| The Real Van Gogh: The Artist and His Letters Date : 04 March,2010 |
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Royal Academy of Arts 10.20am -11.30am Talk 11.30am Visit to exhibition 12noon Visit to exhibition by group 2 Van Gogh, as revealed through this letters- a rare insight into his ideas on life, art, nature and literature. A talk by exhibition's curator-Ann Dumas who also initiated and curated the Vollard exhibition in Paris two Years ago- at the Muse d'Orsay. Over 35 original letters corresponding to an exhibition of 65 paintings and 30 drawings will be on show, in collaboration with the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. |
| Elenor Carucci Private View Date : 06 January,2010 |
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Elenor Carucci at James Hyman Gallery 6pm -8pm Elinor Carucci's latest photographic portfolio, Intimacy, is a beautiful and honest record of her four year old twins, Eden and Emmanuelle. When Intimacy showed at Sepia gallery in New York, The New York Times said: "Carucci takes center stage with terrific color pictures of her young children, which recall Sally Mann's early exploration of the pleasures and terrors of motherhood. The photographer, who appears as naked as her kids, nods to classic mother-and-child images only to undermine them with a tantrum and temperature, bruises, messes, kisses, and a playful moment of erotic exploration." Elinor has work in national US collections, previously exhibited in the UK at the National Scottish Portrait Gallery, and The Photographers' Gallery, and was shortlisted for the prestigious BMW Prize at Paris Photo, November 2009. Her exhibition at James Hyman Gallery will be her first solo show in London since the Gagosian gallery, 2003. |
| A Visit to the V&A new Sculpture Galleries Date : 03 December,2009 |
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V & A Museum 10.30am - 12.15pm 12.45pm Lunch at Ognisko 55 Exhibition Rd A conducted tour by Dr Rosa Maria Letts |
| Wild Thing: Epstein, Gauder-Brzeska, Gill Date : 27 November,2009 |
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Royal Academy of Arts. 10.20am-11.30am Talk 11.30 Visit to exhibition A collection of Spectacular works of three artists who, Before the First World War, brought about the birth of Modern British Sculpture. A Talk By Graham Greenfield |
| An evening with Gideon Rubin at Rokeby Gallery Date : 27 October,2009 |
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6:30 - 8:00pm To download the An evening with Gideon Rubin at Rokeby Gallery invitation, click here |
| Anish Kapoor Date : 23 October,2009 |
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A major solo exhibition for the renowned sculptor and Turner Prize winner. The exhibition will survey his career to-date, as well as showcase new and previously unseen works. A talk by the lively Graham Greenfield. 10.20 am -11.30 am Powerpoint talk at the Reynolds Room 11.30 am- Visit to the exhibitions for first 30 Bookings 12.00 noon- Visit to exhibition (if group exceeds 30) Royal Academy of Arts Piccadilly W1 *Meeting at information desk |
| POP LIFE: ART IN MATERIAL WORLD Date : 13 October,2009 |
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Richard Thomas, who gave us such a wonderful and witty talk on futurism-will guide us through the exhibition. "Good business is the best Art"-Andy Warhol once provocatively claimed This hot exhibition examines how artists, since the 1980's have cultivated their public persona, in order to build their own "brands". The show includes works by Warhol, Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, Keith Haring, Richard Prince, Takashi Murakami Etc. 10.15am - 11.30am Tate Modern Bankside *Meeting at entrance to exhibition |
| International Program in Budapest. Date : 04 September,2009 |
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September 4th-7th Program to be confirmed |
| Futurism Date : 18 June,2009 |
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Tate Modern Bankside 08.30-.09.00 - Buffet Breakfast 09.00-10.00 - A guided tour of the exhibition £40 This exhibition represents a significant revision of the accepted understanding of this major Italian movement and returns it to the central position it occupied in the avant-garde of the years, immediately preceding the first world war. It will also be a first large scale showing of Futurism in Britain in thirty years and will include works by, among other artists, Umberto Boccioni, Gino Severini, Giacomo Balla, Pablo Picasso, George Braque, Raymond Duchamp-Villon and Natalya Goncharova. This visit was made possible thanks to the generosity of Sotheby’s and in particular thanks to Melanie Clore and Helena Newman. |
| Talk with TAl R Date : 19 May,2009 |
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6:30 - Drinks 7:00 - Talk £50 Victoria Miro Gallery 16 Wharf Road London N1 The British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel would like to invite you to meet the artist Tal R at a private introductin to his now exhibition 'Armes DE Chine' at The Victoria Miro Gallery Tal R has often used the word ‘kolbojnik’, meaning leftovers in Hebrew, to describe his practice of sourcing and collecting a wide range of imagery, figurative and abstract, from high and low culture. Whether in paintings, drawings, prints, textiles or sculpture his resourceful, energetic orchestration of elements expresses generosity of spirit and, above all, joy. Born in Tel Aviv in 1967, Tal R lives and works in Copenhagen. He has had solo exhibitions at Bonnefanten Museum, Maastricht (2008), Camden Arts Centre, London (2008), Louisiana Museum for Moderne Kunst, Denmark (2007) and Kunsthalle Mannheim (2007), and currently holds a Guest Professorship at Kunstakademie Düsseldorf. |
