Jessica Carlisle curates an exhibition by British artist Nathaniel Rackowe for House of the Nobleman. The Luminous City opens at One Canada Square, Canary Wharf on 11th January. To coincide with the exhibition, Rackowe's newest sculpture, Portal, will be on display outside 12 Hay Hill, Mayfair.
Malene Hartmann Rasmussen nominated (again)
Malene Hartmann Rasmussen has been nominated for the Perrier-Jouët Arts Salon for a second time. The prize brings to life the original spirit of the Salon, drawing together an eclectic and dynamic group of members to share ideas and debate on developments in the Arts, with a philanthropic goal at its heart. The Salon supports the selection of an annual prize winner who receives a substantial sum and experiences to support him/her in the development of their career. Every Spring guided by Tony Chambers, Editor-in-Chief of Wallpaper* and Chair of the Perrier-Jouët Arts Salon for 2014, the Salon members select a UK-based emerging talent in Contemporary Craft. A strong sense of craftsmanship and beauty should be at the centre of their work, reflecting the style of Champagne Perrier-Jouët.
LONDON ART FAIR
Delighted to be showing at the London Art Fair!
20th - 24th January 2016
Last chance!
Asked by Marsden Woo Gallery to "juggle with the domestic symbol of the cup" for its latest exhibition, Many a Slip, Malene Hartmann Rasmussen made these fabulous new limited edition works. The show ends 5th September - more information on the Marsden Woo Gallery.
Vera Boele-Keimer in Trondheim, Norway
Vera Boele-Keimer has started her residency at Lademoen Kunstnerveksteder in Norway. She will be showing at Babel Kunst Gallery from 20th August.
Edwardian Electronica
Overlap's new 3 track long play "Edwardian Electronica" EP.
Violin and vocals performed and co-written by Eos.
Co- production, additional keyboards and mastering by Andy Dragazis.
Malene Hartmann Rasmussen nominated for Perriet-Jouet Arts Salon Prize!
Watch out for further details....
Vera Boele-Keimer at David Krut Projects, NY
Overlap's Forest Tree selected for the STRP Biennale by director Angelique Spaninks as part of the Sedition programme.
SCREEN ON | NO SCREEN
Strijp S in Einhoven, Netherlands
20-29 March 2015
Spitalfields Life Interviews Sophie Charalambous
London's most popular blogger, The Gentle Author, interviews Sophie in her East London studio.
The Learned Pig is a beautifully crafted online magazine publishing thoughtful articles on art, nature, philosophy and writing. Editor Tom Jeffreys talks to Sophie Charalambous ahead of her exhibition at Jessica Carlisle - read the Q&A here.
Jessica Carlisle - Blogging for Bridgeman
A new blog for 2015! Read Jessica's blog on the Bridgeman Images website.
Bridgman Images is one of the world’s leading specialists in the distribution of fine art, cultural and historical media for reproduction. It works with museums, galleries, collections and artists to provide a central resource of fine art and archive footage for reproduction to creative professionals. Spanning centuries of visual communication, photographic reproductions of paintings, sculpture, textiles, maps and anthropological artefacts can all be found in the collection as well as newer forms of media including early photography, newsreels and documentaries.
The Bridgeman Blog is a community driven by a love and knowledge for art, history and culture, covering all areas from art history to contemporary events, historical anniversaries to exhibition reviews.
William Stein at LAF 2015
William Stein will be showing new work at London Art Fair with Art First Projects (Stand P5) alongside painter Christopher Cook. LAF takes place at the Business Design Centre, Islington (21-25 January 2015).
‘E’, Pencil, coloured pencil and egg tempera on plaster panel, 30.5 x 22.5 cm
Jessica is delighted to announce that she will be working in collaboration with David Krut Projects for the first half of 2015. The New York project space will run a series of exhibitions of British contemporary artists selected and curated by Jessica. The series opens with Piers Secunda in January and will follow with solo presentations by Alexander Massouras and Kate McCrickard (March), Vera Boele-Keimer (April), and Hester Finch and William Stein (May).
David Krut Projects is an alternative arts institution dedicated to encouraging an awareness of and careers in the arts and related literature and media, and to promoting contemporary culture in a dynamic, collaborative environment.
MALENE HARMAN RASMUSSEN WINS JERWOOD MAKERS OPEN 2015
The Jerwood Makers Open promotes the significance of making and materials within the visual arts arena. It seeks to support exceptional skill and imagination, looking broadly at how contemporary artists are defining or challenging the boundaries of what has traditionally been described as applied arts.
On the submission process and final selection, the panel commented: ‘Whittling down the finalists from this year’s record number of entries was genuinely tough. In the end the five chosen displayed a high level of technical skill combined with imagination and intellectual adventure. They are all attempting to take their practice in a new direction. 2015’s Jerwood Makers Open promises to be an exhilarating exhibition.’
Malene will exhibit at Jerwood Visual Arts in London in July/August 2015. For more details visit their website.
Jessica's home is now open to clients. Our inaugural exhibition of prints, paintings and drawings by a specially selected group of artists will run from Friday 5th to Sunday 7th December (and thereafter by appointment). Preview Night on Thursday 4th and Christmas Drinks on Friday 5th. Watch the website for further details or contact us for further information.
Above images (left to right): Olivia Krimpas "Suspended"; Sophie Charalambous "Kite Shopping"; Katherine Lubar "Bright Day"
Vera Boele-Keimer's site-specific "experiments and improvisations" in an Edwardian Cloakroom
Beautiful installation shots of Claudia Carr's recent exhibition at Kinnerton Street.
Photography courtesy of Tom Carter
The Lion & Lamb Gallery's Summer Salon Show (always a brilliant place to see works by well-respected names alongside gems by lesser-known talents) runs to the end of the month before travelling to Caroline Wiseman's Aldeburgh Beach South Lookout Project. The fantastic line-up includes Dominic Beattie, Biggs & Collings, Graham Crowley, Natalie Dower - and our very own Hester Finch. For anyone interested in exploring this creative pocket of Suffolk (me), it'll be a brilliant time to visit. The private view takes place on Sunday 21st September 11am-4pm.
