Gallery run 27th October

Posted on October 29, 2016 by julessharples

Regent’s Canal from the west to Hackney.

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Tony Cragg at Lisson Gallery with sculptures inspired by organic and technological forms.

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Maureen Gallace at Maureen Paley with work inspired by the artist’s local landscape.

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Eddie Martinez of Timothy Taylor at Frieze 2016 sculpture park.

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Rallou Panagiotou at Ibid Gallery with sculptures inspired by a derelict holiday resort.

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Tala Madani at Pilar Corrias with a metaphysical take on disco.

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Nairy Bagrhamian at Marian Goodman Gallery in Frieze 2016 sculpture park.

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Ed Ruscha at Gagosian with works exploring ideas of extension in space and time.

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Jeff Koons at Almine Rech with recreations of old master paintings bearing a mirror ball. Inspiration from Kiss Of Judas by Giotto at The Arena Chapel in Padua.

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David Adamo at Ibid Gallery with small figures on ceder plinths.

Gallery run 22nd September

Posted on September 24, 2016 by julessharples

This week West to East. Then canal to Limehouse. Plus additional previous run to Casa Abierta at the Argentine Embassador’s residence.

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Shezad Dawood Kalimpong at Timothy Taylor with images from past and present of this small town in Bengal worked together.

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Amalia Pica of Herald Street showing at Casa Abierta.

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Celia Paul at Victoria Miro. Wow! There is really very little there to create this striking image.

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Erik Lindman at Almine Rech with steel sheet and paint images. The windows were opened to the gallery and the light coming through them accentuated the reflections on the metal including a line cut with angle grinder.

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Tacita Dean at Frith Street Gallery filming David Hockney in his studio having a cig break.

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Nigel Cooke at Pace Gallery with images transforming nature into iconic images of fire and the skull on base layers but layered atop with innocent flourishes from 19th century romanticism.

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Alison Katz at The Approach with paintings that match up in part to stories she tells on the press release about road trip adventures and other experiences of travel and discovery.

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John Cage musical score at Frith Street Gallery using systems of chance to make artistic decisions.

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Patricio Forrester with Artmongers presents Political Swing at Casa Abierta at the Argentine ambassador’s residence.

Gallery run 14th July

Posted on July 15, 2016 by julessharples

Peckham to The Sunday Painter for the first time. North over Lambeth Bridge. St Jame’s, Green and Hyde Parks to Michael Werner. East to Timothy Taylor then south to Simon Lee gallery. East along the Thames to White Cube, then south.

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Leo Fitzmaurice at The Sunday Painter has created a double room where a polythene sheet divides two of various random objects.

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Don Van Vliet aka Captain Beefheart at Michael Werner with human and animal imagery.

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David Hammons showing at Simon Lee Gallery. Light hearted show described as being about abject existence.

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Great traffic lights on Whitehall.

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Wacky benches on the Southbank by Jeppe Hein.

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Raqib Shaw at White Cube with self portraits. Intricate images rendered with a porcupine quill using enamel paint.

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Markus Lupertz at Michael Werner in a group show with many of the gallery artists. It’s food!

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Mike Kelley at Simon Lee Gallery.

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Armen Eloyan at Timothy Taylor showing paintings and also bronzes for the first time.

Gallery run 27th May

Posted on June 2, 2016 by julessharples

Visited Art 16 earlier in the week, then did the run. Tower Bridge, Brick Lane and Regent’s Canal. West past Kings Cross and Regent Street to Lisson Grove and along to Lisson Gallery. South to Timothy Taylor, Victoria Miro, Golden Square and Frith Street Gallery. South over Lambeth Bridge, across Walworth Road and through Burgess Park.
211 At Art16. Alfredo and Isabela Quilizan produced these flip-flop angel wings.

218 Cory Arcangel at Lisson Gallery. The digital displays are altered, the software hacked. The alphabet of corporate symbols is appropriated by the artist.

217 Jean Dubuffet at Timothy Taylor. These fab sculptures grew out of red and blue biro doodles, we are told. The artist had made them whilst on the phone.

216 Yayoi Kusama at Victoria Miro.

215 Massimo Bartolini at Frith Street Gallery. The artist’s sound piece is played on this record player crowned with a brass cube. This unusual addition pays homage to Golden Square, the location of the gallery.

214 Dora Maurer at White Cube. The hands form an alphabet of gestures.

213 Stephane Graff at Almine Rech. A juxtaposition of text and image that is intended to jar one with the other.

212 Galleryrunner saw this house connected to a railway arch near Walworth Road.

219 Stanley Whitney at Lisson Gallery. These pastel grids put beauty before formalism.

Gallery run 14th April

Posted on April 17, 2016 by julessharples

Pink and lilac colour coordination in this week’s randomly chosen shows.

15a Ever wondered what colour a Martian sunrise is? Spencer Finch at Lisson Gallery has produced this simulacrum of it. Rosy pink!

15b Allen Jones at Michael Werner exploring the dominatrix motif.

15c Blair Thurman at Almine Rech Gallery

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15e Sarah Lucas at Sadie Coles HQ with more stuffed tights and fab metaphors.

15f John Korner at Victoria Miro with falling apples, copious honey and vivid skies as motifs.

15g John Latham Spray Paintings at Lisson Gallery.

15h Gabriel de la Mora at Timothy Taylor using materials that have a past life in a grid format. The CMYK ink is still visible on these metal printing plate fragments.

15i R. Crumb at David Zwirner with more heroic figures.

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