to the photographs of
Alvin Langdon Coburn, the two
men becoming close and life-
long friends. A great revival.
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