the summer exhibition catalogue 2011
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Cadogan Contemporary's catalogue for our 2011 Summer Exhibition at our South Kensington gallery. A mixed show of artists from both the UK and abroad, the exhibition showcases some of the finest contemporary art.TRANSCRIPT
THE SUMMER EXHIBITION
THE SUMMER EXHIBITION
5 July – 3 September 2011
GALLERY HOURS:
MONDAY - SATURDAY 10AM – 6PM
C A D O G A NC O N T E M P O R A R Y
87 Old Brompton Road
London SW7 3LD
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7581 5451
Email: [email protected]
All of the paintings and more may be viewed on our website www.cadogancontemporary.com
Front Cover Detail: Elise Ansel, Ritz Crackers, oil on linen 48 x 78 cm / 19” x 31”
Exhibiting Artists
Elise Ansel
Louise Balaam
Brian Ballard
Charlie Barton
Helen Booth
Gabriele Cappelli
Diane Carl
Hilary Elmes
Emma Ferguson
Maria Luisa Hernandez
Andrew Hunt
Bridget Leaman
Emma McClure
Deborah Tarr
Maiju Tirri
Charles Williams
More from each artist can be viewed at www.cadogancontemporary.com
Introducing…
ELISE ANSEL
We are delighted to welcome Elise Ansel to the gallery. From New York and currently lecturing at Brown University and Pont-Aven School of Contemporary Art, Elise has exhibited extensively all over the USA but this is the first time that her striking oil-paint-ings will be exhibited in the UK.
Often based upon Old Master paintings, the visual references in her canvases are abstracted until they become primarily sensual. Familiar compositions are undermined narratively but accentuated to appeal to our subliminal physicality by her sweeping brushstrokes and provocative colours.
EMMA FERGUSON
Also exhibiting with us, and in indeed in the UK for the first time, is Spanish artist Emma Ferguson. Having won a number of prestigious grants and awards, including both the Delacroix and the Excellence awards at the Pratt Institute in New York, she has since exhibited successfully in New York and Madrid.
Of her work she says, 'I aim to achieve a balance of tensions between positive and negative space, to express form through an economy of line, to expand the properties of various materials, and to explore the properties (or absence of) color.' Her exquisite paintings and drawings explore these ideals considerable effect.
Deborah Tarr, Wabi-Sabi IV, oil on canvas,
180 x 180 cm / 71” x 71”
Emma Ferguson, Untitled II (Galaxies), mixed media on paper, 38 x 27 cm / 15” x 11”
Emma Ferguson, Magenta Galaxies, mixed media on paper,35 x 27 cm / 14” x 11”
Andrew Hunts, The Maids, oil on canvas,
121 x 152 cm / 48” x 60”
Diane Carl, Between the Lines, acrylic on canvas,
91 x 121 cm / 36” x 48”
Hilary Elmes, Evening Field October, oil on linen
60 x 76 cm / 24” x 30”
Bridget Leaman, A Date with July, mixed media on canvas, 139 x 139 cm / 55” x 55”
Bridget Leaman, Gathering Light, mixed media on canvas,152 x 152 cm / 60” x 60”
Maria Luisa Hernandez, Illumination, oil on linen 69 x 79
175 x 200 cm / 69” x 79”
Elise Ansel, Ritz Crackers, oil on linen,
48 x 78 cm / 19” x 31”
Elise Ansel, Eros vs. Thanatos, oil on linen,
53 x 78 cm / 21” x 31”
Louise Balaam, Gold cloud, Skye coast, oil on canvas,
109 x 109 cm / 43” x 43”
Helen Booth, Synapse, oil on canvas,
154 x 154 cm / 60” x 60”
Emma McClure, Table by the Window II, oil on canvas,
x x x cm / 48” x 48”
Charles Williams, I Know that Nelly Loves Me, oil on canvas,
71 x 55 cm / 28” x 22”
Brian Ballard, Woman against Purple, oil on canvas,
81 x 50 cm / 32” x 20”
Maiju Tirri, Treasured Moments, mixed media on canvas,147 x 114 cm / 58” x 45”
Gabriele Cappelli, Composition with White and Gold, mixed media on canvas,121 x 154 cm / 48” x 60”
Charlie Barton, Kukulcan, mixed media on canvas,127 x 127 cm / 50” x 50”
C A D O G A NC O N T E M P O R A R Y
87 Old Brompton RoadLondon SW7 3LD
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7581 5451Email: [email protected]
www.cadogancontemporary.com