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15 Old Bond Street, W1S 4AX
020 7493 1971
www.mlfineart.comMon-Fri 10-6, Sat by appt
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COLORE E MATERIA : POST-WAR ITALIAN PAINTING
Jul 16 - Sep 20, 2019
Group exhibition featuring works made in the 1950s and 1960s.
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 JAMIAN JULIANO-VILLANI : LET'S KILL NICOLE
Jun 21 - Sep 21, 2019
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SUMMER CLOSURE
Aug 3 - Sep 3, 2019
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 NUNZIO: THE SHOCK OF OBJECTIVITY
Jun 7 - Sep 18, 2019
(Note- the gallery will be closed for summer break 10-18 August)
Mazzoleni is pleased to present The Shock of Objectivity, curated by Kenneth Baker. This will be Nunzio’s first solo exhibition in London and will display a series of grand and imposing sculptures spanning from the late eighties to the most recent years, which reveal his inventive and inspiring approach to form.
From the beginning of his career, Nunzio played an instrumental role configuring a different vision of sculpture structured around his personal conception exploring the language of shape and its interrelation with space. Thus, he pushed the boundaries of appearance – the results being magnificent architectural works interweaving substance, body and void in a stunning balance of rhythm.
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DESIRE LINES
Aug
An exhibition on queer and feminist publishing organised by CHAPTERS. See online for details.
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LOIS DODD
Jul 6 - Aug 24, 2019
FINAL WEEK
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MARK HANDFORTH : TRASH CAN CANDLES
Jun 27 - Sep 14, 2019
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NICHES AND NUANCES, GALLERY 54 |
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 CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION
Aug 19 - 25, 2019
FINAL WEEK
Private view Sat Aug 24 3pm - 4pm
Supporting painters, photographers and illustrators over thirty, all of the artists have a strong connection with London, all migrating here at some point in their lives for work or study. As a cultural epicentre, London provides the artists with not only inspiration, but a sense of belonging and a community in which to practice. As a reflection of our collective bond with this great capital city, the theme running through N&N is London.
Founded by Laura Harris in 2017, N&N aims to raise the profile of the artists and allow both collectors and the general public to participate in viewing and purchasing the works on display and by interacting with the artists. Laura Harris has extensive international art market experience in auction houses, galleries and with education providers. In 2019, we are thrilled to welcome three new additions to N&N, and welcome back returning artists. We look forward to welcoming you for the exhibition.
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ARTISTS' TALKS
Aug 24, 2019 3:00pm - 4:00pm
talk/event
Saturday 24th at 3 pm: Louise Whitham, Laura Harris and James Gray will be talking about their art practice. Please join us for this special afternoon. Family friendly, under 18's must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Free.
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The Gateway Pavilions, Peninsula Square, Greenwich Peninsula, London SE10 0SQ
020 3770 2212
www.nowgallery.co.uk
info@nowgallery.co.ukMon-Fri 10-7, Sat-Sun 11-4
Nth Greenwich /  108, 129, 132, 161, 188, 422, 472, 486
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 KINSKA : MY OPERA HOUSE
Jul 4 - Sep 22, 2019
1000 handmade, whimsical ceramic pieces fill the gallery as Kinska explores the concepts of healing, courage and play through imagination. With interactive elements for visitors.
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 RAW MATERIALS: PLASTICS WITH PETER MARIGOLD & FRANCES SCOTT
May 17 - Aug 25, 2019
FINAL WEEK
Raw Materials explores the forgotten industrial history of plastic in east London around the River Lea. The exhibition reveals the story of east London's central role in the invention and early development of plastics, showcasing some of the very first plastic objects alongside newly commissioned artwork which tells the story of this material’s remarkable journey. The project is supported by The National Lottery with funds awarded through the Heritage Lottery Fund, as well as by academic partner University College London.
An extensive events programme accompanies the exhibition, including boat tours along the River Lea, plastic recycling workshops and discussions on the future of plastics. See Bow Arts’ Whats On for more information.
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SUMMER CLOSURE
Aug 4 - Sep 11, 2019
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THE OLD DIORAMA ARTS CENTRE |
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FRAN WOODCOCK
Aug 15 - Sep 4, 2019
Intricate watercolours and prints
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GALLERY CLOSED
Aug 3 - 26, 2019
FINAL WEEK
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