Open Studios : 7-8 December 2019
Find us open this coming Weekend at Studio 9.1 at Coldharbour Studios. We will have a selection of original works by Jane Fredericks and Anna Marrow available to view.
Continue readingFind us open this coming Weekend at Studio 9.1 at Coldharbour Studios. We will have a selection of original works by Jane Fredericks and Anna Marrow available to view.
Continue readingJust in time for Christmas - we have a new collection of Jane Fredericks' original mixed media paintings on board that will be showing at our studio space this coming weekend 7-8 December 2019.
These have been photographed before being framed - and will be displayed and sold with waxed oak tray frames. Jane had a sell out show at the Affordable Art Fair this year and these unique one of a kind works make a great addition to any wall.
To visit us over the Weekend please come to :
Coldharbour Studios, Studio 9.1 (ground floor), 26-34 Southwell Road, London SE5 9PG. Map
We are returning to Battersea next month - Find us at Stand E9 at the Autumn show of the Affordable Art Fair, Battersea. The emphasis will be on original drawings, paintings and works on paper. Stay tuned for more details and you can keep updated via our Instagram page
We have free tickets available - to sign up for them please visit the link here for further information:
Continue readingOpening on Wednesday 19th June is our second online exhibition in collaboration with Artsy.
Magic Metropolis is a specially curated show celebrating the weird and wonderful world of living in the city. From the sublime summer days to surreal empty streets and random encounters - this show brings together 4 Artists' work who have the urban envrionment as a central theme in their work.
With prints and originals from Anna Marrow and guest artists Bonnie and Clyde, Marie Lenclos and Tom Buchanan - the show is a celebration of the energy of the city.
View the artworks available here and please feel free to contact us for further information.
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Every year we take part in our local Open House event during the Dulwich Festival. The event now attracts many visitors and it's a lovely way to choose art.
This year we have an exclusive display of artworks by new and more regular artists. Curated by gallery director Gina Cross - this show will feature a range of paintings, 3d ceramic box art, screenprints and sculptural wall pieces.
On Saturday and Sunday 11/12 May, we will be in person showing a selection of works that will be available to take away on the day including limited edition prints, silk scarves and more.
The artwork will be on show both online and during the month of May at Volcano Coffee Works Cafe, Parkhall, 40 Martell Road, London SE21 8EN - Map
Please check our instagram page for regular updates.
Continue readingWe love Ceal Warnants' work and her prints and originals are really popular with collectors.
Following on from her success at the Royal Academy Summer Show last year, this year's curators weren't so savvy and didn't select this very timely new print for this year's show
We are pleased to have available 'Let's Riot' - a limited edition hand printed block print on vintage papers. Each work is signed and numbered from an edition of 100.
Also a rare opportunity to own an original Ceal Warnants artwork is here - this was recently completed in early 2019, and is a beautiful hand painted work with burnished painted golden edges. Acrylic paint on lime wood panel. Size 25 x 25 cm
Arrange a viewing at our studio - contact us to see all available works by Ceal Warnants
Continue readingWe are delighted to welcome Fei Alexeli to Gas Gallery.
Fei Alexeli is a digital artist, born and raised in Serres, Greece. While studying architecture in Oxford, she found her passion for visual art and uses photography, photo-montage and digital collage to create surreal environments and situations. Her practice involves a combination of different and mixed media. Fei uses photography, photo-montage and digital collage, Fei is interested in mixing real elements to create surreal environments and situations.
Speaking of her process, Fei has said "I’m interested in creating utopian microcosms and parallel universes. I like to bring a touch of surrealismin everyday life and create a dialogue between fiction and reality, to make collages that manufacturetheir own reality. It can be considered as an escape from our own reality."
See all of Fei Alexeli prints here - or view in London at our studio.
Contact us to make an appointment.
Our recent exclusive online show 'Pop Art Femmes' continues until 21 December.
Presented in collaboration with Artsy - you can view the work
here and purchase directly from our website here. All works are exclusive to the show.
The concept of the exhibition is to represent the work of 10 contemporary female artists whose work represents a view on the more joyful aspects of being female in our current times. There is no doubt there is much to discuss on the agenda of female equality - but meanwhile we are also enjoying our lives and creating collectible art!
Artists exhibiting in the show are :
Anna Marrow, Cathy Lomax, Ceal Warnants, Christabel Blackburn, Delphine Lebourgeois, Jane Fredericks, Marcelina Amelia, Michelle Thompson, Oh de Collage & Vesna Vrdoljak
Keep an eye on our instagram account @gasgallery where we will be adding updates and information on the artists over the coming weeks.
Each print is a multiple layered limited edition of only 5 of each print (plus 2 Artists Proofs) , in 4 studio hand mixed colours making this a valued investment and collectable piece.
Each silkscreen print is hand pulled and printed in individual layers and colours making every piece unique.
Slight variances are to be expected within an edition with subtle texture from the silkscreen and ink which is inherent and embraced within the studio practice contrary to the texture of digital printing.
Shop Kate Banazi's Limited edition screenprints here
We are delighted to welcome the fantastic talents of Ceal Warnants, fresh on the heels of her sell out success at the Royal Academy Summer Show in London.
Ceal Warnants' work explores the dark side of British culture focusing particularly on ideas of youth and innocence. Creating subversive images of childhood that question nostalgic, saccharine depictions of growing up, Ceal’s work is both darkly comic and disturbingly truthful.
Ceal's work has been exhibited consistently since graduating from the Royal College of Art in 2008, with many of her editions selling out and her work held in collections around the world.
Click here to see Ceal Warnants' work
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