Events - Art in Marylebone Feb - March 2010
Atlas Gallery
49 Dorset Street, W1
020 7224 4192
Admission free
Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 11am-5pm
The Colomb Art Gallery
52a George Street, W1
020 7487 5118
1 – 13 March
Annie Ralli
Annie Ralli, a former BBC scenic artist, paints vibrant scenes from London street life. Taking photographs as guides, she uses acrylics on canvas to capture the familiar bold colours and urgent movement of the capital’s vibrant streets.
22 March – 27 March
Benjamin Davies
With a wide range of influences including Picasso, Dumas, Basquiat and Bacon, Davies approaches the moods and feelings of everyday life with a painting technique that uses his fingers as much as his brushes.
Admission free
Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 11am-5pm
Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation
13-14 Cornwall Terrace, NW1
020 7486 4348
Nana Shiomi
College of Art after practicing printmaking in Japan. After re-examining Western culture
in the early 1990s she has moved on to a consideration of her own Japanese culture using the traditional craft of woodcut printing, but with new materials and tools.
GV Art
49 Chiltern Street, W1
020 8408 9800
Until 27 February
Objects of Intention
A group exhibition of contemporary paintings, scuplture, collage and photography exploring “the boundaries of media, ideology and perception”.
Sat 11am-4pm
jaggedart
28a Devonshire Street, W1
020 7486 7374
Until 27 February
A S S O R T M E N T
A show that groups together a varied collection of works including three dimensional
pieces, photographs, prints, paintings and drawings.
3 March – 10 April
A surprising and different view of landmarks in London. Stuart Redler, with his unique
perspective, captures details of the city which are not obvious to the casual eye.
Wed-Fri 11am-6pm
Sat 11am-2pm
All other times by appointment
Lisson Gallery
52-54 Bell Street, NW1
020 7724 2739
Until 27 February
Art & Language: Portraits and a Dream
An exhibition of paintings, writing and chair-shaped sculptures by the cerebral art collaboration Art & Language, which consists of Michael Baldwin, Mel Ramsden and
Charles Harrison.
Admission free
Mon-Fri 10am-6pm
Sat 11am-5pm
RIBA
66 Portland Place, W1
020 7580 5533
3 – 22 February
After Redundancy: Living in and out of Architecture
After being made redundant from a London design studio, James Whitaker decided to
document with photography the new directions, from cake shop proprietor to journalist, taken by 24 people from the architectural profession who have been made redundant during the recession.
Until 27 February
Emerging Architecture
Works by young architects from the annual Architectural Review Awards. Now in its 11th year, it is the leading awards programme for architects and designers under 45, regularly attracting over 500 entries from around the world.
Admission free
Mon-Sat 10am-5pm
(Tues 10am-9pm)
Thompson’s Gallery
15 New Cavendish Street
020 7935 3595
From 1 February, Thompson’s Gallery is relocating to New Cavendish Street. Visit the
website for exhibition details.
Wallace Collection
Hertford House, Manchester Square, W1
020 7887 8998
4 February – 28 March
Shhh...it’s a secret
A unique interactive exhibition curated by 12 children from St Vincent’s Primary School in
Marylebone and designed for family viewing. Each of the pieces on display has an element of mystery or secrecy to it – perhaps a hidden compartment, an unknown signature or an enigmatic meaning.
Admission free
Daily 10am-5pm
