Coming Up @ Vyner Street Gallery

	Program for 2012
February This Exhibition Has Finished	Gallery One 30th Jan to 5th Feb FIRST THURSDAY February 2, 6-9pm Tracy Varndell The first solo exhibition by emerging photographer TracyVarndell A Pocket Sonnet, comprises a series of images built around our values and attitudes toward modern morality. The seven days of the Old Mother Goose nursery rhyme “Mondays Child” are evolved into a contemporary portrait of female sexuality.
January & February This Worhshop Has Finished	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 Please Do Not Contact the Gallery
February Now On	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
March Next	Gallery One 27th 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. Click To Go To the 'The Space Between' Facebook Page Vyner Street Gallery is pleased to announce that Drinks for The Private View and First Thursday will be supplied By Check out the Facebook Page Here
March Next	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 Check out the Facebook Page Here
March	Gallery Twenty-One 27th Feb to 23 March FIRST THURSDAY March 1st, 6-9pm Travels with an Artist Adrian Hemming's landscapes have grown in cultural significance since he was twice shortlisted for the National Gallery's "Artist in Residence". Geography and art have a long historical association; human relationships to nature and the understanding of the mechanisms which enable this, have been handfast with art's narrative and it's these influences which are growing in an age of displacement and detachment. Hemming's new collection of work draws from his experiences in, and travels to, both the exotic and the ordinary, such as the Yucatan jungle, Australian rainforest and the Channel Islands. His sensitive awareness of human and physical landscape and the colour that permeates his paintings, creates a body of work that reminds us how we should understand and define a place and that each encounter with a landscape, people and culture, is part of a greater journey. Visit Adrian's Website Here Vyner Street Gallery is pleased to announce that Drinks for The Private View and First Thursday will be supplied By Check out the Facebook Page Here	‘Thirty Million years of Antarctica’ 2011. Oil on canvas 122cm dia.
April	2nd April to 8th April FIRST THURSDAY April 5th 6-9pm Gallery Twenty-One Gary Foster Andrew Harrison David Degreef-Mounier 'All Previous Thoughts'
April	9th April to 27th April Gallery Twenty-One Set Aymot Studio Discussions London)...it's over-kill. I'm interested in reducing that over complication.....(to ) maintain the immediacy of the experience. What is the experience? Do you just let the experience happen.. and let it 'be' or do you say 'this is the experience because I've worked on this painting for six months, I've tried to aim the experience at you with a thousand brush strokes so that qualifies it?' Very often that method of working looses the experience itself, the original reason....this (kind of) painting is about immediacy and how we deal with expressive energy within the confines painting. You mention Baselitz...(he) tends to generate a surface by repetition.... pattern, squares and little birds and drops in this figurative focal point and fills up the surrounding space, surrounding the figure, with 'stuff' which is somehow equally as poignant as the figure... Set returns for his second show at Vyner Street Gallery
April	Gallery One 2nd April to 8th April 11.00am–6.00pm daily Private View Thursday 5th April at 6pm FIRST THURSDAY April 5th 6-9pm 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. SPONSORED BY J9HQ LIMITED
April	2nd April to 8th April FIRST THURSDAY April 5th 6-9pm Gallery Two Taking A Line For A Walk 'A drawing is simply a line going for a walk'- Paul Klee 'Taking A Line For A Walk' is a collection of drawings from 7 artists. Drawing is the most basic and complex of artistic practices and in this exhibition artists from a variety of artistic backgrounds will join together to celebrate this vast and spectacular medium. Ollie Bremner, Nina Carter, Charlotte Cranidge, Rebecca Hunter, Aatish Shah, Craig Sherwood and Joanna Tidey.
April	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.
May	30th April 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.
May	30th April 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
June	4th June to 10th June FIRST THURSDAY June 7th 6-9pm. Gallery One Robert Kyle Robert returns for his second show at Vyner Street Gallery
June	6th June to 12th June FIRST THURSDAY June 7th 6-9pm. Gallery Two Hélène Lord Awaiting Details
June	25th June to 1st July Galleries One + Two UCA Farnham, BA (Hons) Fine Art Group Show Awaiting Details
July	2nd July to 8th July FIRST THURSDAY July 5th 6-9pm Gallery One Greenwich
July	2nd July to 8th July FIRST THURSDAY July 5th 6-9pm Gallery Two Group Show Awaiting Details
August	30th July to 5th August FIRST THURSDAY August 2nd 6-9pm Galleries One & Two The University of Huddersfield's B.A Contemporary Arts graduates 2012
September	3rd Sept to 9th Sept FIRST THURSDAY Sept 6th 6-9pm Gallery One Ryan Dunn Details TBC
September	17th Sept to 23rd Sept Gallery One Matthew Theobold Details TBC
October	1st October to 7th October FIRST THURSDAY Oct 4th 6-9pm Gallery One Carolyn Blake Carolyn returns for her second show at Vyner Street Gallery Details TBC
October	1st October to 7th October FIRST THURSDAY Oct 4th 6-9pm Gallery Two Group Degree Show from University College Falmouth Faye Dobinson, Jules Greaves, Diane Rush and Pippa Young
November	29th October to 11th November FIRST THURSDAY Nov. 1st 6-9pm Gallery One Lucy Best 'The Art of the Brain'
December	3rd December to 9th December FIRST THURSDAY Dec 6th 6-9pm Gallery One Jennifer Talbot Vyner Street Gallery is very pleased to welcome Jenny back for her third show with us. Tweet