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Art and Photography Galleries in London


My aim is to produce a simplified layout to this page which will make it more accessable to a wider variety of the community: rapid access via a 'thumbnail to an enlargement when clicked' shows two pics, the address of the gallery, finish date, comment and the gallery link. Keeping it brief and to the point.

'Eternal Nomad'Hay Hill, 23 Cork Street, London W1S 3NJ. Continuing. Rodin like you have never seen Rodin 'Parallels and Divergences' showing more than 50 pieces from that set of remarkable works reproduced in the 'Classic Rodin Style': You could spend a day there and never absord the full majesty of his works. Fine paintings and photographs support the exhibition.

Hay Hill.

'Crucifixion'Ben Uri Gallery, 108 Boundary Road, London NW8 0RH. Till 19/09/10. From Chagal to Sutherland the 'Crucifixion' is a universal exercise for contemporary artists.

Ben Uri Gallery.

'Home of Others'Olyvia Fine Art, Ryder Street, London SW1. Till 03/09/10. Zong Biao 'Home of Others' is a retrospective of his works.

Olyvia Fine Art.

'From Mordor with Love'Regina Gallery, 23 east Castle Street, London W1W 8DE. Till 2/09/10. Here Pavel Pepperstein 'From Mordor with Love' is a new direction in his art and accompanied by his own RAP music.

Regina Gallery.

'When you're Strange'Idea Generation, 11 Chance Street, London E2 7JB. Till 27/08/10. The works of four photogaphers Diltz/Brodsky/Klein and Regan are used to profile the heady days of 'When you're Strange' by Jim Morrison and the Doors.

Idea Generation.

'La Nouvelle Vague'James Hyman Gallery, 5 Savile Row, London W1S 3PD. Till 28/08/10. From one of the great stillsmen of the French New Wave film industry, Raymond Cauchetier's 'La Nouvelle Vague' is a fiftieth anniversary retrospective that includes silver gelatin prints and one classic movie with Belmondo and Seagal.

James Hyman Gallery.

'This is not the Chelsea Flower 'Diemar/Noble Photography, 66/67 Wells Street, London, W1T. Till 11/09/10. A selection of photographs and 'This is not the Chelsea Flower'.

Diemar/Noble Photography.

'Big Scenes'Hay Hill, 23 Cork Street, London W1S 3NJ. Till 11 September 2010. Marco Sanges 'Big Scenes' is a walk on the dark side of 'Noire Art'.

Hay Hill.

'I Will Survive'Haunch of Venison, 6 Burlington gardens, London W1S 3ET. Till 25 September 2010. Joana Vasconcelos 'I Will Survive' are beautifuly sculptured models all neatly netted out.

Haunch of Venison.

'To Kerala'Francis Kyle Gallery, 9 Maddox Street, London W1S 2QE. Till 16 September 2010. Poul Webb 'To Kerala' are some amazing paintings of that hot and spicey corner of India; Webb's use of colour and line seem to bring a certain vibrancy to the canvas.

Francis Kyle Gallery.

'Songlines 22'Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery, 2a Conway Street, London W1T 2BA. Till 4th September 2010. Jeremiah Bonson and Gali Yalkarriwuy Gurruwiwi 'Songlines 22' from the Great Outback the Aboriginies are back with their stunning carvings and ceremonial feather poles. Step right up its the main attraction in Fitzrovia.

Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery.

'Dali's Elephant'Aicon Gallery, 8 Heddon Street, London W1B 4BU. Till 4th September 2010. These surreal images represent the Indian response to 'Dali's Elephant' or the surreal movement of that period.

Aicon Gallery.

'Standing Room Only'Flowers, 82 Kingsland Road, London E2 8DP. Till 4th September 2010. Here you find a large selection of 'Standing Room Only' challenging portraits.

Flowers.

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