All Things Considered

Julia McKenzie
Posted by Simon Lewin

Here's a wonderful drawing by Julia McKenzie. 'Urchin' is created with ink, shellac and paper cutting, 56cm x 56cm. You can find out more about Julia's work via her Tumblr page.

Posted by Simon Lewin on June 21st, 2010

More from Mark Hearld
Posted by Simon Lewin

Here's one of the two new prints Mark delivered on Friday. His exhibition at St. Jude's opened yesterday and within an hour or two of opening more or less all of the unique collages had been sold.

'Papercut Squirrels' is a screen print, priced at £175.00 for the unframed, unmounted print. Copies are available from our online print store.

Posted by Simon Lewin on June 13th, 2010

Mark Hearld
Posted by Simon Lewin

Join us from 10am on Saturday 12th June 2010 for our exhibition of unique collages and limited edition prints from Mark Hearld.

We've not seen all of the work yet - we'll be hanging late into the night on Friday - but it's looking like being a stunning show. Further details

Posted by Simon Lewin on June 10th, 2010

Picasso at the Gagosian Gallery
Posted by Angie Lewin

We had our first visit to the Gagosian Gallery today to see 'Picasso - The Mediterranean Years'. 3D works ranging from a plywood flute-tooting faun to a Mark Hearld-ian flat faced ceramic owl sit amongst paintings, prints and drawings (did he ever stop working?). The wit and playfulness in some of the work was dulled somewhat by the dark-suited security guards looming at every turn. Well worth a visit though.

The exhibition runs until August 28th 2010 at the Gagosian Gallery, 6-24 Britannia Street, London WC1X 9JD Further information

Posted by Angie Lewin on June 9th, 2010

Ed Kluz – Follies
Posted by Simon Lewin

Latest: We're delighted that Ed is currently working on his first fabric for St. Jude's. If you'd like to receive further details, do sign up for our e-mail newsletter.

Ed Kluz has a new exhibition of work opening at Potterton Books in London on 11th June 2010, including 'Clavell Tower' (below).

"The term folly encompasses a vast range of building types. Grottos, tea houses, towers, pavilions, gazebos, pagodas, triumphal arches, gatehouses, castles, mausoleums, chapels, temples, belvederes, pyramids, townhouses, cottages, mansions...

These pavilions of pleasure occupy a place between reality and fantasy, transporting, delighting and sometimes unnerving us. Their seemingly whimsical appearance often disguises a very practical purpose: Gothick fantasy summerhouses, pigsties resembling Greek temples, and glass domed ballrooms sunk beneath the waters of a great lake."

We're delighted that Ed is currently working on his first fabric for St. Jude's. If you'd like to receive further details, do sign up for our e-mail newsletter.

The exhibition runs until 3rd July at Potterton Books, 93 Lower Sloane Street. London SW1W 8DA.

Posted by Simon Lewin on June 9th, 2010

A Is For Accordion
Posted by Simon Lewin

Here's a wonderful new screen print by Emily Sutton, "A Is For Accordion". Emily is dropping in some copies of the edition this weekend - we'll add to our online store early next week. In the meantime, you can view these other prints by Emily.

Posted by Simon Lewin on June 8th, 2010

Winter Persephone
Posted by Angie Lewin

My wood engraving Winter Persephone has been selected to be part of the RA Summer Exhibition 2010. The last 20 copies of the edition will be available there.

The exhibition runs from 14th June until 22nd August 2010 at the Royal Academy, London Full details

Posted by Angie Lewin on June 6th, 2010