Past events at which Hart Gallery was present

Artist we represented were Anne Desmet, G.W.Bot and Jo Ganter.

London Original Print Fair 19 - 21st April 2011,
Royal Academy of Arts, Burlington House, Picadilly, London W1
Open Tuesday - Wednesday 10am - 9pm, Thursday 10am - 6pm.
www.londonprintfair.com

 

 

 

Jay Battle featured in this exhibition at Salisbury Cathedral with seven other renowned artists. Liminalty is a period of transition - a situation which can lead to new perspectives. In Christian theology there is a 'passing through' of this world to the next. A lifetime Liminal state.

Two of our artists were selected for this years Summer exhibition at the Royal Academy.
G.W.Bot and Anne Desmet were both selected for their prints.
Anne Desmet won the very special London Original Print Fair Prize for her print
London Olympic Velodrome Site 2010 Edition of 50.

London Olympic Velodrome Site 2010 Wood engraving on paper, 11.5 x 15 cm

Touring venues:

Aberystwyth School of Art Museums and Galleries; 1st March - 10th May 2010
Lotherton Hall, Leeds Museums and Galleries; 2nd June - 31st August 2010
Ruthin Craft Cantre; 8th September - 28th November 2010
Huddersfield Art Gallery; April 2011


Sutton displayed at Lotherton Hall

This exhibition toured from March 2008 - August 2010. It was shown at the following galleries:
The Whitworth Art Gallery, The University of Manchester
Mercer Art Gallery, Harrogate
Cornerstone, Liverpool
Centre of Contemporary Art, University of Lancashire, Preston
Royal West of England Academy, Bristol
St Barbe Museum and Art Gallery, Lymington, Hampshire
Cartwright Hall Art Gallery, Bradford

David Blackburn's work featured in this exhibition which was part of the Eigse Carlow Arts Festival. Blackburn's work was shown besides the likes of Gillian Ayres, John Hoyland, Sonia Lawson and Anthony Whishaw.

Coastal Light - Sunset 2003

For more information about David Blackburn click here.

Chatsworth House is the world famous home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. The first house was built by Bess of Hardwick and her second husband William Cavendish in the sixteenth century. The house is set in the heart of The Peak District National Park and is surrounded on one side by the White (limestone) Peak and to the North by the moors of the Dark (gritstone) Peak. The house and its art collection, as well as the extensive gardens and countryside beyond, are jewels of our cultural heritage and a visit is highly recommended. In autumn, Sothebys are installing a major sculpture exhibition in the gardens.

Links:
Chatsworth
Lewis Noble's blog on Chatsworth.
Lewis Noble's body of work.
Full colour catalogue available

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