Green Cardamom is a visual arts organisation. We develop new curatorial projects through exhibitions, publications, talks and other events, often working in collaboration with public museums and galleries. Green Cardamom operates on a not-for-profit basis and is supported by the Rangoonwala Foundation.We run a regular gallery programme in our London space, offering the artists we work with a London platform and channelling the funds generated to our project work. The organisation’s primary focus is international contemporary art viewed from an Indian Ocean perspective. Green Cardamom's programme is informed by artistic practice in Pakistan, South and Central Asia, and the Middle East.
2010-04-30
2010-04-29
Goedhuis Contemporary - London - U.K.
Michael Goedhuis opened Goedhuis Contemporary in London in 1995 and inaugurated the New York space in January 2002, after spending two decades specializing in early Asian art. His principal activity today is the promotion of the best Chinese contemporary art and artists throughout the world. He believes that China is currently undergoing a true "cultural revolution" which is not confined to art but is manifest in film, music, theatre, design, dance and literature.
2010-04-28
Gimpel Fils - London - U.K.
Gimpel Fils was founded in 1946 by brothers Charles and Peter Gimpel. They added "Fils" in homage to their father René, the dealer and collector whose journal Diary of an Art Dealer was first published in 1966. During the fifties and sixties the gallery was associated with the avant-garde, giving Lynn Chadwick, Anthony Caro, Peter Lanyon and Alan Davie their first exhibitions, alongside exhibitions of Larry Rivers, Marcel Duchamp and Yves Klein.
Whilst the gallery continues to work with an older generation of British abstract painters including Alan Davie and Albert Irvin in keeping with its history, under the direction of fourth generation dealer Rene Gimpel and co-director Jackie Haliday, Gimpel Fils continues to develop its contemporary programme with the recent inclusion of Andres Serrano, Callum Morton and Hannah Maybank.
The gallery underwent major refurbishment in the winter of 2000 in order to update the gallery space to reflect the dynamism and contemporary nature of Gimpel Fils' exhibition programme. The inaugural installation by Richard Wilson marked a new era in the gallery's history and cemented Gimpel Fils' continuing commitment to contemporary art.
Whilst the gallery continues to work with an older generation of British abstract painters including Alan Davie and Albert Irvin in keeping with its history, under the direction of fourth generation dealer Rene Gimpel and co-director Jackie Haliday, Gimpel Fils continues to develop its contemporary programme with the recent inclusion of Andres Serrano, Callum Morton and Hannah Maybank.
The gallery underwent major refurbishment in the winter of 2000 in order to update the gallery space to reflect the dynamism and contemporary nature of Gimpel Fils' exhibition programme. The inaugural installation by Richard Wilson marked a new era in the gallery's history and cemented Gimpel Fils' continuing commitment to contemporary art.
2010-04-27
Gilden's Arts Gallery - London - UK
Gilden's Arts was established in 1981, specialising in Modern Fine Art of the 20th century and dealing in original prints, works on paper, paintings and sculptures.
Gilden's Arts Gallery, located in Hampstead, London, focuses in particular on works on paper and original prints by Modern Masters such as Picasso, Chagall, Miro, Dali, Matisse, Braque, and other highly acclaimed artists from this period.
Gilden's Arts international team of experts specialises in paintings and sculptures from 'The School of Paris' ('Ecole de Paris'), with a special expertise in Eastern European artists originally from Hungary, Poland and Russia who were part of the famous Parisian movement. We are also involved in the Israeli art market and deal with some of the leading Israeli artists of the 20th century.
Gilden's Arts Gallery, located in Hampstead, London, focuses in particular on works on paper and original prints by Modern Masters such as Picasso, Chagall, Miro, Dali, Matisse, Braque, and other highly acclaimed artists from this period.
Gilden's Arts international team of experts specialises in paintings and sculptures from 'The School of Paris' ('Ecole de Paris'), with a special expertise in Eastern European artists originally from Hungary, Poland and Russia who were part of the famous Parisian movement. We are also involved in the Israeli art market and deal with some of the leading Israeli artists of the 20th century.
2010-04-26
Alexia Goethe Gallery - London - U.K.
Alexia Goethe Gallery opened in 2005 and represents emerging and mid-career artists. In collaboration with writers, art critics, museums and other commercial galleries, the programme provides artists a forum to explore the conceptual and aesthetic relationships between their works in contemporary and historical contexts. The gallery promotes its artists through several media, including the publishing of a gallery catalogue featuring essays written by prominent art critics for each solo and curated group exhibition. Alexia Goethe Gallery is a member of the Society of London Art Dealers.
Website : http://www.alexiagoethegallery.com/x/default.html
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2010-04-25
Jill George Gallery - London - UK
The Gallery was established within the heart of London's West End in 1974 and moved to its present location in 1987 changing the name to Jill George Gallery in 1991. The Gallery represents paintings, drawings, watercolours, monoprints and limited edition prints by British Contemporary artists from the established artist to the recent graduate. There is an exhibition every five weeks and a selection of originals and prints is always available. To continue the Gallery's interest in young artists, there is an exhibition every eighteen months of recent graduates. The Gallery donates a prize to the Royal College of Art printmaking department and offers an exhibition alternate years to six graduates. Both abstract and figurative work is represented.
The Gallery organises commissions on behalf of the artists and works closely with architects and interior designers and provides the ancillary services from the selection to the installation. The Gallery participates in International Art Fairs as well as the London Art Fairs.
The Gallery organises commissions on behalf of the artists and works closely with architects and interior designers and provides the ancillary services from the selection to the installation. The Gallery participates in International Art Fairs as well as the London Art Fairs.
2010-04-24
Frith Street Gallery - London - UK
Originally occupying two adjacent townhouses in London’s Frith Street, the gallery was established in 1989 as a forum to present the best in contemporary drawing. Expanding into a wide range of media, Frith Street gallery quickly became known for representing a distinctive group of artists working in film, photography, painting and sculpture. We currently work with 22 artists from Britain and abroad - a mixture of established and emerging figures.
The gallery moved to its current purpose built location, just a short distance from Frith Street, in 2007. We stage 5 solo exhibition per year and each summer invite an independent curator to organise a group exhibition of non gallery artists.
The gallery moved to its current purpose built location, just a short distance from Frith Street, in 2007. We stage 5 solo exhibition per year and each summer invite an independent curator to organise a group exhibition of non gallery artists.
2010-04-23
Flow Gallery - London - UK
Flow situated in the heart of Notting Hill, was established by Yvonna Demczynska in 1999 to showcase the best of international and British applied arts. The gallery features six exhibitions a year as well as having a permanent collection of contemporary crafts. The exhibitions are curated by flow as well as some guest curators.
Flow represents over 100 artists working in ceramics, glass, paper, wood, textiles, metal and jewellery. flow works both with collectors and more recently with corporate clients who are establishing collections of applied arts. We are very happy to assist customers with small gifts, wedding lists as well as individual commissions for their homes.
Flow represents over 100 artists working in ceramics, glass, paper, wood, textiles, metal and jewellery. flow works both with collectors and more recently with corporate clients who are establishing collections of applied arts. We are very happy to assist customers with small gifts, wedding lists as well as individual commissions for their homes.
2010-04-22
Victor Felix Gallery - London - UK
The Victor Felix Gallery, presents an idiosyncratic view of contemporary figurative art from a very varied group of artists who use traditional skills and methods.
2010-04-21
Fiumano Fine Art - London - UK
Located in the West End of London, Fiumano Fine Art specializes in contemporary British and Italian Paintings.
Fiumano Fine Art represent a broad range of artists working in a wide variety of media and subject matters. Website : http://www.fiumanofineart.com/
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2010-04-20
Fine Art Society - London - UK
The Fine Art Society is one of the world's oldest art galleries, with premises in both London and Edinburgh. The company specializes in British art and design from the 17th to the 21st centuries and has traded from 148 New Bond Street, London, since its foundation in 1876.
The New Bond Street gallery was totally refurbished in 2004-5 and the New Gallery created to show work by contemporary artists.
The New Bond Street gallery was totally refurbished in 2004-5 and the New Gallery created to show work by contemporary artists.
2010-04-19
Fine Art Consultancy - London - U.K.
Kathryn Bell founded Fine Art Consultancy Ltd in 1990 and then the exchange programme Japanese & British Art Now in 1995. Her company is established in both London and Tokyo and specialises in contemporary British and Japanese art. J&BAN has developed and created a visual and international dialogue since its first exhibition in Tokyo in 1997 and has become an established entity.
2010-04-18
Ferreira Projects - London - UK
FERREIRA PROJECTS, founded in 2007 by Christian Ferreira, has fast become one of the most exciting and innovative galleries in London showing work by important local and international artists.
Recently the gallery has focussed its programme on more conceptual artists and strengthening its relationship with international curators to deliver an extremely powerful programme of highly researched and well-produced solo exhibitions.
Website : http://www.ferreiraprojects.com/
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Recently the gallery has focussed its programme on more conceptual artists and strengthening its relationship with international curators to deliver an extremely powerful programme of highly researched and well-produced solo exhibitions.
Website : http://www.ferreiraprojects.com/
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2010-04-17
Fashion Illustration Gallery - London - UK
Fashion Illustration Gallery was founded in 2007 by William Ling in order to promote and sell original art works and multiples made by artists who have worked as Fashion Illustrators.
2010-04-16
Fairfax Gallery Contemporary Art - London - UK
Over the last fiftteen years the Fairfax Contemporary Art Galleries have established a reputation for exhibiting the highest quality contemporary art ranging from award-winning & established artiststo emerging talent in three separate galleries. Fairfax Gallery The Pantiles, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent was established in 1995 with a sister gallery opening in Burnham Market, Norfolk in 2001 and Fairfax Gallery Ltd opening in Park Walk, Chelsea, London in 2005.
Whilst the style of work covers a broad range from contemporary figurative to abstract work, the galleries retain a powerful identity and easily recognisable style that has earned them a loyal following. Fairfax Gallery Ltd London in Chelsea has two floors of gallery space primarily holding solo exhibitions by gallery artists.
Whilst the style of work covers a broad range from contemporary figurative to abstract work, the galleries retain a powerful identity and easily recognisable style that has earned them a loyal following. Fairfax Gallery Ltd London in Chelsea has two floors of gallery space primarily holding solo exhibitions by gallery artists.
2010-04-15
Entwistle - London - UK
Roberta and Lance Entwistle have been dealing in African and Oceanic Art for over 25 years, during which time they have acquired an unrivalled international reputation for quality and professionalism. They have been instrumental in the creation of some of the finest private collections formed in the last two decades as well as assisting many museums in developing their holdings. This has involved trading for their own account but also providing general advice relating to purchasing, both privately and at auction, appraisal for both sale and insurance, conservation advice and assistance in the sale of Tribal works of art.
The extensive activity and experience of L & R Entwistle and Co Ltd in the markets of North America, Europe and the Far East give the company a unique perspective on international market conditions so enabling their clients to maximise their opportunities for both buying and selling Tribal Art.
The extensive activity and experience of L & R Entwistle and Co Ltd in the markets of North America, Europe and the Far East give the company a unique perspective on international market conditions so enabling their clients to maximise their opportunities for both buying and selling Tribal Art.
2010-04-14
Eleven Howland Ltd - London - UK
Since opening its doors in February 2009, Eleven Howland has pursued an exhibitions program focussing on emergence of artists and art movements. Working with young and more established figures alike, the gallery seeks to act as a platform for investigation and discourse.
2010-04-13
Eleven Fine Art - London - UK
Founded in October 2005 by Charlie Phillips, previously founding director of Haunch of Venison, Eleven is committed to exhibiting the best of international contemporary art by both established and emerging artists. Laura Parker Bowles, who previously managed Space Gallery, is a partner in the gallery.
Coline Milliard, who graduated from the MA Curating Contemporary Art course at Royal College of Art, London in 2007 is the gallery manager.
Coline Milliard, who graduated from the MA Curating Contemporary Art course at Royal College of Art, London in 2007 is the gallery manager.
2010-04-12
Ben Elwes Fine Art - London - U.K.
Ben Elwes Fine Art has an established reputation as a specialist dealer in the field of Old Master and British paintings. Together with his wife and co-director Rachel Layton Elwes, who comes from an American academic and museum background, Ben is able to offer clients a professional and discreet service based on their knowledge of the international art market.
Their clients include some of the world’s major museums including Tate Britain, the Musée du Louvre, The Art Institute of Chicago, the Chrysler Museum of Art, the Seattle Art Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, as well as such eminent academic institutions as Cornell University, the Yale Center for British Art and the University of Michigan.Ben Elwes has worked in the international fine art market for over 20 years. In 1987 he joined Christie’s in London and then moved to the internationally renowned Shepherd Gallery in New York in 1990 where he gained invaluable experience at the high end of the art trade. On returning to London, he became a partner at Independent Editions, fine art dealers and publishers specialising in post-war British Art. In 1993 he set up Elwes & Hanham Ltd in Old Bond Street dealing in Old Masters paintings. Ben is a member of the Executive Committee of The Society of London Art Dealers.
Rachel Layton Elwes joined forces with Ben to found Ben Elwes Fine Art in 2004 at 45 Maddox Street, in the heart of Mayfair. She has an invaluable knowledge of many major international collections, having been part of the team that installed and launched the Gilbert Collection at Somerset House in 2000, and was formerly a curator at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh. Her publications include contributions to the Elements of Design (Mitchell Beazley 2003), Colonialism and the Object (Routledge 1998) as well as numerous articles and reviews in publications such as the British Art Journal and The Magazine Antiques. Rachel also lectures extensively in Britain and in the United States. She is a member of the Acquisition Committee for the Adirondack Museum in New York.
Rachel Layton Elwes joined forces with Ben to found Ben Elwes Fine Art in 2004 at 45 Maddox Street, in the heart of Mayfair. She has an invaluable knowledge of many major international collections, having been part of the team that installed and launched the Gilbert Collection at Somerset House in 2000, and was formerly a curator at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh. Her publications include contributions to the Elements of Design (Mitchell Beazley 2003), Colonialism and the Object (Routledge 1998) as well as numerous articles and reviews in publications such as the British Art Journal and The Magazine Antiques. Rachel also lectures extensively in Britain and in the United States. She is a member of the Acquisition Committee for the Adirondack Museum in New York.
2010-04-11
England & Co - London -UK
England & Co was founded in late 1987, holding its first exhibition in April 1988. In 1999, the gallery expanded and moved within Notting Hill to a specifically designed and constructed gallery space at its present location on Westbourne Grove, London.
Over the past two decades, England & Co has established an independent and individual identity that reflects the eclectic, historically aware, research-based curatorial approach of gallery director/curator Jane England. There is no specific stylistic or generational specialization and from the beginning, the gallery programme has alternated between contemporary art and explorations of relatively recent art history.
The gallery represents a number of emerging and established contemporary artists; advises and acts for the estates of artists and collectors; and also holds a regularly changing stock of 20th and 21st century art. From the beginning, the gallery has regularly published exhibition catalogues, and recently has begun to publish editions of prints and multiples by contemporary artists.
Solo exhibitions of contemporary artists from Britain and abroad have been augmented by themed survey exhibitions such as The Map Is Not the Territory series, Is there anybody out there? and Literary Constructs, that place contemporary work in a specific context and mix well-known with up-and-coming artists. Gallery director Jane England is an art historian, and also committed to researching and curating retrospective exhibitions that reappraise artists from the British avant-garde of the 1930s through to the 1950s and 1960s: these have included the abstract pioneer Paule Vézelay; the action-painter William Green; founder Situationist Ralph Rumney; the kinetic sculptor Liliane Lijn; and the highly significant figure in British performance art, Stuart Brisley. More recent art history – the 1980s – was explored with The Neo Naturists exhibition held in 2007.
The gallery cooperates with many institutions, lending works to numerous exhibitions, including to the Guggenheim, Bilbao; the Whitechapel Gallery, London; the Wellcome Trust Gallery; the Hayward Gallery, London; the Barbican Gallery, London; and the Venice Biennale. Corporate collections that have acquired works from the Gallery include Deutsche Bank, Barclays Bank, and Penguin Books. England & Co has sold numerous contemporary and 20th-century works to public collections, including Tate; the Imperial War Museum; the Victoria & Albert Museum; the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery; the Museum of London; the National Gallery of Australia; the Smithsonian Institution, Washington; the Arts Council of Great Britain; and the British Museum.
Over the past two decades, England & Co has established an independent and individual identity that reflects the eclectic, historically aware, research-based curatorial approach of gallery director/curator Jane England. There is no specific stylistic or generational specialization and from the beginning, the gallery programme has alternated between contemporary art and explorations of relatively recent art history.
The gallery represents a number of emerging and established contemporary artists; advises and acts for the estates of artists and collectors; and also holds a regularly changing stock of 20th and 21st century art. From the beginning, the gallery has regularly published exhibition catalogues, and recently has begun to publish editions of prints and multiples by contemporary artists.
Solo exhibitions of contemporary artists from Britain and abroad have been augmented by themed survey exhibitions such as The Map Is Not the Territory series, Is there anybody out there? and Literary Constructs, that place contemporary work in a specific context and mix well-known with up-and-coming artists. Gallery director Jane England is an art historian, and also committed to researching and curating retrospective exhibitions that reappraise artists from the British avant-garde of the 1930s through to the 1950s and 1960s: these have included the abstract pioneer Paule Vézelay; the action-painter William Green; founder Situationist Ralph Rumney; the kinetic sculptor Liliane Lijn; and the highly significant figure in British performance art, Stuart Brisley. More recent art history – the 1980s – was explored with The Neo Naturists exhibition held in 2007.
The gallery cooperates with many institutions, lending works to numerous exhibitions, including to the Guggenheim, Bilbao; the Whitechapel Gallery, London; the Wellcome Trust Gallery; the Hayward Gallery, London; the Barbican Gallery, London; and the Venice Biennale. Corporate collections that have acquired works from the Gallery include Deutsche Bank, Barclays Bank, and Penguin Books. England & Co has sold numerous contemporary and 20th-century works to public collections, including Tate; the Imperial War Museum; the Victoria & Albert Museum; the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery; the Museum of London; the National Gallery of Australia; the Smithsonian Institution, Washington; the Arts Council of Great Britain; and the British Museum.
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