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The Sunderland Collection, a private collection of rare antique world and celestial maps, is thrilled to announce the inaugural exhibition of its newly launched Art Programme. Fathi Hassan: Shifting Sands will open during London Gallery Weekend at Frieze’s No.9 Cork Street gallery (31 May – 15 June 2024).
Telling the story of one of the world’s greatest art galleries in a new light, MY NATIONAL GALLERY, LONDON arrived in cinemas nationwide on 4th June, co-directed by Ali Ray (Klimt & The Kiss) and Phil Grabsky (Hopper: an American love story).
Last month, technology platform HeritageXplore launched, on a mission to invigorate the UK’s historic houses. This exciting discovery and booking experience for independently owned heritage sites launched with 25 of the UK’s 450 estates.
Claridge’s ArtSpace announces a new collaboration with famed performer Eric Underwood, entitled ‘EVERYONE Can Dance’, celebrating the art of movement.
A new style of West End show is set to launch a residency in the recently refurbished Brooks Mews Bar this month. The venue will be arranged in a cabaret style, with guests able to enjoy an evening of live music, fine wines and a light food menu.
Today, Bang & Olufsen announces that its flagship New Bond Street store will play host to a series of exclusive performances by some of London’s most promising artists.
The Kennel Club Charitable Trust has partnered with world-renowned photographer RANKIN to curate an exhibition at Saatchi Gallery, highlighting some of the UK’s most inspiring service dogs.
On view at JD Malat from 16th November until 9th December, ‘A Trans Arrangement of The Painted Space’ unveils Erin Holly’s new series of oil paintings of colourful and semi fictional fabrications of interior spaces.
In celebration of Frieze London and Black History Month, British-Nigerian multi-disciplinary artist, designer, and entrepreneur, Yinka Ilori, is due to take over George on Mount Street.
“I first met Jean-David Malat, founder of JD Malat Gallery at one of his exhibition openings for the brilliant painter Henrik Uldalen at the end of 2019. I was working for an events and communications agency spanning art and luxury industries at the time but given my History of Art degree, I was determined to gain hands-on experience within the contemporary art sector.”
From 27th September - 13th October, The Maas Gallery will present a collection of new paintings and graphic works by Sarah Adams - her first major exhibition at the new gallery space in St James’s and her ninth Maas solo show.
Fine Art Restoration Company, a leading conservation company in the UK, recently completed a full restoration of the impressive neoclassical ceiling at Mayfair’s Crockfords, at 30 Curzon Street.
If you’re looking for things to do in Mayfair throughout August and September, why not visit Handel Hendrix House on Brook Street? The house has announced an exciting programme of events.
Cricket Fine Art is delighted to announce Fi Katzler’s solo show, opening in September. The exhibition comprises over 30 new oil paintings highlighting the beauty in beaches, mountains, sun-drenched olive groves, lobsters and more.
JD Malat Gallery has announced opening of The Garden, the second solo-show at the gallery by Bilbao-based artist Luis Olaso (b. 1968), and you can visit from 13th July until 12th August 2023. Here, you will journey through Olaso’s memories via his exciting reinterpretation of the still life painting.
If you have never visited Handel Hendrix House, now is the time to schedule a visit. Handel’s Mayfair home has been fully restored and upcoming exhibitions will shed new light on the great composer and his musical next-door neighbour, Jimi Hendrix.
Lalique, the iconic French crystal house, have officially opened their first art gallery, in Mayfair’s Burlington Arcade. This is the fourth Lalique retail space, joining its other boutiques in Burlington Arcade, Conduit Street and Harrods.
The Royal Drawing School has commissioned alumni artists of its flagship postgraduate-level programme, The Drawing Year, to create works that are personal reflections on the Coronation, to be exhibited at Christie’s, King Street. This exhibition will be on show until 25th May 2023.
Maddox Gallery is delighted to host Self on the Shelf, a uniquely introspective exhibition of paintings by the South Korean artist Sooyoung Chung, which launched at Maddox Street on 16th March.
JD Malat Gallery is delighted to announce the opening of In The Beginning And So It Goes..., a solo show by Lagos-based artist Ayanfe Olarinde (b. 1996). On display from 13 April to 6 May 2023, this exhibition offers a visual narrative of mythological traditions of Yoruba, one of the most prominent and widely recognised cultures in Nigeria and West Africa.
