Autumn Show

20 September - 4 November 2017
Overview

This September welcomes the annual Autumn Show, we invite you to take this opportunity and view the latest Hyper-realistic paintings by a selection of Plus One Gallery artists. New works include a stunning still life featuring an elegant jar of assorted roses by Glen Semple, an explosion of colourful paint carefully curated by Nourine Hammad and a characterizable quirky urban landscape by David Finnigan.

Examine an intriguing collaboration of sculptural works by Peter Demetz, Caroline D’Andlau Hombourg and Rogerio Timoteo, a signature seascape painting by Antonis Titakis, Javier Banegas’ continued exploration into colour and composition and Pedro Campos’ monumental works on canvas as well as many more captivating examples of Hyperrealism.

This exhibition focuses on the three major themes in Hyperrealism (Still Life, Landscape and Portraiture) but transcends the boundaries of each area through the diverse use of material and subject matter. Contrasting styles, subject matters and colour-schemes avow each individual the artistic freedom needed to create exceptionally engaging works of art.

Works
Press release

Join us this autumn to view new works by gallery artists at the Autumn Group Show. The exhibtion will showcase the talented mix of artist we have in the gallery – from still life painters to sculptors of the human form. It will run all through Autumn up until the winter months and is the perfect thing to see you through this transitional season.

Works featured will include paintings from over 20 artists including the colourful, playful mixed media works by artist Nourine Hammad, the cool, classic still lifes of Steve Smulka and the wonderful flower studies of Glen Semple.

 

The show will also coincide with our time at the Affordable Art Fair. Which will exhibit the more affordable works we have available in the gallery.

 

As always, we will be showcasing a vast array of styles and subject matter, so there truly is something for everyone!

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