Exhibitions

1 Current

Rainbow Colour Studies – Hospital Rooms Fundraiser

Current 27 November 2020 - ongoing

https://hospital-rooms.com/original-artworks

A selection of original works generously donated by artists in aid of Hospital Rooms. New works will become available every Friday at 12:00pm London time. Upcoming artists include: Susie Hamilton, Tamsin Relly, Ryan Mosley, Nicola Bealing and Hannah Brown.

Friends of Hospital Rooms receive early access to purchase these incredibly special works, for more details please click here.

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Polar Worlds

Current 20 September 2018 - ongoing
National Maritime Museum, London

https://www.rmg.co.uk/see-do/we-recommend/attractions/polar-worlds 

On 20 September 2018, Royal Museums Greenwich  will open four new permanent galleries – Tudor and Stuart Seafarers, Pacific Encounters, Polar Worlds and Sea Things – which cover British and European exploration from the late-fifteenth century through to the present day.

Polar Worlds explores British endeavours in the Arctic and Antarctic within a wider world-view of collaborative scientific investigation, cultural encounter, international economies, and national political rivalries. It examines the major British polar expeditions of the past 250 years, whilst shining a spotlight on the contemporary and changing significance of the Arctic and Antarctic regions today.

The gallery introduces visitors to the geography, environment and histories of the Arctic and Antarctica through their similarities and differences, the people and wildlife that live there, as well as the numerous expeditions and pioneers who risked their lives to explore them. With Arctic exploration in the North end of the gallery, and Antarctic exploration in the South side, the central display brings both polar regions together, examining their political, cultural and environmental status in the world today, and considering what the future may hold for these important places.

 

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2 Upcoming

3 Past

CRAMER & BELL – AUCTION IN SUPPORT OF HANDS UP FOUNDATION

Past 20 - 31 March 2023
Online with The Auction Collective
Find lots and bidding online with The Auction Collective here.
Cramer & Bell are delighted to host a second charity art auction in aid of The Hands Up Foundation, a charity set up by four friends in 2014 in response to the Syrian conflict. Almost a decade later, the need for humanitarian aid in Syria is greater than ever – particularly in light of the recent earthquake disaster in north Syria and south-east Turkey, home to millions of Syrian refugees.
In the words of Hands Up: ‘We believe in giving Syrians a Hand Up, not a hand out, and in empowering communities. Working with local Syrian experts, we provide health and education services to some of the most vulnerable Syrian communities, whose lives have been devastated by conflict.’
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TELEGRAPH HILL FESTIVAL – OPEN STUDIOS

Past 25 & 26 March 2023

Telegraph Hill Festival is a two week long festival celebrating artists, makers, creators and community groups in and around Telegraph Hill in South East London. The festival includes open studios, performance, live music, comedy, talks, walks, dog shows, workshops and activities for young and old.

Find a list and map of participants for the Open Studios (25 and 26 March) here. 

Find a full programme for the Telegraph Hill Festival (18 March – 2 April) here.

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ARES

Past 30 March - 8 April 2023
Pavilion Gallery, Cromwell Place, 4 Cromwell Place, London, SW7 2JE

PRIVATE VIEW: Wednesday 29 March, 6pm-8pm

VIEWING HOURS: Wednesday – Saturday \ 10am-6pm + Sunday \ 10am-4pm 

(Monday closed, Tuesday by appointment only)

Curated by Henry Hussey and Sophia Olver, Ares is a group exhibition exploring motifs and themes of war in contemporary art featuring established and emerging artists and loans from numerous galleries.

Artists: Tim Shaw RA (Anima Mundi Gallery), Martyn Cross (Hales Gallery), Justin Mortimer (Parafin Gallery), Thom Trojanowski (Brooke Benington), Carl Anderson (Meakin + Parson x Hannah Payne), David Cooper (Anima Mundi Gallery, St Ives), Hugh Mendes (Charlie Smith London), Anya Charikov-Mickleburgh, Jo Dennis, Michael MacGarry, Miroslav Pomichal, Tamsin Relly, Becky Tucker, Salvatore Pione, Joe Preston, Harry Whitelock.

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Within Reach

Past 26 August - 23 September 2022
Sid Motion Gallery, 24a Penarth Centre Hatcham Road SE15 1TR

Opening from 12 noon on 26th August to coincide with the South Bermondsey Art Trail.
Private View 26th August, 6-8pm.

Sid Motion Gallery is delighted to present ‘Within Reach’ a group exhibition celebrating the breadth and diversity of the exciting artists working in the immediate proximity of the gallery  in South East London.

The exhibition will include work by Ibrahim Azab, Charlie Billingham, James Capper, Tommy Camerno, Spiller+Cameron, Sophie Goodchild, Rose Electra Harris, Joshua Raz, Tamsin Relly & Benjamin Edwin Slinger.

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Like there is hope and I can dream of another world

Past 18 August - 14 September 2022 / PV 18 August 6.30 - 8.30pm RSVP below
Hauser & Wirth, 23 Savile Row, London, W1S 2ET

FUNDRAISING AUCTION – BIDDING IS NOW OPEN ONLINE!

https://www.bonhams.com/auction/28222/hospital-rooms-like-there-is-hope-and-i-can-dream-of-another-world/

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RSVP on for the launch on 18th August, and other events on eventbrite

In the summer of 2022, a new exhibition at Hauser & Wirth will share the extraordinary work of arts and mental health charity Hospital Rooms and result in a fundraising auction including artwork and experiences.

The show will include major new installation based artworks by long term Hospital Rooms collaborators Mark Titchner, Harold Offeh and Michelle Williams Gamaker.

 

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South Bermondsey Art Trail

Past 26 & 27 August / 12:00 - 18:00
STUDIO 1.8 / Cell Projects Guild House / Rollins Street SE15 1EP London

South Bermondsey Art Trail is an annual event of exhibitions and open studios, celebrating artists and creatives in South Bermondsey organised by Sid Motion Gallery and Charlie Billingham. Start at Sid Motion Gallery where you can pick up a map of the trail.

Tamsin Relly and Becky Allen will be opening their shared studio as part of the trail.

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Regeneration

Past 02 April - 05 May 2022
Informality, 11 Market Place, Henley on Thames, RG9 2AA

Informality is delighted to announce its upcoming presentation ‘Regeneration’, showing works by eight international artists bringing together multiple disciplines including Jamie North, Martine Poppe, Virginia Woods-Jack, Rebecca Partridge, Hannah Brown, Laura White, Tamara Dean and Tamsin Relly. ‘Regeneration’ aims to use Richard Taylor’s theory on Fractals as an instruction to investigate how artists and art can scientifically provide us with a way to regenerate.

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Rhythm Adjust

Past 21 May - 11 June
The Breath Project, Auction Collective - Online

The Breath Project presents Rhythm Adjust
Online Auction Exhibition supporting Artists and Frontline 19

Viewing Room live from – 21 May
Timed Auction – Starts 21 May, Ends 11 June at 7pm Online at theauctioncollective.com

Co-curated by Zanny Mellor, and Hannah Payne, hosted by The Auction Collective

Artists: Becky Allen, Adam Ball, Katie Bret Day, Daniel Crawshaw, Sara Dare, Karen David, Theo Ellison, Justine Formentelli, Ben Gooding, Reece Jones, Anna Lieber Lewis, Hannah Luxton, Rod McIntosh, Zanny Mellor, David Murphy, Barbara Nicholls, Becca Pelly-Fry, Marion Piper, Yelena Popova, Emilie Pugh, Tamsin Relly, James Rogers, Amy Stephens, Alice Wilson

‘Another world is not only possible, she is on her way. On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing’. Arundhati Roy

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Into the Light of the Present Day

Past 25th June – 8th July 2021
Oliver Projects, East Dulwich, SE5, London

This summer, Oliver Projects is proud to present an exhibition of new and recent work by south London-based artists Mary Herbert, Henry Hussey, Kemi Onabule and Tamsin Relly exhibited in a London family home.

Exploring relationships between the figure and its environment – whether imagined, man-made or natural – each artist’s practice examines our place in an ever-changing world through a unique lens.

The exhibition takes its title from a passage in Carl Jung’s 1962 autobiography ‘Memories, Dreams, Reflections’.

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Instructions for Waiting

Past 13th April 2021
Liminal Projects - Online

Liminal Gallery is delighted to present their debut exhibition ‘Instructions For Waiting’ curated by Louise Fitzjohn.

2020 was the year we all waited. In a rare moment, the world stood still and life as we knew it was paused. As we continue to wait, Liminal Gallery asked artists to provide their Instructions For Waiting, instructions scribbled on a Post-It Note which viewers are encouraged to practice at their own leisure. These Instructions may be positive affirmations, a call to action, an activity; the exhibition aims to ease your pain in waiting and, at the very least, to pass some time before the wait finally comes to an end.

The exhibition forms part of a wider exhibition ‘The Waiting Place’ inspired by a Dr Seuss poem from one of his last books ‘Oh, the Places You’ll Go’ and curated by Ann-Marie James and Emily Godden, commissioned by The Art Station and supported by Arts Council England. The exhibition invites creatives from all fields to submit a postcard which responds to this very poignant poem. The exhibition will take place physically at The Art Station in Saxmundham, Suffolk as well as a digital platform during April 2021. More details will be announced shortly but join us digitally in the lead up to the exhibition across the following digital platforms:

www.theartstation.uk

Instagram: @the_waitingplace; @liminal_gallery

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Art on a Postcard – International Woman’s Day Auction in support of Hepatitus C Trust

Past 25 February - 11 March
Online - Hosted by Dreweattes Auction House

Dreweatts is delighted to be to be working with Art on a Postcard once again, helping raise invaluable funds for The Hepatitis C Trust and hosting the Art on a Postcard International Women’s Day Auction, for which Art on a Postcard has invited female identifying artists to respond to an initiative called ‘I AM’ created by The Hepatitis C Trust Prison Peer Educator, Jane Shea.  Read more here.

View the auction and register to bid here: https://auctions.dreweatts.com/auctions/7743/drewea1-10208

Find work by Tamsin Relly listed as lots 431 – 434.

“This series of monotypes, ‘I Am Stardust, I Am Plant’, reflects on the interdependence between all life forms, and the reciprocal relationship we have with our environment and planet. The varying shapes of the prints trace the outlines of windows and mirrors found in my home and studio.” – Tamsin Relly

“Our prisons are full of women who should not be incarcerated but who are in need of help and support through other means. Women in vulnerable positions are less likely to come forward and ask for help for fear of the implications and increased exposure. By addressing women’s needs, some women can avoid getting caught up in the criminal justice system and have their problems addressed in a more appropriate setting. Women with addiction issues are more likely to have hepatitis C. The prevalence of hepatitis C among women in prison is higher than in the male prison cohort. Getting tested and treated is a crucial step in rehabilitating women’s health and lives.” – Art on a Postcard

 

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For the Sun Gods

Past 27 February - 28 March 2021
Online Hosted by Zuleika Gallery, United Kingdom

For The Sun Gods features a new series of watercolours and monotypes by Tamsin Relly , which considers the origins and global migration of wild and cultivated plants and flowers, whilst reflecting on the interdependent and reciprocal relationship we have with our vegetal world.

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Woolwhich Contemporary Printfair – The Online Edition

Past 12 November - 13 December 2020

www.woolwichprintfair.com

Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair  is the largest contemporary Print Fair in the UK committed to showcasing the best in international printmaking. WCPF provides a dynamic and interactive arena for the enjoyment of fine art enthusiasts, education of process and techniques through original print, and substance for those wishing to establish or enhance an art collection.

Now in its 5th year, Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair goes online for WCPF | The Online Edition. Despite not being able to hold our live event as planned, WCPF is committed to showcasing the best in contemporary print and to supporting our artists, now more than ever. A accompanying month-long online programme featuring leading creative, curators and collectors can be found here.

 

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Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition

Past 6 October 2020 - 2 January 2021
Royal Academy of Arts, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1J 0BD

‘For the first time in history, the Summer Exhibition will fall in winter. But at the RA, summer is a state of mind, not a time of year. Discover a myriad of works by household names and emerging artists inside our joyous festival of art.

Coordinated by artistic duo Jane and Louise Wilson RA, this autumn is set to be just as uplifting – you are sure to see art you love, art you hate, and art that puts a smile on your face. You might even find art to take home.

This year’s exhibition includes new works by Tracey Emin, Rebecca Horn, Anselm Kiefer, Julian Schnabel, Gillian Wearing and Ai Weiwei.’

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Hospital Rooms Auction at Hauser & Wirth, London

Past Silent Auction: 16–24 September 2020 / Live Auction: 7pm, Thursday 24 September 2020
Hauser & Wirth London, South Gallery, 23 Savile Row, London W1S 2ET

Browse work, book a viewing and register to bid here. 

Hospital Rooms is an arts and mental health charity based in London, UK. Our vision is for all people in mental health wards to have the freedom to experience extraordinary artworks. This fundraising auction has been made possible thanks to the incredible generosity of Hauser & Wirth and all the artists below. All funds raised will support our future projects.

Abigail Reynolds, Aimee Parrott, Andy Harper, Sir Anish Kapoor CBE RA, Sir Antony Gormley OBE, Bindi Vora, Charley Peters, Cherelle Sappleton, Damian Griffiths, David Lock, Donal Maloney, Dryden Goodwin, Eileen Cooper RA OBE, Emma Talbot, Giles Deacon, Hannah Brown, Harold Offeh, Julian Opie, Lothar Götz, Lucy Stein, Mark Titchner, Michael O’Reilly, Nicola Bealing, Nina Royle, Rebecca Byrne, Remi Rough, Richard Rawlins, Richard Wentworth, Richard Woods, Ryan Mosley, Sara Berman, Sikelela Owen, Sophie Clements, Steven Claydon, Steve Macleod, Susie Hamilton, Tamsin Relly, Tim A Shaw, Unskilled Worker, Yukako Shibata

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Drawing Closer

Past From 22 May 2020
Oliver Projects, East Dulwich, London

Drawing Closer, is a group exhibition of new and recent works on paper by South London-based artists Joseph Goody, Rebecca Harper and Tamsin Relly, curated by Oliver Projects.

Displayed in a London family home, the selection of work explores interior and exterior spaces, memories and drawn boundaries – both visible and invisible. Each artist investigates these ideas in distinctive ways. Whilst Relly’s work explore society’s relationship with natural and urban environments, Goody’s practice examines relationships between abstract forms. Harper’s paintings for this project, inspired by old family photographs, navigate similar themes of distance and interaction, albeit from a personal perspective.

All works are available for sale and we hope to offer viewings by appointment from June 1st. Please click here to enquire.

View an online catalogue here.

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Elephant West Residency – Hospital Rooms

Past 18 - 24 October 2019
Elephant West, 62 Wood Lane, White City, London W12 7RH

18 – 24 October 2019 / 10:00 – 18:00 / Open daily / Free

‘Our exhibition at Elephant West will showcase our latest project at the Hellingly Centre, a forensic medium secure mental health unit, with artwork by Richard Wentworth, Lothar Götz, Hannah Brown, Tim A Shaw, Jonathan Trayte and Sophie Clements as well as by the community of patients and staff. It will also include artwork by a variety of Hospital Rooms artists including Steve Macleod and Remi Rough.

We will be screening a series of 6 films about Hospital Rooms in the gallery, which have been generously funded by The Space.’

https://hospital-rooms.com/elephant-west-residency

Family Friendly Art Workshop with Tamsin Relly

Sunday 20 October / 15:00 – 16:00 / RSVP on Eventbrite / Free

Meet Tamsin Relly who recently created a beautiful artwork for a mother and baby mental health unit in Exeter with Hospital Rooms. Hear about her experience and take part in a printing workshop. Bring the kids!

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Exeter Phoenix – Hospital Rooms

Past Fri 03 May – Sun 30 Jun 2019 (Preview: Thursday 02 May, 6-8pm)
Exeter Phoenix, Bradninch Place, Gandy Street, Exeter, Devon EX4 3LS

Julian Opie | Mark Titchner | Sara Berman | Nina Royle | Tim A Shaw Tamsin Relly Jon Emmony | Susie Hamilton | Rose Pilkington Lucy Stein | Grenville Davey | Bindi Vora

Hospital Rooms is an arts and mental health charity that commissions extraordinary artworks for NHS mental health inpatient units across the UK. Their latest project is in Exeter at The Junipers Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit and Jasmine Lodge Mother and Baby Unit with Devon Partnership NHS Trust for which new works have been created by Julian Opie, Mark Titchner, Sara Berman, Nina Royle, Tim A Shaw, Tamsin Relly, Jon Emmony, Susie Hamilton, Rose Pilkington, Lucy Stein, Grenville Davey and Bindi Vora.

This exhibition is an opportunity to share and discuss the work of Hospital Rooms, the creation of this new work and some of the issues surrounding art and mental health. It will include images of the newly commissioned works alongside Original works and preparatory studies made by the artists in relation to the project.

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One of One

Past 17th ~ 19th May 2019
163 Gallery, 163 Herne Hill Road, London, SE24 0AD

Hours: Friday 17th, Sat 18th & Sun 19th May, 10am-5pm

27 Artists. 180 Original Polaroid Works.

Concurrent with Photo London, Peckham 24 and Dulwich Festival,  After  presents One of One, an exploration of the enduring fascination of analogue process in the digital age.

Using polaroid film as a focal point, One Of One explores how an artist responds to the immediacy of the polaroid and its effect on our experience of materiality. Each artist has physically engaged with the polaroid while exploring the traditions of their respective practices. In many cases, the Polaroids have been embellished, painted or customised.

A polaroid is one of a kind, as with each resulting artwork, presenting a fantastic opportunity to collect original, affordable, artworks by outstanding artists while supporting Children And The Arts,

 

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SITE WORKS

Past 18- 22 February 2019
Experimental Gallery, Cornell University, New York.

SITE WORKS

In early February of 1969 Willoughby Sharp asked 9 artists to use the Andrew Dickson White Museum of Art (now Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art) as a point of departure for their new way of conceptualizing and making work; one often inextricably tied to the material of the soil itself. In doing so Earth Art became the first exhibition at an American museum to engage with artworks that asked viewers to look beyond traditional art objects and the institutional frame and look instead to the frame of experience.

Celebrating the 50 year anniversary of this visionary exhibition, Site Work brings together 13 contemporary artists that represent a continuation of that dialogue. Working across mediums the pieces use sound, labor, duration, and gesture to evoke particular moments, processes, and landscapes that challenge our conception of being present in space. Site Work illustrates the persistence of questions about the discourse between art object, experience, and activism, especially as lenses for how we relate to, and occupy our environment in uncertain times.

Curated by Sophia Starling and Emma Ulen-Klees

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40° CELCIUS

Past 17 - 19 November 2018
Croydon Art House / ASC 's New purpose build studios & exhibition space, The Grafton Quarter, Grafton Road, CR0 3RP

40° Celsius will showcase the work of 40 ASC Studios Artists past and present, selected by Tabish Khan, visual arts editor for Londonist.

Grand Opening is Friday 16th November 6-9pm with live music and refreshments
Exhibition will continue Saturday/Sunday 17th/18th 12-5pm, and until Friday the 23rd 10am-5pm

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9 ARTISTS: THIN HOUSE

Past Friday 16th – Sunday 18th November 2018, open 10am – 6pm
9 Artists: Thin House, 91 Choumert Road, London, SE15 4AP

9 Artists celebrates work made south of the river in a series of temporary exhibitions presented in collaboration with local architects and business owners. Our aim is showcase accessibly-priced work in non-gallery spaces that feel welcoming,  giving visitors an opportunity to enjoy the exhibitions and purchase work for their homes in an environment on a domestic scale.

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9 Artists: Thin House (16th – 18th November 2018)

This show will bring together works on paper and sculpure by an exciting group of early and mid-career artists; Liz K Miller, Saori Parry, Julia Peintner, Joseph Goody, Katherine Jones, Jack Kettlewell, Robbie Fife, Amy Stephens and Tamsin Relly.

The exhibition will also provide a special opportunity to see inside the Thin House – new, self-build microdwelling squeezed into a narrow infill plot in an existing terrace in Peckham – designed by Sandy Rendel Architects. Sandy’s work has been featured on Grand Designs and his practice has received numerous awards including RIBA South East Emerging Practice of the Year 2017.

9 Artists: Thin House, 91 Choumert Road, London, SE15 4AP

Friday 16th – Sunday 18th November 2018, open 10am – 6pm

Nearest overground station – Peckham Rye (5 mins walk)

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PAPER CUTS

Past November 16th - 18th, 2018. 10am - 6pm
Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York's HQ, King's Rd, Chelsea, London SW3 4RY

This years Paper Cuts exhibition curated by Kristian Day will open on November 16th at Saatchi Gallery. Running for three days between 10am and 6pm, the big show for small art will once again feature thousands of works by hundreds of contemporary artists.

New works will be added to the website and on instagram daily so make sure to follow!

November 16th – 18th

Daily 10.00am – 06.00pm

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TLC DECK OF CARDS ART AUCTION

Past 8 - 12 October
Ewbank’s Auction Rooms, Woking

The 2018 Deck of Cards Art Auction is a fundraising initiative organised to raise money for British charity Transplant Links Community.

55 artist’s have each designed a different card to make a complete deck. The original works will be exhibited at Ewbank’s Auction Rooms and auctioned on line here.

Decks of cards can be pre-ordered here: https://tlcartauction.com/product/deckofcards/

Participating Artists:

Grayson Perry CBE RA, Sir Patrick Stewart OBE, Sir Quentin Blake CBE FCSD FRSL RDI, Baroness Floella Benjamin, Joanna Lumley OBE FRGS, Bear Grylls, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Lizzie Riches, Dynamo Magician, Yinka Shonibare MBE RA, Dan Hillier, Annie Boisseau RBA, Ade Adesina, Mick Rooney RA, Deborah Westmancoat, George Large RBA RI, Anthony Frost, Jackie Berridge, Carole Griffin RBA, Bridget Moore Sen RBA NEAC RWS, Celia Cook, Clare Mackie, Holly Frean, Christine Stark, Francesca Centioni, Sonia Martin, John Nolan, Aimee Jewitt-Harris, Fraser Crawford, Nana Shiomi, Robert Fitzmaurice, Emma D’Arcey, Anastasia Lewis, Hazel Partridge, Jem Stevens, Richard Galloway, Tamsin Relly, Fiona Bradford, Sophie Molyneux, John Renshaw, Karl Singporewala, John Hainsworth, Martin Ridgwell RE, James Faure-Walker, Peter Rasmussen, Vanessa Gardiner, Sue Munson, John Howard, Peggy Cozzi, Katie Ponder, Jennie Jewitt-Harris, Sharon Drew, Martin Leman, Remy Nurse, Lars Fassinger, Alexander Vorobyev, Hannah Kokoschka, Sasha Mataya, The Baron Gilvan, Brendan Neiland, Ian Chamberlain, Peter Randall-Page

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Royal Academy Summer Exhibition

Past 12 June - 19 August
Royal Academy of Arts, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1J 0BD

This summer, Grayson Perry RA coordinates the biggest, brightest and most colourful Summer Exhibition yet, in our 250th annual celebration of “art made now”.

 

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POLAR 2018 – A SCAR & IASC Conference

Past 19th June 2018, 14.00 - 15.30pm
Davos, Switzerland

http://www.professionalabstracts.com/POLAR2018/iPlanner/#/session/45

In 2014 a group of visual artists sailed in a tall ship up the west coast of Svalbard. They all witnessed the same landscape, yet, as they filtered the experience through their individual thematic and aesthetic concerns, a series of translations occurred, across a range of media including photography, video and drawing. In response, seven of the artists developed That Which Cannot Be Transmitted, a project which considers how the process of translation can shape contemporary discourse about the Arctic. Exploring overlapping themes of temporality and the Anthropocene, three of these artists will each present their work.
Tamsin Relly works with the fluid and unpredictable qualities of printmaking and photography to disrupt the translation of landscape into image, and offer impressions of environments in states of uncertainty or impermanence.
Paper, lines and cutting are central to Sandra Kuehne´s practice. Printed materials such as polar maps are frequently used as media. Kuehne employs the variations of the line, its formal lyricism, but also challenges the absolute assertion of any printed map by making references to topography that is in continual flux.
Daniel Kukla´s work is informed by the intersection of his art practice and formal training in the biological and anthropological sciences. He is interested in the shifting tensions towards the natural world as our society expands with an insatiable appetite for resources.

 

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9 ARTISTS

Past 13th - 15th April
143 Bellenden Road, London, SE15 4DH, United Kingdom

PRIVATE VIEW: Thursday 12th April 6.30- 8.30pm

Dates and opening times: Friday 13th – Sunday 15th April, open 10am – 6pm

Nearest overground station – Peckham Rye (5 mins walk)

An exhibition of limited editions and unique works on paper made south of the river, curated by Katherine Oliver.

Find more details here.

Coming soon: www.9artistspeckham.com

 

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Hospital Room & Eileen Skellern 1

Past 26 - 27 April 2018
Griffin Gallery, 21 Evesham Street, London, W11 4AJ

PRIVATE VIEW: Wednesday 25th April 6:00 – 8:30pm

Please RSVP to [email protected]

Please join us for an exhibition of artworks that have been created for Eileen Skellern 1, a psychiatric intensive care unit for women.

Contributing artists are: Paresha Amin, Aimee Mullins, Harold Offeh, Nengi Omuku, Julian Opie, Tamsin Relly, Tim A Shaw

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Art for the barbican

Past 20 February - 11 March 2018
Mezzanine level, Barbican Centre

British artists including Stuart Carey, Alice Herrick, Marie-Claire Porter, Tamsin Relly, Stuart Semple, Gavin Turk, Richard Wilson and Rebecca Youssefi have designed bespoke ceramic plates to raise vital funds for the Barbican Centre Trust.

The one-of-a-kind plates are now on display in the Barbican’s foyers until 11 March 2018 before being auctioned later this year.

All proceeds from the sale of the plates will go to the Barbican Centre Trust, a charity dedicated to supporting the Barbican’s international arts and learning programme. Last year, the Barbican programmed 3,800 events across art, dance, film, music and theatre while its Creative Learning programmes and events helped almost 80,000 people of all ages and backgrounds to access world-class arts for free.

Read more here.

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PLANET ON FIRE

Past 28th September – 15th December 2017
TM LIGHTING, Unit 10, 21 Wren Street, London, WC1X 0HF

Private View: 6.30pm – 8.30pm, Wednesday 27th September 2017 (RSVP)

Finissage / Curator and Artist Tour: 6.30 – 8.30pm, Wednesday 13th Decemember 2017 (RSVP essential)

http://tmlighting.com/planet-on-fire-art-exhibition-at-tm-lighting/

This Autumn, an exhibition of work by contemporary artists, Tamsin Relly and Henry Hussey, will go on display for three months at the London-based art lighting specialists, TM Lighting. Curated by Jo Baring of the Ingram Collection, the exhibition is a collaboration with TM Lighting as part of the art lighting company’s ongoing programme of exhibitions supporting emerging artists.

Hussey and Relly will collaborate for the first time in a two-person exhibition ‘Planet on Fire’. Their works both address current socio-political and environmental issues. Relly’s multi-layered, tonal and expressive paintings will juxtapose Hussey’s bold striking works in tapestry, alongside a selection of new original prints by both artists.

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PIY PaintLounge at Sluice Biennial 2017

Past 30 September - 3rd October 2017
Sluice Biennial 2017, Arch 12, Bohemia Place, Mare Street, London E8 1DU

Public Preview: Saturday 30th September, 3 – 9pm.

PIY PaintLounge is a collaborative project between paintbritain and PaintUnion which aims to bring as many painters as possible together to discuss and celebrate painting in all its many and various forms as part of the Sluice Biennial 2017 in Hackney.

PaintUnion, founded by Rebecca Byrne and Liz Elton, organises exhibitions and talks about painting. paintbritain is a part of Contemporary British Painting and is led by group members Wendy Saunders and Paula MacArthur.

In addition, PIY PaintLounge will support Hospital Rooms, an arts and mental health charity, and highlight as many painters as possible with a unique fundraising exhibition of small works. The ‘Make Your Mark’ exhibition will support Hospital Rooms with 20 x 20cm painted works sold for £30 each, with all profits to go to support the charity.

Contact: [email protected]

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Control to Collapse

Past 22 Nov 2017 - 03 Jan 2018
BLYTH GALLERY, Imperial College London, Level 5 Sherfield Campus, South Kensington Campus

http://www3.imperial.ac.uk…

PRIVATE VIEW: Tuesday 21 November 6:00 – 8:30pm

Curated by PaintUnionControl to Collapse includes work by Rebecca Byrne, Liz Elton,  Ann-Marie James, Tim A. Shaw, Susan Sluglett, Laura Smith, Tamsin Relly, Alex Roberts and Clare Price.

 

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Forest Memory

Past 6 September - 7 October 2017
Brocket London, 16 Windmill Row, London, SE11 5DW

PRIVATE VIEW: Thursday 7th September 6 – 9pm (RSVP)

EVENING VIEWING: Thursday 28th September 6 – 9pm

FRIEZE WEEK ARTIST BREAKFAST: Thursday 5th October 8 – 10am (RSVP)

Viewing: Wednesday – Saturday 12 – 6pm or by appointment.

www.brocketgallery.com / [email protected]

Forest Memory brings together a selection of recent paintings, drawings and monotypes by Tamsin Relly,  which bear witness to some of the world’s rapidly changing arbor and botanical environments. The work considers the preservation of these ecosystems through conservation, remote green houses, and memory – personal, collective or held within the land.

Drawing from both found media imagery and first-hand observations, Relly works with the fluid and unpredictable qualities of her materials and processes to present impressions of these natural and urban spaces in states of uncertainty or impermanence.  Research includes visiting and studying diverse locations such as Boreal Forests in Hämeenkyrö, Finland, The Eden Project in Cornwall, and the fabricated oasis of the Las Vegas Strip.

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Wisdom and Nature

Past 4 September - 29 November 2017
PHILLIPS - London (4- 8 Sept) | Paris (18 - 22 Sept) | New York (27 - 29 Nov)

http://lecielfoundation.com/wisdom-and-nature-exhibition/

Inspired by the beauty of the planet and the wisdom of its people, the exhibition will explore the essence of the twelve traditions coming together for the Council and Symposium and capture both Humanity and the Earth’s natural splendour. Each tradition will be represented through photography and film clips providing an insight into these cultures, as well as a glimpse into ancient ecological wisdom and its mystical relationship with nature.

Alongside this will be displayed a collection of 40 contemporary artworks portraying the beauty of the planet, Man’s imprint on Nature and Man and Nature’s relationship to one another. Renowned artists, galleries and private collectors, are generously donating these artworks.

 

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Imagining The Amazon

Past 21 January - 23 June 2017
Garden Room, The Collective, House of St Barnabas, 1 Greek Street, Soho Square, London W1D 4NQ

Viewings by appointment: [email protected]

Imagining the Amazon is an installation of new paintings and monotypes by Tamsin Relly, curated by Alteria Art at The Collective, House of St Barnabas, London.

The exhibition explores the relationships between wild and cultivated jungle environments; and the preservation of these ecosystems through conservation, remote constructed greenhouses and our imaginations. While celebrating the wonder and bio-diversity of life in the world’s rainforests, Relly’s work considers the fragility and decline of these habitats through deforestation and climate change.

Set against the backdrop of the rainforest-inspired wallpaper in the Garden Room, the exhibition reflects on how notions of exotic environments are woven into the every-day through art, design and popular culture. ‘I’ve always taken comfort in the idea of wilderness, but as more of our natural spaces are cultivated, developed or polluted, perhaps any truly untouched nature is at risk of living only through our imaginations.’

We are pleased to donate 7% of the sales towards World Land Trust for the purchase and protection of tropical forests.

Find images of the work here.

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A Sense of Place

Past 01 September 2016 - 03 March 2017
Simmons & Simmons, CityPoint, One Ropemaker Street, London EC2Y 9SS
Drinks Reception: Wednesday 01 March 2017
6 – 8pm (RSVP)
A Sense of Place is a group exhibition curated by Stuart Evans, featuring work from his private collection and the Simmons & Simmons Collection. The show includes work by Nobuyoshi Araki, Anna Barriball, Richard Billingham, Sebastiaan Bremer, Nan Goldin, Paul Graham, Howard Hodgkin, Paul Housely, Mustafa Hulusi, Christina Mackie, Jorge Queiroz, Tamsin Relly and Mark Wallinger.

In the 1930s Gertrude Stein famously said of Oakland, California, ‘there is no there there’. What did she mean by that? The term ‘sense of place’ is often used to describe characteristics that make a place special or unique, that foster a sense of authentic human attachment and belonging. The place is not just a backdrop but, as Philip Hensher writes, ‘it is part of the humanity at the centre of the endeavour’. The artists in the exhibition explore or record three-dimensional spaces that are imbued with this special sense of place.

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Uncommon Ground

Past 14 February - 2 March 2017
The Royal Geographical Society, London

Uncommon Ground: New Art from the Landscape brings together the work of 11 contemporary Artists at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) in Kensington, London, to bear witness to the reciprocal, critical and often unclarifiable relationship between the artist and the landscape.
Either through a direct engagement with, or a quiet reflection on, the environment around them, all of the exhibitors seek to indicate their presence in the landscape. Using a range of material processes and different methods of observation, the resulting works examine the artists’ complicated relationships with the landscape.

Please visit  www.uncommonground.org.uk for further information.

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Green Creates

Past 19 - 24 October
Hoxton Arches Gallery, Arch 402, Cremer Street, London, E2 8HD

Green Creates  is an art exhibition in support of The Green Party of England and Wales, celebrating creativity, art, activism, nature, passion and expression across a diverse range of media from a broad selection of creatives.
All of the artwork has been donated by the artists, and there will be a live auction of a number of select pieces and a silent auction of everything else, with the money raised going towards supporting the work of the Green Party.

Find more details of the exhibition  here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1679491772378791

For details of the auction event please contact: Alastair Binnie-Lubbock on [email protected]

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The Terrarium Drawn

Past 15 September – 7 October 2016
jaggedart, London

Works on paper by Lucy Bainbridge, Hen Coleman, Katherine Jones, Tamsin Relly and Michael Taylor

Private View: Wednesday 14 September, 6.30 – 8.30 pm

Opening Times:
Wed-Fri; 11-6pm Saturdays 11-2pm. Other times by appointment
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Exhibition curated by Katherine Jones

The Terrarium Drawn explores the evolution of environments, both natural and fabricated, global and domestic. All five artists use drawing as a fundamental part of their practice in order to grasp an idea and to explore its development.

Lucy Bainbridge depicts manmade environments in constant flux, while Tamsin Relly draws from her first-hand experience of ‘wilderness, erased or constructed for industry or leisure’ during recent research trips to the Arctic Circle and Las Vegas. Michael Taylor uses ‘a process of layered construction’ to attempt an understanding of how an image derives its meaning. Hen Coleman examines contrasts in ‘the terrain of chaotic and abundant nature’ as the basis for exploration.

The artists have been drawn together for this exhibition by Katherine Jones, an artist whose own work shares common themes with each. Her recent images reflect the gradual integration of unfamiliar plants, adapting to environmental and atmospheric changes, renewing the balance and diversity of domestic flora and fauna.

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Dentons Art Prize

Past July - December 2016
Dentons Law Firm, London

Tristan Barlow, Phoebe Boswell, Rebecca Byrne, Adam Collier, Jennifer Hooper, Alexandra Lethbridge, Xiao-Yang Li, Natasha Malik, Nancy Milner, Jack Otway, Tamsin Relly

Dentons Law Firm and curator Niamh White are delighted to announce the shortlist for the second Dentons Art Prize.

The Dentons Art Prize is a biannual award of £5,000 given to one artist by an independent panel of judges. Previous judges have included gallerist Simon Lee, artist Susan Hiller and curator Ziba Ardalan. Dentons also host a Staff Prize voted for by its employees.

The selection of London based artists hail from all over the world including Pakistan, China, Kenya, Hong Kong, South Africa, USA and the UK, and have been selected for exceptional performance in their early careers.

A diverse range of artworks by each artist are on display in Dentons’ top floor meeting rooms amidst views of the London cityscape.

http://www.niamh-white.com/dentons-art-prize-aw-16

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Arcadia

Past 10th - 28th May 2016
Smith Studio, 56 Church Street, Cape Town

Private View 10th May 3-5pm

Recently there seems to be a resurgence of landscape painting on the contemporary South African art scene. Arcadia looks at this through the eyes of six contemporary painters and printmakers, each with their own interpretation of the landscape they find themselves in.

Banele Khoza and Rosie Mudge have approached this with a contemporary digital gaze in painting and printmaking. While Tamsin Relly and Ruby Swinney transport us with their ethereal brushstrokes from the Arctic Circle to the company gardens in Cape Town. Talya Lubinsky offers a conceptual sculptural edge with her masterful engagement with maps and Richard Witikani an older more established artist from Zimbabwe shares his love of rural life with his timeless landscapes of home.

Artists include Richard Witikani, Rosie Mudge, Tamsin Relly, Banele Khoza, Ruby Swinney and Talya Lubinsky

http://www.smithstudio.co.za

http://www.smithstudio.co.za/arcadia-group-show

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VISTA

Past 18 Jan - 03 Feb 2016
Gallery 8 / 8 Duke Street, London SW1Y 6BN

‘Vista brings together five artists each exploring different aspects of interior and exterior landscapes. Landscape has been a subject of fascination for artists for several centuries and this exhibition offers a series of fresh perspectives on how artists today are looking at the world around us. What unfolds is a conversation about how contemporary landscapes might be defined through works of art in painting, drawing, photography, print and sculpture.’

‘Vista offers the unique opportunity to engage with a variety of approaches to and views of landscape through the works of Tamsin Relly, Nick Bright, Marcus Jefferies, Bronwen Simone and Fontana Sleigh Reis.’

Bristol-based gallery Coates & Scarry  will be presenting this exhibition at their London space Gallery 8 on Duke Street in London.

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LONDON ART FAIR

Upcoming 20 Jan - 24 Jan 2016
Business Design Centre / London N1

My work will be on display at this year’s London Art Fair at the John Jones stall and the VIP Collectors Lounge. Master framers John Jones have sponsored the event and their team will be available to offer their expert advice on framing, art conservation and collections care service. More details can be found via their website here.

 

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Whispers

Current RUN EXTENDED TO 30 JANUARY
RONCHINI GALLERY

Curated by visual artist Adeline de Monseignat, Whispers is based on the idea of chinese whispers, taking 1 original painting, 12 months and 12 artists for the project to come to life.  All 13 works will be revealed to the public and to the artists themselves on 10 Dec 2015 at Ronchini Gallery.

 

PV: 10 Dec 2015

Runs: 11 Dec 2015 – 30 Jan 2016

 

Artists: Gabriella Boyd, Whitney McVeigh, Tom Leamon, Tom Howse, Aglaé Bassens, Howard Tangye, Tamsin Relly, Amy Gadney, Vanessa Garwood, Celia Hempton, Oliver Clegg, Eve Ackroyd.

 

Design by Nicolas Lavrov Studios.

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Remembering the North

Past 30th March - 4th April; 7th & 8th April 2-4pm
RE·THINK, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich

Drop in for Arctic Tea and Printmaking / Daily 2-4pm. Or by appointment [email protected]

RE·THINK: Environment will host visual artist Tamsin Relly for a two week project titled Remembering the North, where she will reflect on her recent expeditionary residency onboard a ship in Svalbard, Norway. Her work aims to explore the vulnerability of the Arctic region whilst drawing on the polar archives of the museum. Visitors are invited to drop into the temporary studio space where they can meet the artist, hear about her journey, and try out some of the printing processes she explored whilst at sea.

http://www.rmg.co.uk/whats-on/events/tamsin-relly

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The Winter Salon

Past 18th December 2014 6.30-9pm (and by appointment until Sunday 21st December)
8 Pembridge Place, W2 4XB, London

‘PropARTy’ is a group exhibition showcasing  prevalent young contemporary artists in London in the atypical exhibition space of a disused Notting Hill mansion ahead of its demolition in early 2015.

RSVP: [email protected]

 

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Painter Printmakers – RA Art Sales

Past 29 October 2014 - 23 April 2015
The Keepers House, Royal Academy of Arts, London

Painter Printmakers is the launch exhibition of Art Sales at the RA – a new initiative at the Royal Academy where limited editions and unique works are available for sale onsite or online. Showcased in the Keeper’s House, the exhibition includes work by twelve artists and demonstrates how printmaking feeds into painting, and vice versa. Exhibiting artists included: Tracy Emin, George Baselitz and Katherine Jones.

See Tamsin Relly’s work online here.

Read an article about the show in RA Magazine. 

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Jungle Snow – Solo Exhibition

Past 18 September - 31 October 2014
The Place Downstairs, London.

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https://www.facebook.com/events/1526148470934227/

Open daily 10am – 4pm or by appointment.

Private View 17th September from 6:30 to 8:30pm

Collectors’ Reception 25th September from 6:30 to 8:30pm

RSVP to Stuart Evans at [email protected]

The Place Downstairs is pleased to host Jungle Snow, a solo exhibition of new paintings and monotypes by visual artist Tamsin Relly. Jungle Snow reflects on the increasingly disrupted weather conditions of a shifting global climate and explores notions of wilderness, erased or constructed for industry or leisure. Relly  works with the fluid and unpredictable qualities of her materials and processes to present  impressions of both urban and natural environments in states of uncertainty and contradiction.

 

 

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HONORÈ #1

Past PV: 18 June | Runs: 19 - 24 June 2014
Galerie Rue Visconti, 17 -19 Rue Visconti, Paris
HONORÈ
A program by Laure Flammarion & Pauline Lévêque
HONORÈ #1 Part 3
A group show curated by Alix Janta, Hannah Watson & Aron Morel.

 

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Pop-up Exhibition at 87a Lower Marsh

Past 18 April - 18 May 2013
87a Lower Marsh, Se1 7ab London

Curated by Samia Calbayrac, the exhibition features work by artists Clarisse d’Arcimoles, Gabriella Boyd, Camilla Emson, Tom Howse, Alexander Massouras and Tamsin Relly.

 

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