Past
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LANDSCAPES
The Visible and Non-Visible 11 - 31 Oct 2024 We are delighted to present Landscapes The Visible and Non-Visible, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Deborah Cox at Aleph Contemporary in conjunction with the Autumn Arts Trail . Deborah Cox, winner of The 2023 Laurie Lee Prize for Literature,is an artist as well as a writer. Her work... Read more -
DEPOT '24 | OXFORD
15 Park End St, Oxford OX1 1HH 27 - 28 Sep 2024 DEPOT is a new concept of exhibition-come-art fair, run collaboratively by artist-led commercial galleries, individual artists and Oxford-based arts charity Fusion Arts. Opening times: Private View: Thursday 26th September 5 pm – 9pm Friday 27th September 11am - 6pm Saturday 28th September 11am - 6pm Location: DEPOT, 15 Park End... Read more -
Nigel Noyes: COLOUR WORKS
7 Sep - 5 Oct 2024 Colour Works | Stroud-based artist Nigel Noyes, featuring his luminous oil paintings and limited edition photographs. Exhibition runs from 7th September to 5th October 2024 at Aleph Contemporary in Stroud. Read more -
Summer Exhibition 2024 | Stroud
Fundraising Exhibition In Support of The Long Table, Stroud. Curated by Barnie Page 6 Jul - 25 Aug 2024 Aleph Contemporary in Stroud is proud to present a vibrant summer group exhibition running from July 6th to August 25th. This exhibition showcases the works of local artists alongside those from the gallery’s roster, offering a rich tapestry of artistic expression and talent. Curated by Barnie Page, the exhibition brings together a diverse array of styles and mediums, providing a unique opportunity for visitors to experience a wide range of contemporary art.
In addition to celebrating artistic talent, this exhibition aims to give back to the community by raising funds for The Long Table, a local charitable organization committed to addressing food insecurity and fostering community spirit.
The exhibition is housed at Aleph Contemporary, located on Station Road in Stroud (GL5 3AR), and is open to the public on Fridays and Saturdays from 10am to 4pm. Appointments can also be scheduled for private viewings. Among the featured pieces is a painting by Aster Guinness, adding a notable highlight to the collection.
For further details about the exhibition or to arrange a visit, please visit the Aleph Contemporary website at www.alephcontemporary.com or The Long Table's website at www.thelongtableonline.com.
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ART IN DESTRUCTION : Alexander Adams
A Journey Through Ruins and Figures 24 May - 25 Jun 2024 Alexander Adams exhibits ART IN DESTRUCTION: A Journey Through Ruins and Figures for the first time at Aleph Contemporary in Stroud. Read more -
Gordon Dalton: 'SLOW RIFFS'
EXHIBITION AT ALEPH CONTEMPORARY, STROUD 5 Apr - 11 May 2024 Aleph Contemporary presents Gordon Dalton's SLOW RIFFS, an evocative exhibition blending memory, imagination, and the poignant concept of solastalgia through landscape paintings. Read more -
Mark Houghton 'URBAN GLITTER'
Exhibition at Aleph Contemporary, Stroud 2 Feb - 31 Mar 2024 Mark Houghton's debut solo exhibition at Aleph Contemporary, Stroud. 'URBAN GLITTER' opens on the 2 February 2024 Read more -
Sang Woon Nam: BLUE
Curated by Rok Hee Hwang and Vivienne Roberts 4 Jul - 6 Sep 2023 As a satellite exhibition of Korean Art London 2023 – which opens for three weeks in July at Mall Galleries, London SW1, BLUE offers the opportunity to take a deeper dive into Sang Woon Nam’s extraordinary Blue Moon series of hyperrealist paintings. Sang Woon Nam: The Blue Moon series... Read more
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ONE WORLD - Joe Packer, Hannah Luxton, Fiona G. Roberts
Curated by Paul Carey-Kent and Vivienne Roberts 16 May - 28 Jun 2023 Three person show: Joe Packer, Hannah Luxton, Fiona G. Roberts Read more -
A LITTLE CLOSER
CURATED BY ANDREW HEWISH 9 Mar - 19 Apr 2023 GROUP SHOW
Lewis Baxter, Tomasso Gorla, Phil Goss, Alex Gough, Charlotte Winifred Guérard, Whitney Jade Halsted, Diane Howse, Andrew Hewish, Phil King, Sharon Leahy-Clark, Sarah Lederman, Lindsay Mapes, Holly Mills, Rosie McGoldrick, Laurence Noga, Katie Trick, Jaime Valtierra, Anna van Oosterom, Virginia Verran, Eugenie Vronskaya, Henry Ward, Laura White, Mark Wright
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LONDON ART FAIR, Stand P21
Andrew Hewish, Barbara Nicholls, Rebecca Meanley 18 - 22 Jan 2023 Rebecca Meanley, Andrew Hewish, Barbara Nicholls Read more -
Miroslav Pomichal, Rachel Mercer, Archie Franks: Bread and Games
Text by Paul Carey-Kent, curated by Vivienne Roberts 7 Dec 2022 - 12 Jan 2023 Exhibition at The Bindery, 53 Hatton Garden, London EC1N 8HN From 7 December 2022 - 12 January 2023 Online till 31 Januray Sroll down for Prices in LIST OF WORKS highlighted in green. It’ s natural to ask of a group show: why these artists? Have they just been... Read more
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Archie Franks: Echoes of Englishness
Curated by Vivienne Roberts 21 Nov 2022 - 31 Jan 2023 Archie Franks explores echoes of englishness in fun fairs, fast food and cricket.
Brexit, politics, culture, the left and the right. Read more -
FIELD NOTES
CURATED BY ANDREW HEWISH 20 Oct - 2 Dec 2022 EXHIBITION AT THE BINDERY, 53 HATTON GARDEN, LONDON EC1N 8HN 21 OCT - 2 DEC 2022 For prices scroll down page to List of works and download. Field Notes Aleph Contemporary’s exhibition, Field Notes, explores the resonances across the work of artists Anna van Oosterom, Jacopo Dal... Read more -
THE AESTHETICS OF ENCHANTMENT IN ABSTRACT ART
Text by Ben Street. Exhibition at The In & Out club, 4 St James's Square, London. SW1Y 4JU 10 Oct 2022 - 15 Mar 2023 A group show of abstract art: featuring Nina Dolan, Laurence Noga, Gordon Dalton, Rebecca Meanley, Henry Ward, Mark Wright, and introducing Charlotte Winifred Guérard Read more -
Fiona G Roberts: It Always Rains In the Lakes
Text by Paul Carey-Kent 27 Sep - 31 Dec 2022 From What to How and Back Again By Paul Carey-Kent What is painting good at? In between the limiting cases of extreme photorealism and rigorously controlled abstraction, it excels in generating a back and forth between our awareness of paint and our awareness of subject: there’s something satisfying about how... Read more
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Susannah Fiennes, Eugenie Vronskaya, Lucie Winterson: Glimpsing the Indefinable, curated by Mary Ann Prior.
Curated by Mary Ann Prior 7 Jun - 10 Sep 2022 This exhibition brings together three women artists, Susannah Fiennes, Eugenie Vronskaya and Lucie Winterson, who have never exhibited together before. Each artist is connected to Nature not only through their abstracted depictions of settings and backgrounds, but practically too, as a place of refuge from the distractions of city life.... Read more -
We are showing at London Art Fair 2022, Stand P16
Marcelle Hanselaar Joana Galego, Cristina Ruiz Guiñazú 20 - 24 Apr 2022 Featuring the work of three contemporary women artists - Marcelle Hanselaar, Joana Galego and Cristina Ruiz Guiñazú - Yearning is intended as an invitation to consider how the deeply subjective can serve as a catalyst for shared passion and longing. The title of the presentation is taken from the collection... Read more -
AT HOME HOUSE
ALEPH CONTEMPORARY AT HOME HOUSE 12 Apr - 10 Sep 2022 NINA DOLAN LAURENCE NOGA HENRY WARD MARK WRIGHT The curation brings together the works of four abstract painters in the splendour of Home House, which was designed by Robert Adam in 1775. Paintings by Nina Dolan, Laurence Noga, Henry Ward and Mark Wright are exhibited in the stairway and... Read more -
Marcelle Hanselaar: TRANSFIGURED ARCHETYPES
Curated by Kamini Vellodi 9 Feb - 23 Mar 2022 We also live in our dreams, we do not live only by day. ~ Carl Jung, The Red Book In the darkly wondrous worlds of Marcelle Hanselaar, the drama of human existence - with its pathos and absurdity, its terrors and passions - is staged with an intensity and fringed... Read more
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Joana Galego and Marcus Cope: Insider/Outsider
Curated by Alistair Hicks, Exhibition at The in & Out club, 4 St James's Square, London 3 Dec 2021 - 3 Feb 2022 Joana Galego and Marcus Cope: Insider/Outsider - Two person show curated by Alistair Hicks.
Exhibition at the In & Out (Naval and Military Club), 4 St James's Square, St James's, London
Text with comparison to Chris Kraus's essay on Kitaj, in her book I Love Dick. Read more -
We Are Such Stuff As Dreams Are Made On
Group show curated by Vivienne Roberts at The Cello Factory, 33 - 34 Cornwall Rd, London EC1 8TJ 16 Nov - 2 Dec 2021 We Are Such Stuff As Dreams Are Made On
William Shakespeare
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Rita Evans: Portable Portals
Text by Any Lay-Pettifer 1 Nov 2021 - 26 Jun 2022 Rita Evans
Amy Lay-Pettifer
Bauhaus Artist in Residence (Infrastructure) Summer 2021
Works on Paper
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Henry Ward/ Mark Wright: Lost in Abstraction, curated by Alistair Hicks
Aleph Contemporary Exhibition at the In & Out, 4 St James's Square, St James's, London SW1Y 4JU 19 Oct - 30 Nov 2021 Henry Ward
Mark Wright
Alistair Hicks
Jonathan Watkins
Abstract painting
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'Quodlibet' and 'Poetics of Obsolescence'
Text by Kamini Vellodi 3 - 29 Sep 2021 Alastair Gordon: Quodlibet The curious, wondrous genre of quodlibet painting, like all trompe l’oeil, hinges on the mechanics of surprise. An initial deception - painting deceives us into believing it is reality rather than painted illusion - gives way to realization of the deception and the ensuing surprise. But it... Read more -
HENRY WARD - 'BAFFLE'
Text by Sacha Craddock 1 Jul - 30 Sep 2021 I am interested in words that have multiple meanings, multiple ways of being interpreted. I like to use a word that can be both a verb and a noun. Baffle means to bewilder or perplex, but it’s also a restraint to block noise. ~ Henry Ward Henry... Read more -
LAURENCE NOGA - POETICS OF OBSOLESCENCE
Text by Kamini Vellodi
6 Jun - 30 Aug 2021 Laurence Noga: Poetics of Obsolescence - 'These found signs without provenance function as humble, anachronic portals to other times. Collected from the artist’s father’s garage, they are fragmented mementos revealing the constructions as stratigraphic layerings of time. Vestiges of things that may once have moved but are now arrested, of anonymous processes and operative systems no longer in use, they reveal the obsolete as registration of the cessation of time’s continuity.' ~ Kamini Vellodi
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'The Stifled Cry' - Archie Franks - Miroslav Pomichal
Text by Sacha Craddock 6 Apr - 30 Jul 2021 Archie Franks Miroslav Pomichal VIEW EXHIBITION HERE FRANKS AND POMICHAL: 'THE STIFLED CRY' As a painter Archie Franks conjures the fairground attraction, in much the same way as Dickens, did as a writer generations before. He treats the subject, perhaps a caricature in its own right, with paint put on... Read more
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Phil KING - Joe PACKER
'CIRCLING FORCES' - Text by Matthew Collings 5 Feb - 28 Apr 2021 Phil King Joe Packer View Exhibition Here Love I Iove and admire the paintings of these two artists which seem so completely luminous, free and innocent. Equality Paul Klee still thought there could be a socialist revolution when he wrote in his diary that... Read more -
WAVELENGTHS - ABSTRACTION ON PAPER
Nina Dolan, Rita Evans, Barbara Nicholls - Curated by Vivienne Roberts 30 Nov 2020 - 28 Feb 2021 Wavelengths - Abstraction on paper
Featuring Nina Dolan, Rita Evans, Barbara Evans
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Michael Ajerman
GRIP - Curated by John Silvis 13 Nov 2020 - 28 Feb 2021 The Grip exhibition features a selection of stellar new paintings by American artist Michael Ajerman, curated by John Silvis. Read more -
REFLECTIONS
Ben Westley Clarke, Oliver Dorrell, Joana Galego, Paul Newman 15 Oct - 22 Dec 2020 London art gallery Aleph Contemporary is delighted to feature Reflections - a virtual online art exhibition of forty-eight new paintings by artists Joana Galego, Paul Newman, Oliver Dorrell, and Ben Westley Clarke. Curated by Vivienne Roberts and Rosa JH Berland this art exhibition showcases contemporary artistic creativity, imagination and painterly techniques.
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THE ROAD TO UTOPIA
Curated by Rosa JH Berland 15 Sep - 15 Nov 2020 The contemporary art show -Road to Utopia at London art gallery Aleph Contemporary features new paintings by contemporary artists Alex McAdoo, Lee Johnson and Jaime Valtierra. This art exhibition serves as an imaginative exploration of important formal and socio-political trends in international contemporary painting. Curated by Rosa JH Berland. Read more -
'THE JUST'
Curated by Dan Coombs 4 Aug - 15 Oct 2020 To view the exhibition please go to Viewing Room For best viewing experience choose 'Enter Full Screen' on the gallery menu and keep sound on. Online group exhibition in Aleph's new virtual gallery, curated by Dan Coombs. Guest Artist Pat ANDREA Michael AJERMAN Christy BURDOCK Ben WESTLEY CLARKE Dan COOMBS... Read more -
Alastair Gordon - Without Borders
Curated by John Silvis 1 - 15 Jul 2020 To View the Exhibition go to Viewing Room 'Without Borders', a virtual exhibition of new work by Alastair Gordon, curated by New York curator John Silvis, presents new paintings and a selection of collages never before exhibited. During lockdown, Gordon has revisited drawings made in Calais a few years ago... Read more -
JACOPO DAL BELLO - VARIATIONS ON WORLDMAKING
Curated by Jon Sharples, introduction text by Andrew Hewish 15 - 30 Jun 2020 Welcome to this virtual exhibition - Variations on Worldmaking - featuring new work by Berlin-based Italian artist Jacopo Dal Bello. Curated by Jon Sharples, this collection of paintings, monotype drawings, and a sound piece, is an experiential display of Dal Bello's oeuvre, comprising work made mostly within the confines of... Read more
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Jakob Steiger - HOME
Curated by Vivienne Roberts 1 - 14 Jun 2020 Solo exhibition of German artist Jakob Steiger Read more -
Art of Sophie Vallance Cantor - Even Tigers Need a Rest
Curated by Jo Baring 16 - 31 May 2020 To view please press Video tab or go to Viewing Room Read more -
Last Day Revisited
Artsy Exclusive Group Show 8 - 11 May 2020 Exclusively featured on Artsy: a cross generational group show featuring Willard Boepple, Helen Brough, Jacopo Dal Bello, Dan Coombs, Gordon Dalton, Nelson Diplexcito, Joana Galego, Peter Griffin, Phil King, Lee Johnson, Zebedee Jones, Rebecca Meanley, Paul Newman, Miroslav Pomichal, Katie Pratt and Mark Wright. Read more -
GORDON DALTON - BIRDHOUSE BLUES
Introduction by Liam O'Connor 1 - 15 May 2020 To view please press Video tab or go to Viewing Room Read more
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Yoga Among the House Plants
A Group Show During Lockdown 17 Apr - 25 May 2020 Read more -
HELEN BROUGH - LIGHTSCAPES
Pastels on paper 15 - 30 Apr 2020 Read more -
DAN COOMBS - Unfolding Man
Introduction by Peter Ashton Jones 1 - 15 Apr 2020 Dan Coombs - Unfolding Man.
Solo show
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TESS WILLIAMS - Sirens
Curated by Vivienne Roberts 16 - 31 Mar 2020 ‘Through a mastery of surface and composition, Williams’ painting imaginatively balances idioms from mid-century abstraction with contemporary urban references and the mark of the artist in the atelier. This virtuosic use of tone, texture and a sculptural sensibility of canvas, colour and form make Williams’ work a significant contribution to twenty-first century artistic reimagining of the tenets of abstraction.’
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Enzo Marra - Deluge
Curated by Vivienne Roberts 1 - 15 Mar 2020 The quirky world of Enzo Marra. His comic imagery is reminiscent of Philip Guston’s post-war work, and the predicaments of his characters conjure up Samuel Beckett’s ‘pre-occupation with memory and its effect on the confined and observed self, as well as with the positioning of bodies in space’. Read more -
London Art Fair
'Talk! Talk! Talk!" Curated by Alistair Hicks 22 - 26 Jan 2020 Not all of Aleph Gallery’s artists are talkative. The theme of Dialogues this year is Talkative painting. The work of Katie Pratt, Mircea Teleaga and Joe Packer reaches out to communicate with an audience, but in very individual ways. Visiting the stand at the fair should be similar to walking... Read more -
WILLARD BOEPPLE - MONOPRINTS
Curated by Jo Baring 30 Nov 2019 - 1 Mar 2020 Curated by Jo Baring Read more
