January

&

February

2 Day Hands-On Photographic Workshop
January 28th & 29th FULL
February 4th & 5th

If you are an artist currently currently building your own catalogue or portfolio, preparing an exhibition or have just completed a new series of work, this workshop will allow you to make a photographic record of your own work while giving you the skills to continue doing so in the future.

In few words, the workshop has been prepared as a way for artists and designers to learn how to self-document their own practice.

Participants should have some prior photographic experience and bring their own art work or design objects.

Each participant will end with a complete set of high resolution digital photographs of their own work.

Only 10 places available, apply here:
http://www.delirios.co.uk

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Gallery Twenty-One

WHEN WE DEAD AWAKEN

February 1-26, 2012
PRIVATE VIEW, February 2nd, 6-9pm
FIRST THURSDAY February 2, 6-9pm

VASILIS ASIMAKOPOLOUS | AARON HOLZ | JOHN NIELSEN | ANJA RONACHER

Appropriating its title from playwright Henrik Ibsen's final play, dating 1899 which debuted at London's Haymarket Theater, When We Dead Awaken is an exhibition that presents themes of art imitating life, and life imitating art. Combined with consciously melodramatic themes of adoration, petrification, and the plight of the artist, the exhibition comments on the myth of the artistic genius and the role of art as consciously self-aware.

Beers Lambert.ContemporaryArt

Gallery One

28th Feb to 3rd March.11.00-6.00pm Daily
Private view on Tuesday 28th February 18.00 - 21.00
FIRST THURSDAY March 1st 6-9pm.

'The Space Between' Exhibition of prints and drawings by Lucy Bainbridge, Helen Bridges, Brian Hodgson, Katherine Jones, Angie Lewin and Julia McKenzie

The Space between will allow you to inhabit the created landscapes of six artists. The Space between is where the viewer meets the work, the artist takes on processes and subject matter. The space between is the area of compulsion that forces the artist to return again and again to a certain place, object, or pathway.
This exhibition will give us access into worlds between worlds, the different strands all start with very real places, physical or imagined. The hope is that your visit will transport you into new places, realms and possibilities.

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Vyner Street Gallery is pleased to announce that Drinks for The Private View and First Thursday will be supplied By

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Gallery Two

28th Feb to 3rd March.11.00-6.00pm Daily
FIRST THURSDAY March 1st 6-9pm.
Private view on Tuesday 28th February 18.00 - 21.00

KU-9

Riccardo Cellottini

In Japan the number 9 is called ku (kyuu), which has the same sound to the word suffering and agony. This project is focused on the ethical issues of nuclear energy around human life and living creatures. More than just documentary, in these photos imagination has been imprinted on the reality captured. It portrays a hypothetical futuristic life where daily activities are affected by a radioactivity environment, along with a documentary sequence that shows the current British situation. Dungeness village life close to a nuclear plant and community disapproval in King’s Cliffe, chosen as next nuclear waste disposal. www.riccardocellottini.com

Vyner Street Gallery is pleased to announce that Drinks for The Private View and First Thursday will be supplied By

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ʻTen-Out-Of-Tenʼ presents the work of ten up and coming artists completing their painting degree at Wimbledon College of Fine Art, who are set to launch their careers over the coming year.

This fresh mix of talented work draws from a rich variety of themes;
– Images that transfuse experience into a visual medium, questions our environment, perception and rationality through repetition.
– Abandoned landscapes - the effects of developing technologies on society's perceptions of the romantic image.
– The concept of space as a container and the importance of shelter.
– The mind's eye and it's strong ties to the subconscious...

and more...

The artistsʼ journey is there to be seen and celebrated. They look forward to seeing you and taking you through their world.
Visit ʻTen-Out-Of-Tenʼ Website

Click Here to View a pdf with more info.

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16th April to 27th April

Gallery One & Gallery Two

Philip Ward-Jackson Curates
Erminio Schieppati (1944-2011): An Italian Painter in London

The painterly traditions of Milan and the Euston Road come together in the works of this bank-clerk turned artist. Erminio made film, sculpted, drew and was a prolific screen-printer and etcher, but most of all he thrived on paint. His reading of Marinetti and Bergson in his student days coloured a vision of a London, in which a sense of sexual liberation was also a powerful ingredient. Even at its most bucolic industry looms large in his work, the activities of the container port at Felixstowe forming the backdrop to more recent Essex coastal scenes. This exhibition is a small retrospective, a taster from a huge ouput, all achieved between the mid-1970s and his sudden death towards the end of last year.

1st May to 6th May
FIRST THURSDAY May 3rd 6-9pm.
Gallery One

Group Show Curated by Caroline Harris

Alex Tracy / Dean Moone / Lawrence Hentall

SCRAP – an exhibition of contemporary art and sculptures using discarded materials in diverse and thought provoking ways.
The three artists exhibiting in SCRAP have collaborated on this one theme but each approaching the issues of a throw-away society using different industrial materials, packaging and techniques. They have contributed a number of unique pieces presented in a way that creates an interesting and extraordinary exhibition.

1st May to 6th May
FIRST THURSDAY May 3rd 6-9pm.
Gallery Two

We are an art collective based in London, formed upon graduating from Middlesex University 2011. We’re coming to an exhibition near you…

Here is a Link to The Group's Blog

Click Here for Photographs

James Bell,
Margaret Moore,
Samantha Lesley,
Zoe-Lee Skelton,
Rachel Morris,
Rajaul Hoque,
Vanessa Lee,
Rei Matsushima,
Katie Bellinger,

Wednesday 9th May to Tuesday15th May
Gallery One
Physicality and Spirituality of Death

Private View, Friday 11th May 6-9pm
Kai Kim, Patrizia Paolini
Two artists Kai Kim and Patrizia Paolini present the duality of death through paintings and performance each.

The project has been fundedby the Youth in Action programme (UK National Agency - British Council) of the European Commission. Action 1.2  youth initiative.
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission and British Council. 
This communication reflects the views only of the author, and the European Commission and British Council cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information containeed therein

INCA International Network for Culture and Arts  is glad to present:

 --------- Space for Development and Intercultural Exchange ------

Saturday May 12th 2012, 14:00 – 17:30
Gallery One
The Systemic Constellations as a research laboratory, in architecture, urban planning and political vision

What is moving us in ''commons' awareness"? We are happy to invite you for a 1st organic constellation workshop at London on May 12th 2012 to explore how "commons in urban planning and architecture" create a bridge for citizens to better serve their purpose. Be welcome to join with old and new friends in a small group setting with discussion and practice in between.
Please write us an email note for our planning until the day before.
You are welcome to forward this to those of your friends who you feel would like it :-)Looking forward,
Daniela, Marilyn

RSVP by e-mail to: daniela.terrile@gmail.com not later than May 11th 2012
Venue: in London, Vyner Street Gallery Public transport: (bus)

18th May to 20th May
Gallery One
Private View: Friday 18th May from 6:30pm

 'Past Presents Future'

 Marcus Tolan, James Gilleard, James Sandifer

Group exhibition comprised of illustration, music and animation.

A collection of alternative birthday cards, surreal predictions and retro inspired artwork.  The show takes the form of a birthday celebration with entertainment alongside artwork providing excitement, intrigue and reflection.
Group Website Here

18th May to 19th May 10.00 to 5.00pm
Gallery Two
Private View, Thursday 17th 6.00 till 9.00

Trompe-l'oeil / interpassive.
Olivier Hölzl / Linda Krefft / Nicole Prutsch

As a philosophical interpretation of the Trompe-l'oeil, the "interpassive Praxis" (Robert Pfaller) describes the practice of delegating feelings and behaviours on to external objects, persons or things.
This represents a subtle form of escapism from anxiety raised by the confrontation with one’s own pleasure.

Artists from London, Hamburg and Vienna come together to explore the interplay between reality and deception, through an exhibition that processes contemporary perceptions of pleasurable sensation.

In 'Bananas and Cream' Olivier Hölzl reproduces explicit images that are transferred on to wallpapers. The work deals with issues of ‘home’ in relation to more covert internet pursuits.

'Fan', an installation by Linda Krefft, creates a playful interaction between the real object and the virtual image, questioning the viewer's perceptions of reality and illusion through movement in linear time.

'Self Portraits', a video installation by Nicole Prutsch is conceived out of sequences recorded by the integrated camera in webbrowsing devices, whilst experiencing a range of stimuli.

25th May to 2nd June
11.00am – 6.00pm daily

Private View on Thursday 24th May 6-9pm
Private View on Thursday 31st May 6-9pm.

Gallery One
Allan Martin

Who She Is & Other Work

From a background in graphic design with music and fashion taking precedence, of many highlights is years working closely with The Psychedelic Furs, as is the last ten years of close collaboration with Annie Lennox. Initially a photographic adventure it led to encompassing, design, websites, videos, and my being her creative consultant.
My intention to explore painting more fully has always remained. I like where it leads and relish the challenge. I wanted to find time to paint. Now I have, and it feels right.
WHO SHE IS… Painted from searched for images, selected for what they offer beyond the predictable intended purpose. Moments taken, transitory rather than deliberate, which convey something more, something real. These women now stand in muted, quiet, dark space, not in limbo, but vital and intriguing. Strong and contemplative. Revealed as such, to be considered for their strength, their reality. Inviting inquiry and invoking respect.
Allan's Website Here

Jubilee

Jubilee documents our changing times using broken down images and type from newspapers and magazines during the year running up to 2012. The work creates a stark reality of the world we currently find ourselves living in. Taking inspiration from the fanzines of the 1970’s and 80’s this work looks at the comparison between the Silver Jubilee and the Diamond Jubilee. Thirty-five years later it feels like nothing has changed as we find ourselves yet again in a society of inequality, rising unemployment and depression. It’s a window into a dystopian world where money has become a new god for our humanity to worship and the greed of a few far exceeds the want of many.
Will the youth rise up and create a new world? We are living in turbulent times and this work creates reportage on the build up to a prophetic year that has been expected to bring about global change.

Robert returns for his second show at Vyner Street Gallery

7th June to 12th June
FIRST THURSDAY June 7th 6-9pm.
Gallery Two

Hélène Lord
Infinite City

Full Details Here

14th June to 24th June
12.00 to 18.00 daily
Galleries One and Two

XXXora - The Newer Gender

Press Release Here

26th June to 30th June
Galleries One + Two
UCA Farnham, BA (Hons) Fine Art
A Collaborative Show of 2012's BA (Hons) Fine Art Graduates from the University for the Creative Arts in Farnham.
Private View 6-9pm Thursday, 28th June 2012

'REASONABLE MODE'

MODE - a way or manner in which something occurs or is experienced, or expressed or done.

JULES PEARSON ¦ MARIUSZ CHADAJ ¦ CELINE MODZELEWSKA

SCULPTURE & DRAWING: Following Line
PHOTOGRAPHY: Hunting Light
PAINTING: Capturing Movement

September

21st and 22nd September
Gallery One
Eclectic 13
Opening Night 21st September

A collective of Fine Artists currently studying at Kingston University, coming together to showcase an array of artwork from a selection of mediums.

Works from Lily Wanda Waugh, Megan McCann, Lucy Hargan, Frankie Wray, Sophie Bramley, Jonathan Whittaker, Annie Rawle, Hannah Pedersen, Emily Mills, Emma Tobin, Emily Vanns, Jessica Melling and Corey Bartle Sanderson.
 
www.cargocollective.com/lucyhargan

www.cargocollective.com/jessicamelling

www.cargocollective.com/meganmccan

www.pedpedped.tumblr.com - Hannah Pedersen

25th - 30th September 2012
Gallery Two

Opening hours : 11am - 7pm
Preview on Tuesday 25th September from 7pm

Cosmic Intimacy

With Marion Sagon and Noah Wiegand

Curated by Bertrand Riou

London’s Vyner Street Gallery is pleased to welcome Cosmic Intimacy, a poetic proposal by Marion Sagon and Noah Wiegand.

Transformed into a poetic space, this location will, for a brief moment in time, be imbued with a cosmos of these artists’ imagination, becoming a psychological site for their deep-seated intellect. Beyond the intimacy of their own universe, these two artists unite and unveil a constellation of artefacts ranging from the recognisable to the non-identifiable. The two solitary universes become a universal vision that promptly draws us away from the confinement that is often an exhibition. Bypassing this restrictive and obsolete constraint, their wish is to forge connections that are freed from predefined boundaries to connect the public and their personal mythology. As a result, the creative links that occur are intimate by their location (the spirit) and cosmic by the archetypes that can be produced in this world by such propositions.

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riou.bertrand@gmail.com

Dunn arrives at Vyner Street fresh from representing the United Kingdom at World Event Young Artists in Nottingham during the Cultural Olympiad.

Originally trained as an industrial designer, Dunn’s practice occupies a realm between the worlds of art and design. His work reconfigures and subverts imagery from our everyday domestic landscape – generic chairs, shirts and magazines – to create strangely normal objects and compositions that are beautiful, absurd and sinister in equal measure.

Inane Systems will present a diverse collection of collage art, fashion & textiles and poetic furniture design pieces that explore society’s relationship with material culture and the social practice of lifestyle while challenging the underlying assumptions, aspirations and expectations about design that shape these phenomena.

1st October to 7th October
FIRST THURSDAY Oct 4th 6-9pm
Gallery Two

bareSPACE            

This group exhibition features three artists with diverse interpretations of   contemporary experience.

Faye Dobinson’s paintings are concerned with time and space. Using a personal lexicon of marks and gesture, the canvas becomes the location where stimulus and response collide in an investigation of the notion of place and the spaces we inhabit.
Jules Greaves creates installations which examine memorial, military and domestic. By combining familiar materials in unorthodox ways she deconstructs the way the brutality of military combat is sanitized and presented to us through the media.
Investigating the nature of the reality we construct around ourselves, Pippa Young’s paintings and drawings  employ a mixture of visual languages to reflect the fragmented and surreal nature of contemporary experience, as well as expressing something of the transience and vulnerability of the human condition.

Faye Dobinson’s WebSite
Jules Greave's WebSite
Pippa Young’s WebSite

30th October to 4th November
FIRST THURSDAY Nov. 1st 09.30 to 22.00
Gallery One
Open Daily 09.30 to 18.30

Lilk Gallery is proud to showcase selected original works from Ben Farleigh, Jacob Perlmutter, Kirstin Todtling and Damian Golfinopoulus for their opening pop-up exhibition.
Lilk Gallery aspires to present a bold and exciting selection of art, carefully curated to ensure it is both accessible and thought-provoking. The collection is diverse; works range from photography and painting to risograph, sculpture and drawing. - handpicked from the work of some of the most exciting emerging artists. Themes vary from the everyday to the imaginary, the sinister to the sublime, all connected by the strength, skill and talent that is universally apparent throughout each artist and each piece of work.
Lilk Gallery hopes you will join them for their launch night on First Thursday, 1st November

Lilk Launch 01 November 2012 from clairep on Vimeo.

30th October to 4th November
FIRST THURSDAY Nov. 1st 6-9pm
Gallery Two

Joanna Georgiades

http://joannageorgiades.com/

London based artist Joanna Georgiades is holding her first solo exhibition at Vyner Street Gallery from 30 October to 4 November, bringing her abstract landscapes which hover between dreams and elusive memories to the public.

Galleries 1+2

November 20th to 25th

An Owl Barn Residency Exhibition

Inroads

This two room exhibition showcases the work of the artists in residence at the Owl Barn in Gloucestershire. Please come and join them at Vyner Street Gallery from the 20th to the 25th November to see how the residency has impacted on their current practice.
Work includes Andrew North, Ben Jenner, Flora Arbuthnott, Laura Hathaway and Simon Hall.
Group Website

owlbarnresidency

Open Dec 7-Dec 16, 11am -6pm daily,
closed Dec 10-11

FIRST THURSDAY Dec 6th 6-9pm

Gallery One

Assemble
Jennifer stacks, props, and hangs her paintings in an ostensibly haphazard manner that appears as though they are waiting to be hung or picked up at a later point. This is intentional, for she has discovered that this chaotic informality gives primacy to the relationships amongst the paintings rather than what is occurring on the surface of each painting. Edges disappear in  to the face of another canvas; paint dissolves and reforms itself on another surface, then reforms again and pours on to the floor. The paintings seen together in this manner function as a whole , with surprise, serendipity and chance.

Jennifer Talbot is a graduate of Central St Martins School of art and design and City and Guilds of London Art School

Vyner Street Gallery is very pleased to welcome Jenny back for her third show with us.

3rd December to 9th December
FIRST THURSDAY Dec 6th 6-9pm

Gallery Two
Lilk Gallery

Monday 3rd December to Sunday 9th December

First Thursday 6th December, 18h00 - 21h00.

In our December "Group Show", Lilk Gallery will be exhibiting enticing new works from newly joined artists Lily Clark, Cathy McMurray and Alex Simpson. Selected works from photographer Rob Jurd and Jacob Perlmutter will also be on display, with new work from risograph artist Kirstin Toedtling and collage artist Damian Golfinopoulos. With a collection ranging from photography, painting, sculpture, risograph and collage; this exhibition promises to showcase artwork that holds tension not only in the diversity of medium, but in the juxtaposition of beauty to dispair.

Gallery Two
March 26th to April 7th
First Thursday 7th March. 18.00 to 21.00

Mark Leadbetter

Galleries One & Two
July 2nd to July 7th
First Thursday 4th July. 18.00 to 21.00

The University of Huddersfield's Art graduates 2013