Past Exhibitions at Hart Gallery

2008

17th April - 7th May 2008

Sutton Taylor
"In every lustre firing the outcome is uncertain. Glazes and kiln gasses may react together to produce colours and texture you do not think possible...Such pieces may be regarded as happy accidents but of course there is nothing accidental about them- they are the result of precise chemisrty which is beyond my control." Sutton Taylor

 

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Michael Sheppard

A new and impressive body of work.

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6th - 26th March 2008

Brian Graham

"...it is Graham's unrelenting dedication to his subject matter, his innate understanding of the land on which he walks every day, his imagination and his ability as a painter that enables him to create works that offer a lasting tribute to our ancestors' survival, and raise metaphysical questions about our own that will keep us pondering for many years to come."

- Charlotte Mullins.

Hart Gallery London

10th - 30th January 2008

Gareth Edwards

Gareth Edward's abstract paintings possess an emotional intelligence that compels us to enter into their intimate narratives.

 

2007

Hart Gallery London

8th - 28th November 2007

Jo Ganter

Creates impressive prints using imagery taken from small installations and theatrical sets that Ganter makes and then photographs.

11th - 31st October 2007

Vanessa Gardiner

An impressive new collection of work inspired by a trip to Ireland.

"I felt I found in Benaderreen aspects which were in some way representational of the whole of that singular, weathered landscape - the triangular shapes of the fields interlocking with eachother over the headlands, and the geological formations of the cliffs echoed by the lyrical lines of white foam running along their base. The colours are certainly specific to the ares: the gold-greens, pinks, blacks, greys and ever-present rich blues of the sea."- Vanessa Gardiner

 

Hart Gallery London

13 September - 3 October 2007

Jake Attree

Born in Yorkshire in 1950, Jake Attree studied at the York School of Art and Liverpool College of Art, going on to be awarded The Creswick Landscape Prize.

Hart Gallery London

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Judith Davies

My ceramic work pushes at the boundaries of the vessel form and attempts to conflate the rigour and discipline of modernist ceramics with a contemporary view of the human form as a fragile and fragmented thing.

Spring by Marzia Colonna, Hart Gallery Summer Exhibition 2007

Hart Gallery London

23 - 24 June 2007

Summer Exhibition (Nottingham)

In the garden: Sculpture by Bryan Kneale, Jay Battle, Marzia Colonna, Austin Wright, Michael Dan Archer and Chris Carter.

In the gallery: Paintings, Sculpture and Ceramics.

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Hart Gallery London

2 - 27 June 2007

Bryan Kneale

Bryan Kneale’s sculpture has always been welded and constructed.
He has never been interested in any process that does not allow him to work directly with his chosen material: metal.

Hart Gallery London

26 April - 16 May 2007

G W Bot

According to Aboriginal totemic belief, each member of a clan inherits a totemic relationship with a particular plant or animal of the region. I like this idea of oneness with the environment. Where I live wombats are particularly prevalent and they have become my totemic animal. The earliest written reference to a wombat occurs in a French source where it is called “le grand Wam Bot”, and hence my exhibiting name - G.W.Bot.

Hart Gallery London

January 2007

Jay Battle - Line and Boundary

Line and Boundary is an exhibition of sculpture, using simple and elegant forms to explore relationships between the built and natural environments.

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