An exhibition of works by print makers Jonathan Comerford, Tom Adriani, Jai Llewellyn, Tony Lee, Eric Storey, Julian Ronnefeldt, Nazir Tanbouli.

Private View: Friday 23rd of April 2010 - 5 pm to 10 pm

Exhibition runs from: Friday 23rd of April – Thursday 29th of April 2010
Gallery Opening Hours: Mon - Fri: 11am to 6.30 pm -  Sat: 12.30 pm - 5.00 pm
Last day of Exhibition: Thursday 29th of April: 10.00 am to 5.00 pm

Seven Men in London Town is an exhibition of contemporary printmaking. It is a show by seven male artists who, independently from one another, have discovered a shared obsession with the figure in nightmarish, dystopian and apocalyptic scenarios.

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Alison Denbow ● Amir Khatib ● Cara Nahaul ● Caroline Bugby ● Charlotte Cranidge ● Claire Wheeler ●Daisy McMullan ● Deborah Nero ● Finn Stone ● Francesco Benenato ● Janet McKay ● Joanna Kay  ● James ● Juan Blanco ● Louise Ashcroft ● Liesel Böckl ● Lynn Todd ● Marcha Garnier ● Nazir Tanbouli ● Nurith Lumer-Klabbers ● Rakhee ● Sally Swingewood ● Shoran Jiang ● Sophie Fishel ● Stuart Alexander ● Tamar Lev-on ● Tari June Goerlitz ● With accompanying London sound-scapes by Aldis aka DJ Error

Private View: Friday 15th January 2010 - 6pm to 11pm
Exhibition runs from: Friday 15th January to Thursday 4th of February 2010
Gallery Opening Hours: Mon - Fri: 11am - 6.30 pm - Sat: 12.30pm – 5pm
Last day of Exhibition: Thurs 4th February: 10.00 am to 5.00 pm

London Vox is an exciting new group show of 30 artists living and working in London. Featuring works in a variety of media held at Red Gate Gallery, the exhibition aims to showcase stimulating art by both emerging and established artists.

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A collaborative exhibition of works by UK, London artists exhibiting in New York: Nazir Tanbouli, Martin Edwards, Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf, Gail Sagman, Harald Winter & Ireneo Frizzarin

Private View at Æ Studios LIC, New York: Saturday 7th of November 2009 - 19:00 - 23:00
Exhibition runs from: Saturday 7th to 14th of November 2009
Gallery Opening Hours:11:00 - 17:00

London versus New York: A competitive race that has been increasingly happening since the 1960.
Both places have made known emerging talent over the decades, yet each different in approach, style and trend-setting have shown to the world that contemporary art is alive and kicking. p style=”text-align: justify;”> (more…)

An exhibition of installation works by Nazir Tanbouli
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