GEMMA COSSEY

There Are No Things, Only Relationships

Terrace Gallery at Karya Bistro
428 Hale End Road
Highams Park
E4 9PB

There Are No Things, Only Relationships

Group show curated by Gisli Bergmann and Patrick Bryson, opens Wednesday 22nd February 6-10pm, continues until Monday 27th March.

Karya Bistro is open Mon-Weds 7.30am-5pm, Thurs-Sun 7.30am-10pm
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Champs Noir

Terrace Gallery
Patchworks
258 Church Road, Leyton, London
E10 7JQ

Champs Noir

Really pleased to be invited to show a painting in this exhibition of 32 works curated by Simon Leahy-Clark at Terrace Gallery (directed by Karl Bielik)

Opens Wednesday 18th January 2023 6-10pm with closing drinks Sunday 12th February 6-10pm

Exhibition open Saturday & Sunday 12-6pm and by appointment.
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Seeing With The Lights Out

Terrace Gallery
Patchworks
258 Church Road, Leyton, London
E10 7JQ

Pleased to be included in this group painting show curated by Gisli Bergmann and Patrick Bryson at Terrace Gallery (directed by Karl Bielik) with work by the following artists:

Christina Niederberger
Christine Stark
Doris Erbacher
Gemma Cossey
Gisli Bergmann
Jeb Haward
Jenny Eden
Julia Warr
Karl Bielik
Lene Juhler
Margot Domart
Martin Gayford
Nils Jendri
Patrick Bryson
Ronan Dillon

Opens Wednesday 24/8/22, 6-10pm with closing drinks Sunday 18/9/22, 6-10pm

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A Generous Space

Hastings Contemporary

25th November 2021 – 17th April 2022

A Generous Space is a celebration of the global movement and economy Artist Support Pledge. The exhibition brings together hundreds of artists from around the world, and showcases an astonishing breadth and diversity of work.

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Matthew Burrows Selects

Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop

10th – 25th September 2021

Really pleased to be included in ‘Matthew Burrows Selects’ group exhibition at Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop and Fair Art Fair alongside a wonderful selection of artists who have participated in the genius Artist Support Pledge initiated by Matthew Burrows

I’ll be showing a large canvas ‘Halves XIV (Blackwhite)’, plus a small Duke painting on panel which will be available as part of Artist Support Pledge.

Opening: 9th September 6-9pm
Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop
Bookings 11am-5pm Tuesday-Saturday via the website
Unit 1, 1 Bard Road, London W10 6TP
Nearest stations: Latimer Road and Shepherd’s Bush
+44 (0)75 845 98771
info@unit1gallery-workshop.com
www.unit1gallery-workshop.com

Artists in the show:

Susan Absolon @susan.absolon
Jackie Askew @jackieaskew_painting
Karl Bielik @karl_bielik
Joe Bloom @Joe_bloom
Helen Booth @helenboothartist
Matthew Burrows @matthewburrowsstudio
Gemma Cossey @gemmacossey
Gordon Dalton @gordondalton666
Stephen Dunne @stephendunnestudio
Lloyd Durling @lloyddurling
Finlay Abbott Ellwood @finlayabbottellwood
Michele Fletcher @michele_fletcher
The Baron Gilvan @thebarongilvan
Jason Gregory @jgregorypainting
Adam Hennessey @a_d_a_m_h_e_n_n_e_s_s_e_y
Russell Herron @Russell_herron_art
Alex Jones @alexjonesart
Melissa Kime @melissa.kime
Nick Maroussas @nickmaroussas
Rachael Nee @rachaelnee.art
Joe Packer @Joe_packer_
Benjamin Perrot @mrbenjaminperrot
Sarah Poots @sarah_poots
Freya Purdue @freyapurdue
Sarah Tew @sarahtewartsist

Thank you to Matthew Burrows, Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop, and all the artists.

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Local Anywhere

Sluice Members Show 2018

6th – 28th December 2018

Private view: 6.30 – 9.00pm Thursday 6th December

thereafter open by appointment

Sluice HQ, 171 Morning Lane, Hackney, London E9 6LH

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Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2018

‘Horizontal/Vertical VIII (Blackwhite)’ has been selected for Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2018 exhibition

29th September – 17th October 2018

Open 12-5pm daily (closed 6th & 12th October)

Electrician’s Shop, Trinity Buoy Wharf, 64 Orchard Place, London E14 0JY, trinitybuoywharf.com

69 drawings by 67 artists from across the UK were selected by Nigel Hall RA, artist, Megan Piper, contemporary art dealer, and Chris Stephens, Director of the Holburne Museum in Bath

Becky Allen / Iain Andrews / Michael Angove / Andy Bannister / Garry Barker /Susannah Bolton / Mark Brooks / Ian Brown / Caroline Burraway / Ruth Chambers /Laura Abigail Clarke / Sophie Erin Cooper / Gemma Cossey / Roy Eastland / Benjamín Edwards / Katy English / James Epps / Alex Evans / Peter Ford / Euan Gray / Graham Gussin / Frances Gynn / Marie Harnett / Simon Head / Julie Held / Marguerite Horner /Laura Hudson / Julia Hutton / Tam Inglis / Bridget Jackson / Ben Johnson /Christopher Jones / Helen Jones / Aileen Keith / Nick Kennedy / Paddy Killer /Donghwan Ko / Gary Lawrence / Sara Lee / Irene Lees / Rosie Leventon / Juliette Losq / Steven MacIver / Daniel Mcgirr / Rebecca Mendoza / Eleanor Minney / Claire Mont Smith / June Nelson / Mark Parkinson / Steve Payne / Sandra Porter / Gary Power / Alex Ramsay / Giulia Ricci / Fiona G Roberts / Caragh Savage / Tim Shore / Philip Smith /Geoff Stainthorp / Chloe Steele / Ilona Szalay / Margaret Uttley / Robert Verrill / Ben Wade / Henry Ward / David Winthrop / Hamish Young

Exhibition tour details:

22 November–10 January 2019

TheGallery at AUB
Arts University Bournemouth
Wallisdown
Poole BH12 5HH
aub.ac.uk/campus/thegallery

2–22 February 2019

Royal Drawing School
19-22 Charlotte Road
London EC2A 3SG
royaldrawingschool.org/exhibitions

2 March–26 April 2019

Drawing Projects UK
Bridge House
10 Stallard Street
Trowbridge BA14 9AE
drawingprojects.uk

4 May–6 July 2019

Chapel Gallery
St. Helen’s Road
Ormskirk L39 4QR
chapelgallery.org.uk

For more information: trinitybuoywharfdrawingprize

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Cracked Mantra

SluiceHQ, London

23rd August – 8th September 2018

Solo exhibition

Open Thursdays & Saturdays 2 – 6pm and by appointment

Private view: 6 – 9pm Thursday 6th September 2018

Sluice HQ, 171 Morning Lane, Hackney, London E9 6LH

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Infinity

Arthouse1, London

8th October – 2nd December 2017

Two person exhibition with Jane Ponsford, curated by Jane Boyer

Private view 6.30pm – 8.30pm on Tuesday 7th November 2017

For more information:

http://www.arthouse1.co.uk/infinity.html

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Make_Shift

Collyer Bristow Gallery, London

12th October 2017 – 13th February 2018

‘To fold, to mark, to gather, to collect, to surround, to encircle, to hang, to distribute, to systematize, to simplify, to distill, to remove, to discard, to disarrange, to modulate, to mix, to bond, to stretch, to join, to repair, to expand. to continue…

Fifty years ago, artist Richard Serra created the artwork Verb List that became a road map for his own process of making and an influence on the work of many others since. The abridged verb list above emphasizes a compelling attitude towards creativity (or even curating) epitomized by actions, processes and the ideas underpinning Make_Shift.

The artists in Make_Shift, manipulate and modify different mediums and processes; assembling, layering and collaging both literally and conceptually to disrupt our expectations of objects and images.’

Exhibition curated by Rosalind David

For more information and to RSVP to the private view on Wednesday 11th October 2017:

https://www.collyerbristow.com/item/2086-make-shift

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Painting [Now]

Studio One Gallery, London

21st – 30th April 2017

SQ5 (Square Root) has been selected for ‘Painting [Now]‘, an exhibition celebrating paint at Studio One Gallery.

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Three100

Second Floor Studios & Arts campaign to fund the purchase of 30,000 sq ft of commercial in Deptford to fit out into 80 artists studios.

Happy to be supporting the fundraising with my painting HV4 (Kintsukuroi).

Exhibition at no format Gallery 14th – 30th April 2017

For more information:

http://www.secondfloor.co.uk/three100/three100/exhibition.aspx

Catalogue: http://www.secondfloor.co.uk/three100/pdfcatalogue.aspx

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23rd September 2016

Axisweb’s #Five2Watch : Process

‘This week we select five works which use or consider different processes, featuring ’Nikkita Morgan, Emily Hesse, Laura Onions, Dominic Mason and Gemma Cossey.’

Link below:

http://www.axisweb.org/thinking-and-ideas/2016/09/five2watch-process/

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Looking Up

studio 1.1, London

5th – 28th August 2016

Artists:

Mark Bell, Anna Jung Seo, Anne Parfitt, Emma Coop, Eugenia Cuellar, Sarah Knill-Jones, Gemma Cossey, Lorraine Robbins, Marianne Shorten, Olha Pryymak, Soozy Roberts, Julie Caves, Wayne Clough, Emma Tod, Hitomi Kammai, Wendy Saunders, Ruth Philo, David Sullivan, Paula MacArthur, Heidi Ferid, Fernando Leon-Guiu, Stephen Buckeridge, Etienne de Villiers, Sacha Meaden, Madi Acharya-Baskerville, Richard Harris, Russell Terry, Kelly Sweeney. Deborah Westmancoat, Cool Diabang Mory

For the studio 1.1 members’ Summer show a call out was made for work on an anti-austerity theme, for art that shocks, startles, or which promotes a spirit of exuberance, indiscipline, or excess. Following the referendum result, it was added that anything with a European edge would be considered particularly favourably.

With this in mind, and in the midst of the post EU referendum non-stop news and disbelief, I made a piece of work entitled ’Atomium 30/6/16′ using mixed media including drawings and collages made whilst in France and Spain, and EU Parlamentarium merchandise following a recent visit to Brussels.

Text from the Atomium website: ( http://m.atomium.be/Brussels.aspx )

‘The building was designed and constructed on the occasion of the Brussels World’s Fair (1958), for which it was the flagship building and emblem.

With the slogan A world view – a new Humanism, Expo’58 was the first of its kind after the Second World War. This global event itself reflects the aspirations of the age, such as humanism, world peace, a better life thanks to scientific and technological progress.’

for more information about the exhibition: http://www.studio1-1.co.uk

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Summer Salon 2016

Lubomirov/Angus-Hughes, London

24th July – 14th August 2016

The 2016 Summer Salon is the second annual summer open-door exhibition and fundraiser for the Lubomirov/Angus-Hughes gallery, curated by Sanmartino, Mangrai, Lubomirov, Falbo, Damary, Bleeker, Angus-Hughes

Artists:

To find out more go to www.lubomirov-angus-hughes.com/Summer-Salon-2016

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John Moores Painting Prize 2016

Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool

9th July – 27th November 2016

Open to all painters in the UK, works for the exhibition have been selected anonymously by an independent jury. The Prize continues to honour the principles of open submission and democratic selection. The jurors for the Prize were: Gillian Carnegie, Richard Davey, Ansel Krut, Phoebe Unwin and Ding Yi.

Selected artists:

Talar Aghbashian, Tristan Barlow, Karl Bielik, Gabriella Boyd, Julian Brown, Nici Bungey, Bernard Charnley, Julie Cockburn, James Collins, Gemma Cossey, Ben Cove, Graham Crowley, William Dick, Sarah Dwyer, Bella Easton, Róisín Fogarty, Michael Ginsborg, Juliet Goodden, Steph Goodger, Christopher Hanlon, Linda Hemmersbach, Thom Trojanowski Hobson, Ira Hoffecker, Benjamin Jamie, Benjamin Jenner, Gareth Kemp, Nicholas Kulkarni, George Lloyd-Jones, Enzo Marra, Lee Marshall, Sneh Mehta, Nicholas Middleton, Nancy Milner, Frank Minoprio, Steve Moberly, Donal Moloney, David Murphy, Ewan Murray, Laurence Owen, Selma Parlour, Mandy Payne, playpaint, Alex Rennie, Tim Renshaw, Lizi Sánchez, Shaan Syed, Michael Simpson, John Stark, Duncan Swann, EmmaTalbot, Julia Warr, Richard Kenton Webb, Simon Williams, Mary Wood

For more information on the John Moores Painting Prize please click on the link below:

http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/walker/johnmoores/jm2016/index.aspx

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ART/Converters! 2016

studio 1.1, London

5th – 28th February

Biennial Fundraiser, all works donated by studio 1.1′s past, present and future artists for sale at the price of £200

STEPHEN HARWOOD, DAVID TURNER, PLAYPAINT, SARAH LESLIE, MATTHIAS NEUMANN, VANESSA JACKSON RA, EUGENIA CUELLAR, ROSS WALKER, MICHAELA ZIMMER, JULIA KEENAN, CHRISTOPHER CAMPBELL, ALBERT IRVIN RA, LISA McKENDRICK, SUE KENNINGTON, PATRICK GALWAY, DAVID BEN WHITE, CLARE PRICE, YVES BEAUMONT, CALUM F KERR, JAY CLOTH, JOHN TINEY, PAUL SAVAGE, STUART BARNES, STEPHEN BUCKERIDGE, NICHOLAS LOCKYER, DOMINGO ARJONILLA, GRETCHEN GERAETS, LORRAINE ROBBINS, SARAH KNILL JONES, EMA O’DONOVAN, ETIENNE DE VILLIERS, CAMILLA BRUETON, PIPPA GATTY, BRUCE INGRAM, MARIANNE SHORTEN, GEMMA COSSEY, CHRISTOPHER BOND, DANIEL LEHAN, GRAHAM CARRICK, MARTA BOROS, RITVA RAISALOS, BOL MARJORAM, RICHARD BATEMAN, GASPER JEMEC, PETER SYLVEIRE, FERNANDO LEON-GUIU, PAIGE PERKINS, DANIEL DEVLIN, MARY RENNER, ALISON LUMB, JOHN & SISSY HUGHES, DAVID MICHEAUD, ANDY HARPER, SACHA MEADEN, DOMINIQUE ROMEYER, RUTH PHILO, MARCUS COPE, JACQUELINE UTLEY, J. A. NICHOLLS, COLIN ALLEN, MARK ADAMS, LYLE PERKINS, CEES KRIJNEN, SARAH MCKENZIE, MARK BELL, JOSEPH CARTWRIGHT, JULIE CAVES

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Voxel Gallery

Online gallery featured artist for January – February 2016

http://www.voxelgallery.co.uk/current-exhibition/4591444987

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The London Group Open Exhibition 2015 (Part Two)

The Cello Factory, London

Part one: 13th – 23rd October 2015
Part two: 27th October - 6th November 2015

Halves II (Continuum) has been selected for part two of The London Group Open exhibition.

The UK’s longest-running and most prestigious artists’ collective, The London Group, has announced the artists selected from open call, to exhibit alongside its members, in the 82nd London Group Open. From the highest ever number of submissions, the London Group Selection Committee – which consist of existing member artists – selected 71 artists to each exhibit a work across two exhibitions at The Cello Factory, London from 13 – 23 October and 27 October – 6 November 2015.

Artists selected for part one:

Kay Bainbridge, Alex Bunn, Lynn Carter, Lucy Cash, Tim Craven, Jereme Crow, Jeff Dellow, Cadi Froehlich, Nicholas Gentilli, Steph Goodger, A Hampson, Alexandra Harley, Martin Heron, David Hogan, Michael Johnson, Susie Koren, Luce, Mark Lungley, Karolina Magnusson-Murray, James Milne, Liz Rajmohani Mundle, Dominic Negus, Simon Nicholas, Claire Parrish, Susan Petticrew, Charlie Schaffer, Aindreas Scholz, Jessie Sheffield, YiMiao Shih, Angela Smith, Almuth Tebbenhoff, Eithne Twomey, Anne Wallace, Ziling Wang, Emma Witter, Qinrun Yu

Artists selected for part two:

Susan Absolon, Amanda Ansell, Belinda Bailey, Louise Balaam, Amanda Benson, Orlanda Broom, Stephen Carley, Gemma Cossey, Stathis Dimitriadis, Caitriona Dunnett, Andrew Ekins, Saliha Elhoussaini, Kristian Evju, Sharon Hall, David Hamilton, Kaori Homma, Jae Jo, Judith Jones, Arthur Lanyon, Rosie Leventon, Hywel Livingstone, Natasha Malik, Enzo Marra, Ryota Matsumoto, George Meyrick, Darren Nisbett, Richard Proctor, Sue Ridge, Richard Starbuck, Amanda Tseng, Laurence Wale, Lois Wallace, Zheni Warner, Christine Watson, Eleanor Wood

The exhibition will be dedicated to former London Group member, Albert Irvin OBE RA, who sadly passed away this year. Albert was a member of the Group for 50 years. His work will be on display during both parts of the exhibition.

For more information:

http://www.thelondongroup.com/press/pr12_Open2015_selection.pdf

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Lines for Agnes

9 Contemporary Painters in Dialogue with Agnes Martin

There will be a discussion event on the last day of the exhibition on Saturday 31st October at 2pm. Please click on the link below for more information and for a link to an essay by Terry Greene:

http://www.contemporarybritishpainting.com/wordpress/?cat=1

Exhibition catalogue:

http://issuu.com/ruthphilo/docs/lines_for_agnes_publication/1

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Griffin Gallery Open

Griffin Gallery, London

23rd July – 21st August 2015

The Open offers three prizes for outstanding work, the Conté à Paris Drawing Prize, the Liquitex Acrylic Painting Prize and the Winsor & Newton Pating Prize. On the judging panel were painter Ian Davenport, Saatchi Gallery Chief Executive Nigel Hurst and Griffin Gallery Director Becca Pelly-Fry. The aim of their selection was to reward innovation, skill and commitment to practise and they have selected 99 artworks for the exhibition by 93 artists.

My painting ‘No. 9 Phthalo blue & raw umber’ was selected for the exhibition in the Liquitex Acrylic Painting category.

Exhibiting artists:

Justyna Adamczy, Iain Andrews, Catherine Anyango, Tristram Aver, Sandra Beccarelli, Fakhri Bismanto Bohang, Orlanda Broom, Stephen Buckeridge, Lindsey Bull, Teresa Byrne, Irene Caddick, Jason Carr, John Carroll, Kennis Chan, Ting-Tong Chang, Nicholas Cheeseman, Helen Clark, Daniel Cooke, Gemma Cossey, Paul Dixon, Susanna Douglas, Sharon Drew, Rebecca Duquenoy, Oliver Durcan, Radyslav Dziuba, Bella Easton, Kristian Evju, Alice Forward, Freya Gabie, Elena Garcia de la Fuente, Tim Garwood, ?ukasz Gierlak, Richard Goold, Alastair Gordon, Julie Graves, Jonny Green, Beatrice Haines, Marie Harnett, Caroline Jane Harris, Andrew Hladky, Sam Hodge, Marguerite Horner, Barbara Howey, Jill Iliffe, Lottie Jackson-Eeles, Patrícia Jagicza, Alzbeta Jaresova, Yucheng Ji, Victoria Jones, Marek Jurciak, Ilona Kiss, Ayse Kucuk, Juliette Losq, Katherine Lubar, Jo Lynch, Alex March, Lucy Marks, Elin Melberg, Rob Miles, Federico Miró Jurado, Julie Moss, J. Carlos Naranjo, Barbara Nicholls, Jun Ogata, Roy Osborne, Jack Dennis Otway, Sarah Pager, Selma Parlour, Charley Peters, Leo Poloniecki, Ana Popescu, Sam Pullen, Tim Ralston, Beckie Reed, Reka Ritt, Julian Rowe, Joan Saló, Alan Sastre, Tim Shaw, Yukako Shibata, Clarissa Siimes, Alexandra Sinopoulou, Paul Smith, Aiste Stancikaite, Feargus Stewart, Andre Stitt, Russell Terry, Peter Vaillant, David Watkins, Hannah Weatherhead, Eleanor Wood, Ian Woodard, Ruozhe Xue

Please click the link below for information:

https://griffingallery.co.uk/exhibitions/griffin-gallery-open

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AUTOCATALYTIC FUTURE GAMES

no format, Woolwich, London

11th – 21st June 2015

‘On a trajectory from Lascaux via aerosols, our bioaesthetic inheritance is cultivated beneath the inflated sun.
An accretion of stencilled hands in the darkness, then a trillion painted surfaces.’

Paintings selected by each artist. Exhibition created and organised by playpaint.

Preview: 10th June 6.00 – 9.30pm

Exhibition open 11th – 14th + 17th – 21st June 1.00 – 6.00pm

For more information please click on the link below:

http://autocatalyticfuturegames.co.uk

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Drawn 2015

The Royal West of England Academy.

21st March – 7th June

This year’s selection panel includes Anita Taylor, artist, Director of Jerwood Drawing Prize and Dean of Bath School of Art & Design; Kate McFarlane, Director of Drawing Room, London; Yvonne Crossley RWA, artist and founder of The Drawing Gallery, and artists Tim Harrisson RWA and Fiona Robinson RWA.

List of Exhibiting Artists

Rachel Ara • Malcolm Ashman • Thomas Astley • Lucy Austin • Susi Bancroft • Jo Barber • Grietje Beyaert • Linda Biesheuvel • Day Bowman • Fiona Bradford • Paul Bradley • Jonathon Byles • Caroline Cesareo • Michelle Cioccoloni • Vanessa Clegg • Esmé Clutterbuck • Ellie Coates • Douglas Cormack • Gemma Cossey • Yvonne Crossley RWA • David Cuthbert • Toni Davey RWA • Bob Davison • Mia De Azevedo • Nina Dolan • Gerald Dudgeon • Sara Dudman • Sylvia Duncan • Chris Dunseath RWA • Eleanor Durbin • Belinda Durrant • John Eaves RWA • Mary-Jane Evans • Michael Falzoni • Ros Ford • Jude Freeman • Minna Gawler-Wright • Tricia Gillman • Jenny Graham • Ellie Gray • Naomi Greeves • Carla Groppi • Niki Hare • Timothy Harrisson RWA • Sarah Hauldren • Zoe Heath • Samuel Heath • Julie Heaton • Heather Henderson • Martin Henley • Christopher Hibbard • Fiona Hingston • Edward Hiscock • Julia Hutton • Sax Impey RWA • Stephen Jacobson RWA • Sally James • Simon Jennings • Helen Jones • Lee Jones • Olivia Kemp • Janette Kerr PRWA • Tania Kovats • Jason Lane RWA • Susan Laughton • Chloe Leaper • Deborah Lee • Kevin Line • Sam Lock • Debbie Locke • Janet Lynch • Daniel Maccarthy • Meme Marey • Tony Martin • Sally Mclaren •George Meyrick • Lucille Moore • Jilly Morris • Barbara Mullarney Wright • Jim Munnion • Andrew Munoz RWA • Hannah Murgatroyd • Philip Naylor • Midge Naylor RWA • Paul Newman • Alex Norman-Walker • Fran Norton • Phillip Osborne • Alice Pain • Angela Palmer • Sumi Perera • Annie Phelps • Charlotte Price • Bill Prosser • Alex Ramsay • Imogen Reid • Scott Robertson • Fiona Robinson RWA • William Rounce • Jenny Shaw-Browne • Katy Shepherd • David Smith • Immy Smith • Joy Smith • Aiste Stancikaite • Laurie Steen RWA • Mark Stopforth • Samuel Stubbs • Kit Surrey • Rebecca Swindell • Michael Tarr • Anita Taylor • Paul Thomas • Sophy Thomas • Colin Threadgall • Stefan Tiburcio • Mary Trapp • Shelly Tregoning • Ian Turnock • Beckie Upton • Berni Vinton • Christopher Watkins • Lucy Willis RWA • Miles Wragg • Paula Youens • Day-z

For more information please click below:

http://rwa.org.uk/whats-on/exhibitions/2015/03/drawn2015/

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Sluice_ 2014 fundraiser

The Hospital Club, Endell St, London.

December 8th 2014 – January 30th 2015

The Sluice__ 2014 fundraiser will hang in the Hospital Club members rooms from 8 December 2014 until 30 January. The work will be viewable upon request. From 19 – 29 January 2015 the work will be featured on Paddle8, the online auction site, culminating in a closing pv on Thursday 29 January, when the auction will draw to a close.

Link to more information below:

http://sluice.info/fundraiser

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December 12th 2014

Axisweb’s #Five2Watch

‘Our Artist of the Month for December is abstract painter Julie Umerle,
so we’ve selected five other abstract painters from the directory to showcase in this week’s #Five2Watch’

Selected artists: Jessica Wilson, Lucy Austin, James Allan, Gemma Cossey, Brendan Lancaster

Link below:

http://www.axisweb.org/features/spotlight/five2watch-abstract-painting/

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Regulate: An exhibition exploring routine and repetition in contemporary art.

The Montgomery, Sheffield

7th November – 5th December 2014

regulateexhibition.wordpress.com

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RECURSIVE Art Pie Open Call

no format, London

9th October – 2nd November 2014

Horizontal IV selected as Curator’s Choice

Link to RECURSIVE Art Pie Open Call results
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Open studio evening as part of a month-long residency

Can Serrat, El Bruc, Barcelona, Spain

Saturday 19th April 2014

Images from the residency can be viewed following the link below:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/gemmacossey/sets/72157645114357392/

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ART/converters!

Studio 1.1, London

February 2014

The list of artists donating work includes:

AIMEE TERBURG, ALEXANDER BUHLER, ALICE PEILLON, ALISON LUMB, AMANDA BENSON, AMANDA LOOMES, ANDREW EKINS, ANDREW GRAVES, ANDREW SETO, ANNE ROBINSON, ANNA COURCHA, BENJAMIN DEAKIN, BRIDGET JACKSON, CATHERINE LINTON, CHRISTOPHER CAMPBELL, CHRISTOPHER BOND, CLARE PRICE, CLAUDIA BOESE, DANIEL DEVLIN, DAVID BEN WHITE, DAVID MICHEAUD, DAVID SMALL, DAVID SULLIVAN, DOMINGO ARJONILLA, FABIENNE JACQUET, GASPER JEMEC, GEMMA COSSEY, GILL ORD, GRAHAM CARRICK, HANNAH HUGHES, HEIDI FERID, HELENA EFLEROVA, HENDRIK VERMEULEN, HOWARD DYKE, JACQUELINE UTLEY, JAY CLOTH, JEFFORD HORRIGAN, JENNIFER MARTIN, JOHN DOUGILL, JOHN HUGHES, JOHN TINEY, JOHN SUMMERS, JOSHUA RAFFELL, JULIE UMERLE, KARL BIELIK, KARL ENGLAND, KATE LYDDON, KISITO ASSANGNI, LAURA FISHMAN, LISA McKENDRICK, LORENZO BELENGUER, LORRAINE ROBBINS, LUCINDA OESTREICHER, MANDY WILLIAMS, MANUELA VIEZZER, MARCUS COPE, MICHAEL BARTLETT, MICHAELA ZIMMER, MARTIN GAYFORD, MICHAEL HAMMOND, NATASHA KAHN, NATHAN EASTWOOD, NEIL HAMON, OONA GRIMES, ORTELIUS DREW, PATRICK GALWAY, PAUL SAVAGE, PETER SYLVEIRE, RACHELLE ALLEN SHERWOOD, RALPH DOREY, REBECCA MEANLEY, RICHARD BATEMAN, ROBERT CERVERA, ROBIN SEIR, ROSS WALKER, ROXY TOPIA & PADDY GOULD, RUTH CALLAND, RUTH PHILO, SACHA MEADEN, SARAH KNILL-JONES, SARAH McNULTY, STEPHANIE MORAN, STEPHEN BUCKERIDGE, STEPHEN HARWOOD, STUART BARNES, SUE KENNINGTON, VANESSA JACKSON, WILL CRUICKSHANK, WILLIAM STEIN, YVES BEAUMONT

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Pistols & Pollinators 2

The Albert, Kilburn, London

23rd-27th May 2013

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Creekside Open 2013 selected by Paul Noble

2 – 26 May 2013

“From 2318 works down to 125 works, how did I do this? I sat at a computer screen, hand on cursor clicking green ‘thumbs up’ or red ‘thumbs down’. My mind was open but my hand seemed possessed, possessed by the spirit of Kurt Schwitters. I was inspired by what I had seen at Tate Britain. Schwitters reminded me of the force that is released by the simple (and not so simple) manipulation of simple (and not so simple) matter. He had an honest eye. An eye that saw the truth in everything. This is what I was looking for. I am excited by the selection I have made. Kurt is dead. Long live Kurt.”
Paul Noble, Creekside Open 2013 Selector

Work by the following 125 artists has been selected for exhibition at the A.P.T Gallery by Paul Noble

Cos Ahmet – Andrea Artz – Helen Ashton – ATOI – Amy Thomas and Oliver Irvine – Marta Bakst – Aglaé Bassens – Dominic Beattie – Jessica Blackwood – Allan Boston – Shane Bradford – Denise Bryan – Lindsey Bull – Richard J Butler – John Butterworth – Laura Bygrave – Emmanuelle Camus – Jane Cattlin – Christopher Clack – Paul Cole – Stephen Cooper – Gemma Cossey – Emma Cousin – Daniel Crews-Chubb – Alex Crocker – Blue Curry – Nicholas Dedics – Aidan Doherty – Claire Dorsett – Richard Ducker – Andrew Ekins – James Epps – Luci Eyers – Hayley Field – Craig Fisher – Gordon Flemons – Grant Foster – Mariano Gana – Natsue Golden – Stewart Gough – Helen Grant – Luey Graves – Kate Groobey – Neil Haas – Julia Hamilton – Aly Helyer – Lesley Hilling – Nicky Hirst – Andrew Hladky – Luke Humphries – Bruce Ingram – Benjamin Jenner – Frank Jennings – Andrew Kerr – Caroline King – Amanda Knight – Alec Kronacker – Tamiko Kusuhara – Simon Leahy-Clark – Caterina Lewis – Lana Locke – David Lucas – Lorrain Mailer – E J Major – Enzo Marra – Maslen & Mehra – Jan May – Oliver McConnie – Andrew Miller – Stuart Moller – Ebrel Moore – Eleanor Moreton – Ange Mukeza – Amy Owen – Nicholas Owens – Matthew Pagett – Jitka Palmer – Kyu Eun Park – James Parkinson – David Pike – Ruth Piper – Justin Piperger – Tom Pitt – Emily Platzer – Nick Powell – Jasmine Pradissitto – Katherine Reekie – Reka Ritt – Dai Roberts – Tania Robertson – Carole Romaya – Sam Rountree Williams – Michal Rubin – Melanie Russell – Anna Salamon – Lizi Sanchez – Margot Sanders – Ed Saye – Andrew Seto – Fay Shin – Claire Smith – Sophia Starling – Christy Symington – Shubha Taparia – Mia Taylor – Ernesto Torres Alarcon – Rebecca Townrow – Stella Tripp – Vanesa van Vlerken – Pepe Vives – Robin von Einsiedel – David R Watson – Gethin Wavel – Ashley West – Paul Westcombe – Tisna Westerhof – Caleb Whitefield – Lucy Whitford – Sarah Kate Wilson – Damian Wojcik – Diana Wolzak – Robert Worley – Eric Wright – William Wright – Yi Xin Yan – Guimi You

www.creeksideopen.org

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‘Discernible‘

Zeitgeist Arts Projects

24th April – 11th May 2013

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Motorcade/FlashParade National Open 2012

Motorcade/FlashParade, Bristol

7th December – 16th December 2012

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Sluice 2012

Hanmi Gallery, Fitzrovia, London

22nd – 24th October 2012

Edwina Ashton / Kerim Aytac / Stuart Barnes / David Blandy / Matthew Burrows / Suzanne Bybee
Michael Callaghan / Cordelia Cembrowicz / Marco Chiandetti / Ami Clarke / Toby Clarkson
Wayne Clough / Paul Cole / Gemma Cossey / Emma Coyle / Rosalind Davis / David Diprè
Annabel Dover / Alastair Duncan / Brian Dupont / Bella Easton / Karl England / Susan Francis
Alistair Gentry / Gabriel Hartley / Jeremy Hutchison / Phil Illingworth / Tom Juneau
Natasha Kahn / Hayley Lock / Iavor Lubomirov / Ian Maslen / James McMeakin /Whitney McVeigh
Hugh Mendes / Phoebe Mitchell / Eleanor Morgan / Emma Molony / Steve Nelson / Michaela Nettell
Kim L Pace / Kate Keara Pelen / Ryan Riddington / Bobby Sayers / Brian Sayers / Mark Scott-Wood
Robin Seir / Andrew Seto / Corinna Spencer / Annabel Tilley / Kirsty Tinkler / Andy Wicks

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Ludlow Open 2012

Palmer’s Hall, Ludlow, Shropshire

Saturday 4th August 2012 – Saturday 18th August 2012

Ludlow Open 2012 selectors include:

Philip Harley, Head of 20th century British & Irish Art, Christie’s
Yvonne Crossley, Director, The Drawing Gallery
David Cleaton-Roberts, Director, Alan Cristea Gallery
Anne de Charmant, Director, Meadow Arts
Lucy Jones, Artist

http://ludlowopen.org/
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Jam Tomorrow

A.P.T. Gallery, London

Friday 9 March to Sunday 1 April 2012

www.aptstudios.org

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