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EXHIBITIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR SAATCHI ONLINE ARTISTS AND ART STUDENTS


CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING SAATCHI ONLINE ARTISTS AND STUDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN SELECTED FOR SHOWS AND ART FAIRS


  • Mark Harris is having a solo show at Galleria Aus18 in Milan (29 September - 6 November 2009). His work was seen on the Saatchi Online stand at Scope by the curator of the exhibition Cecilia Antolini.


  • Anthea Bush is in a group show 'Blinde Vlekken' at XPO/WG Kunst 28 Marius van Bouwdijk Bastiaansestraat 28. The exhibition runs from 11 September until 11 October.


  • Elena Bajo is in two group shows, one at White Columns in New York until 24 October and the other at the A Foundation in London until 4 October.


  • After a two-month scholarship residence in 'Kulturbahnhof Eller', Germany, Angelika J. Trojnarski is showing new work at the Kulturbahnhof Eller, Vennhauser Alle 89, Düsseldorf, Germany (23 August - 13 September 2009), www.kultur-bahnhof-eller.de


  • Alex Crocker is showing new paintings in 'Perfect Answers for Perfect Questions' (23 - 30 August 2009) at Factory Projects, The Perfume Factory, 140 Wales Farm Road, London W3 6UG.


  • Oliver Bedeman is in a group show at The Menier Gallery, 51 Southwark Street, London SE1 (8th - 12th September 2009. The exhibition, curated by William Feaver, presents a collection of work from six young painters resident at the Princes Drawing School in London.



  • Michal Cole has an exhibition at Gallery Florentin 45, Tel Aviv opening September 10: http://www.florentin45.com/index.swf



  • Laura Yuile will be participating in a group show at Nettie Horn in London titled 'by product' (6 - 23 August). Yuile's work was seen by the curator of this exhibition, Fozia Khaliq, at the Saatchi Gallery's and Channel 4's New Sensations show in October 2008.



  • Damien Flood is in a group show, 'Dawning of an Aspect', at Green on Red Gallery in Dublin (9 July - 15 August 2009).



  • Jamie Partridge is in a group show curated by Kobetsvasey at Schwartz Gallery, White Post Lane, London E9 (10 July - 2 August 2009).


  • Will Corwin is in a group show, 'The Young and the Restless: Part 2', at Michael Steinberg Fine Art (7-18 July, Michael Steinberg Fine Art, 526 West 26th Street, 2nd Floor, Chelsea, New York).


  • Koya Abe is showing work from a new project, "Digital Art Chapter 5: Analogies", in the "Ingres et les modernes" exhibition at the Ingres Museum in Montauban, France. The show is curated by Dimitri Salmon of the Louvre (3 July - 4 October, Musee Ingres, Montauban).


  • Juliana Beasley will be showing photographs from her new series "Eyes of Salamanca" about Mennonites from Southern Yucatan in a group show at Daniel Cooney Gallery in New York (June 25-July 31; T: +1 212 255 8158; www.danielcooneyfineart.com).


  • Carla Busuttil is in a group show at the Schwartz Gallery at White Post Quay, 92 White Post Lane, London, E9 5EN (10 July - 2 August).


  • Yuri Toroptsov is exhibiting six photos from his "Marilyn and I" series at the 40th edition of The Rencontres d'Arles photo festival in the South of France from July 7 through August 30, 2009.



  • Toby Christian is in a group show entitled 'The Fairy Tale Art Collection' at Theatre 34, 34 Hereford Road, London W2 5AJ (20 June - 11 July). Other artists in the exhibition include Gavin Turk, Peter Blake, Francis Upritchard, Fiona Banner and Enrico David.


  • Mark Davey is in a group show at 46 Camden Road, London NW1 (29 June - 11 July).


  • Mequitta Ahuja is in a group show at Rosa and Rosa gallery on Clifford Street in London W1 (17 June - 31 July).



  • Henny Aclocque's first solo show is at Ceri Hand in Liverpool, 3 July - 8 August.


  • Josh Lilley opened a new gallery in London in May with a group show of emerging painters entitled 'Daily Miracles', including Saatchi Online artists Vicky Wright, Carla Busuttil, Matthew Musgrave, Nick Goss and Ian Whitfield (15 May - 12 June 2009).


  • Angelika J Trojnarski is in a group show entitled 'Beyond Curiosity' with Laura Lechner and Martina Nitsche. The exhibition is at GALERIE ROWLAND|KUTSCHERA, Baumbachstraße 17, 13189 Berlin, from 21 June to 26 September.


  • Sarah Maple, winner of New Sensations 2007, is taking part in a group show called UK's Future Greats at Salon Gallery in London, until 11 July.


  • Gareth Cadwallader (exhibited with Saatchi Online at FORM 2008), Rob Sherwood (joint winner of New Sensations 2008), and Victor Timofeev (exhibited with Satachi Online at Pulse 2008, New York) are showing at The Peckham Pavilion, Castello 1829, Via Garibaldi, Venice, 3 - 10 June 2009.


  • Hannah Dakin is showing in an exhibition entitled 'Travelling Light' London > Venice, at 622, Fondamenta Bragadin, Dorsoduro 30123 Venice, 6-10 June 2009. The exhibition is curated by Debra Wilson, Chiara Williams and Sophie Wilson. She also has work in 'Instant' at Touchstones Rochdale Art Gallery, Gallery 3, The Esplanade, Rochdale, 21 March - 14 June.


  • Alex Crocker is showing work in an exhibition of 2009 graduates from the RCA's Painting MA. The exhibition is at the A Foundation, Arnold Circus, Shoreditch, London, 17 - 25 June 2009.


  • Toby Christian has a solo show at the Fold Gallery, London, 16 May - 14 June 2009.


  • Maurizio Anzeri has a series of works in 'The Photographic Object' at the Photographers' Gallery in London, along with Andy Warhol, Gerhard Richter, Catherine Yass and Wolfgang Tillmans. The show runs until 14 June.


  • Carla Busuttil (exhibited with Saatchi Online at FORM 2008 and at Saatchi Online's exhibition as part of the Concrete and Glass festival, 2008), Aidan Doherty (shortlisted for New Sensations 2008), Matt Musgrave (shortlisted for New Sensations 2008), Jamie Partridge (shortlisted for New Sensations 2008), Paul Taylor (shortlisted for Saatchi Online's Your Gallery and the Guardian exhibition, 2007), have been chosen to be in the Jerwood Contemporary Painters exhibition 2009, 22 April to 31 May 2009.


  • Giacomo Brunelli is showing three photographs of animals in a group show AFFLUENZA at 187-211 St John St, Clerkenwell, London, EC1, 19-28 March.


  • Maurizio Anzeri will have his debut solo show at London's Riflemaker gallery, 20 April - 26 May.


  • Petros Chrisostomou is in a group show at Ileana Tounta Centre for Contemporary Art in Athens, 9 October - 15 November 2008.


  • Shen Wei is showing a series of photographs in his solo exhibition 'Almost Naked' at the Randall Gallery in Brooklyn (2 April - 2 May). Randall Scott Gallery, 111 Front Street #204, Brooklyn, NY 11201 www.randallscottgallery.com


  • 'Drawing the Line' , a collaborative experiential multi-media installation created by artists Theresa A. Anderson and Kim Harrell opens Friday, March 13, with a public reception from 5 - 9 pm, at anderson's art box. 1556 Florence Street, 80010 in Aurora.   A Tea &  Talk  will be held with the two artists discussing their collaborative piece on Saturday, March 14th at 2 pm.  The exhibit is open for general viewing on March 13 & 14 from noon - 5.30pm. The exhibition and the talk are free and open to the public. 


  • A solo show of photographs by Aaron Schuman, entitled Once Upon a Time in The West, will be at London's HOST Gallery from 14 April - 9 May. http://www.hostgallery.co.uk


  • Paul Hazelton has a new work in a group show AFFLUENZA at 187-211 St John St, Clerkenwell, London, EC1, 19-28 March.


  • Leonard Brett has a show at Seymour Art Gallery, Vancouver, 31 March to 19 April.


  • Saatchi Online artist Marta Volkova (whose work was exhibited on the Saatchi Online stand at Scope Basel 2008) and Slava Shevelenko are showing new paintings at the Marres Centre for Contemporary Culture in Maastricht until 31 May 2009.


  • Teiji Hayama, whose work was exhibited on the Saatchi Online stand at the Scope art fair in Basel, is having his debut solo show in Dusseldorf at Patrik Loschert Galerie T40. The dates for the exhibition entitled INNOCENCE are 7 March - 17 April.



FIVE SAATCHI ONLINE ARTISTS SELECTED FOR 2009 JERWOOD CONTEMPORARY PAINTERS

The Jerwood Charitable Foundation has announced the 26 artists selected for the third Jerwood Contemporary Painters exhibition, including five Saatchi Online artists featured in New Sensations 2008, Saatchi Online's Concrete & Glass exhibition (2008) and Saatchi Online's Guardian exhibition in 2006. Carla Busuttil, Aidan Doherty, Matthew Musgrave, Paul Taylor and Jamie Partridge are among the 26 emerging artists selected to show their work at an exhibition in London in April.



SAATCHI ONLINE ARTISTS AT SCOPE LONDON 2008

As part of our continuing efforts to promote Saatchi Online artists, Saatchi Online presented a selection of UK-based artists registered on the site at this year's SCOPE art fair in London in October 2008. This follows our success promoting and selling the work of Saatchi Online artists at the Zoo Art Fair in London in October 2007, at FORM London in February 2008, at PULSE New York in March 2008, and at SCOPE Basel 2008 in June 2008.

The Saatchi Online artists invited to exhibit their work at SCOPE London were all UK-based and were chosen from our weekly Saatchi Online Magazine Critic's Choice and Top 10s. We promoted and sold their work at the fair on a non-commission basis; all money from sales went directly to the artists.

For more information please click here.



4 NEW SENSATIONS

After the success of the first 4 New Sensations prize launched in 2007, Channel 4 and The Saatchi Gallery held the 4 New Sensations competition in 2008 for all UK art students. Students graduating from BA and MA courses at UK colleges and universities were invited to enter the competition with work from their 2008 degree shows.

In July 2008, the four finalists were chosen to create their new work for the final exhibition at the Truman Brewery which also featured work from the 20 shortlisted artists.

The 2008 winners - one chosen by the judges - artist Yinka Shonibare MBE, Maureen Paley, the founder of the London gallery, Maureen Paley, critic and broadcaster Matthew Collings, and David Roberts, collector and founder of Gallery One One One in London - and one chosen by a public vote, were Mark Davey and Robert Sherwood. Davey, who was chosen by the judges, received £3000, and Robert Sherwood, who won the public vote, was given £1000.

Dates of New Sensations 2009 will be announced in May 2009.

For more information click here.



SAATCHI ONLINE ARTISTS EXHIBITION AT CONCRETE AND GLASS, LONDON

Saatchi Online artists exhibited at the Concrete and Glass festival in Shoreditch in October 2008 in an exhibition curated by Flora Fairburn. 20 London-based artists were selected from Saatchi Online Magazine's weekly Critics Choice to take part in the event. To find out more please click here.



CHANNEL 4's BIG 4 COMPETITION

Congratulations to Stephanie Imbeau who won the Channel 4's BIG 4 public art competition. Her design was unveiled outside the Channel 4 headquarters in August 2008. To find out more click here. The competition was launched To celebrate both Channel 4's 25th anniversary and the opening of the Big Art Project Channel 4. A panel of arts experts launched this competition for Saatchi Online artists and art students who graduated from a UK art school or university in 2006 or 2007, to design a sculpture incorporating the huge Channel 4 logo installed outside their headquarters in London. The first three artists - Nick Knight, Mark Titchner, El Anatsui - were chosen by Channel 4. To view the other entries please click here.



HARPERCOLLINS BOOK COVER DESIGN COMPETITION

Congratulations to Becca Thorne who won the HarperCollins competition. Her winning design is on the cover of the hardback edition of The Last Days of the Lacuna Cabal by Sean Dixon published on 1 July 2008. The winner was chosen from the shortlist by a panel of experts all linked by their love of art and books. To view the 20 shortlisted entries click here.



SONY WORLD PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE

Congratulations to Saatchi Online photographer Arup Ghosh who was the overall winner of the amateur 2008 Sony World Photography Prize. Congratulations also to the 100 photographers chosen to be exhibited on the Saatchi Online wall in Cannes. To find out more about the awards and see the Saatchi Online exhibition wall please click here.



CONGRATULATIONS TO SAATCHI ONLINE ART STUDENTS IN 4 NEW SENSATIONS EXHIBITION 2007

Congratulations to all the Saatchi Online Art Students whose work was exhibited in London during 'Frieze' week in October 2007. The 4 New Sensations exhibition at the Old Truman Brewery in Brick Lane was a great success, following on from the Channel 4 programmes featuring the 4 winning finalists. Several artists sold work from the show and have also been approached by galleries to exhibit their work.

  • The works by Marcus Lanyon and Mark Melvin were acquired by the Zabludowicz Collection.


  • Mie Olise Kjaergaard sold her work to a private collector and was offered her first solo show in London next March at the Alexia Goethe Gallery.


  • Sarah Maple's work has gone to the Channel 4 art collection.


  • Louise Thomas sold her work to a private collector and was invited to participate in a group show at the Primo Alonso gallery in London next year.


  • Tori Murphy sold two works to a private collector. Victoria McGeoch sold her work to a private collector.


  • Gemma Nelson sold her work to a private collector and was asked to show one of her paintings from the 4 New Sensations exhibition in a forthcoming show at a gallery in Devon.


  • Eleanor Lindsay-Fynn was invited to show her work at the Salon gallery in London.


  • Toby Christian was nominated for ArtFutures 2008 and showed his work in this exhibition in London this March.


  • Stewart Clelland was invited to be in the crtl_alt _del sound festival in Istanbul and will also have an exhibition in the Royal Scottish Academy in March in Edinburgh.


  • The 20 artists in the 4 New Sensations exhibition were: Mark Melvin, Marcus Lanyon, Mie Olise Kjaergaard, Sarah Maple, Becky Kidson, Harriet Jordan Wrench, Tori Murphy, Stewart Clelland, Alan Chitty, Marte Haug, Freya Elliott, Eleanor Lindsay-Fynn, Louise Thomas, Beth Pearson, Jess Shepherd, Ian Larson, Victoria McGeoch, Gemma Nelson, Eugene Jho and Toby Christian.



CONGRATULATIONS TO SAATCHI ONLINE ARTISTS AT ZOO ART FAIR 2007

This was the first time that we had shown the work of Saatchi Online at an art fair. Twenty artists chosen from the weekly Critic's Picks on Saatchi Online's daily magazine were invited to exhibit their work at the Zoo art fair in London. The work represented the range of work registered on Saatchi Online and we had very positive feedback about the concept of Saatchi Online and the standard of the work in the Saatchi Online exhibition. All the work at the exhibition was for sale on a non-commission basis.

  • Works by the following artists were sol at the exhibition: John Burke, Robin Cracknell, Robert Szot, Ursula Sokolowska, Oliver Clegg, Caron Geary, Caterina Lira Pereira, Cecelia Post and Nicole Morris.


  • Edgar Martins was offered representation by the Paul Kopeikin Gallery in Los Angeles.


  • Caron Geary was offered a solo show at a gallery in Spain.


  • Monika Bielskyte was invited to have a solo show at FOAM, the photography museum in Amsterdam this year.


  • Jaap de Vries and Paul Hazelton's work was included in a show called 'Decadence, Decay and the Demimonde '.


  • Jaap de Vries's painting was bought on the opening night.



CONGRATULATIONS TO SAATCHI ONLINE ARTISTS AT FORM ART FAIR 2008

Congratulations to all the Saatchi Online artists whose work was exhibited at the Saatchi Online stand at FORM 2008 which took place at Olympia in London (28 February - 2 March 2008). 15 works were sold in total by Saatchi Online artists Maurizio Anzeri, Carla Busuttil, Alex Crocker, Poppy Jones, Mie Olise Kjaergaard, Sarah Douglas and Whitney McVeigh. The work of these artists was sold free of any commission with the prices ranging from £400 to £3000.



SAATCHI ONLINE AT PULSE ART FAIR 2008

Congratulations to all the artists chosen to exhibit their work on the Saatchi Online stand at Pulse Art Fair in New York. In total 31 works were sold with 9 out of the 15 artists whose work was exhibited selling work. Saatchi Online takes no commission from either artist or buyer. The artists who sold work at the fair are: Juliana Beasley, Sarah Bereza, Hannah Bureau, Dana Lauren Goldstien, Koya Abe, Sara Rahbar, Jennifer Sanchez, Alix Smith and Viktor Timofeev. Artists also exhibiting were Elena Bajo, Julian Beasley, Derek Buckner, Kenichi Hoshine, Shay Kun, Amy Stein, Haeri Yoo.



SAATCHI ONLINE AT SCOPE BASEL 2008

A selection of European artists registered on the site exhibited at this year's SCOPE art fair in Basel. 25 works exhibited on the Saatchi Online stand were sold at the fair on a non-commission basis. The artists who sold work are: Lena Sadziak, Maurizio Anzeri, Jaap de Vries, Marco Salvetti, Teiji Hayama, Aleksandra Radonich, Angelika J Trojnarski and Giacomo Brunelli. To find out more click here.



CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS WHO HAVE RECENTLY BEEN SELECTED FOR SHOWS FROM SAATCHI ONLINE

If you have been selected for an exhibition from Saatchi Online and would like to be highlighted here please email us with the details of your forthcoming show, including the exhibition venue, title, dates and website address for further information.

  • Peter Root who will be exhibiting at the Centrefold Gallery in Guernsey, from 6th - 24th March 2009.


  • Angelika J. Trojnarski who is exhibiting at the Anna Klinkhammer Galerie in Dusseldorf, from 24th January - 7th March 2009.


  • Pepijn Vika who exhibited at Pili Pili Art Gallery, Belgium from 15th December 2008 - 1st February 2009.


  • GL Brierley who exhibited at Natalia Goldin Gallery, Stockholm from 13th November 2008 - 20th January 2009.


  • Kara Maria who exhibited at Charlie James Gallery, Los Angeles from 15th November 2008 - 3rd January 2009.


  • Natalia Reparaz who exhibited at Artformz Alternative, Miami from 8th November 2008 - 3rd January 2009. Please click here


  • Mark McEvoy who exhibited at Carte Blanche Gallery, London from 20th November - 31st December 2008.


  • Mark Davey who exhibited in a group show at The Jago, London from 11th- 13th December 2008.


  • Robert Sherwood who exhibited at Art Below Zero Project Space, London from 6th - 29th November 2008.


  • Toby Christian who exhibited at Culture Clash, Working Rooms from 6th - 30th November 2008.


  • Fred Bendheim who exhibited as part of a group exhibition at Classon Walls, New York from 13th - 30th November 2008.


  • Zbigniew Kosc who exhibited as part of a group exhibition at Künstlerhaus Wien, 13th November - 8th December 2008.


  • Emma Hack who won the Renault New Generation Art Award, exhibited at Art Images Gallery, from 14th November - 7th December 2008.


  • Hrvoje Majer whose work was exhibited at the Gallery of Fine Arts, Croatia.


  • Aissata Pinto Da Costai whose work was exhibited at the Abbyz Boutique in Soho, London.


  • Maurizio Anzeri's painting, Last Portrait, was shortlisted for the Sovereign European Art Prize.


  • Twinkle Troughton who exhibited her work at The Pure Evil Gallery, London from 6th - 19th November 2008.


  • Juliana Beasley who exhibited her work at La B.A.N.K gallery, Paris from October 21st - November 8th 2008.


  • Dianne Bowen who exhibited work at art.les.nyc in a site specific installation, Wire Trap, New York.


  • Jaap de Vries who exhibited at Locuslux Gallery in Brussels from October 18th - November 30th 2008.


  • David Turner who exhibited his work at the Coloured Rain Gallery.


  • Sebastian Lemm whose new work was exhibited in the inaugural group exhibition How I Spent My Summer, from September 12th - October 11th 2008 at the Michael Mazzo Gallery.


  • Kathleen Fabre who exhibited her work in a group exhibition at The Brick Lane Gallery, London from 24th September - 20th October 2008.


  • Louise Gains who was selected to show her work at the Kitchen Gallery, Cheshire UK from 7th - 28th September 2008.


  • Toby Christian and Carla Busuttil , who exhibited their work in the group show, Yellow Freight at Fold Gallery, London from 5th September - 5th October 2008.


  • Derek Buckner who exhibited his recent paintings from 2nd September - 4th October 2008 at the George Billis Gallery in New York .


  • Juliana Beasley who exhibited her work in a group show from 21st - 31st August 2008 at the Farmani Gallery.


  • Cristian Townsend who was exhibiting a selection of photographs in a group show, Sinestesie, from 20th August to 2nd September 2008.


  • Eva Lewarne whose work was selected to be part of a book of Sguardi Sonori 2008, a festival of media and time-based Art in Italy.


  • Edith Suchodrew who has been selected for a solo exhibition at Gypsilon in Germany, 19th September - 15th October 2008. For more information please click here


  • Fiona Robson whose exhibition of sculptures and drawings were part of the Somerset Art Week 13th - 28th September 2008.


  • Christiaan Nagel whose work was exhibited at the Freud Gallery, London from 31st August - 28th September 2008.


  • Manolis Anastasakos whose work was exhibited in a group show at ADA Street Gallery, London on Tuesday 9th September 2008.


  • Massimo Bandi who had a solo exhibition at the Civasso Gallery in Milan from 9th - 27th September 2008.


  • Sarah Pereza whose work was part of the group exhibition, Dangerous Women at the DFN Gallery, New York from 24th July - 29th August 2008.


  • Ana Pimentel whose work was exhibited in a group show at Galerie DENISE VAN DE VELDE from 1st July - 30th August 2008.


  • James R Ford who exhibited his work and curating his first project, Irregular Pulse, at the Ferreira Projects. 30th July- 16th August 2008.


  • Alla Tkachuk who exhibited at Sevastopol Art Museum, Ukraine from 18th July - 23rd August 2008.


  • Catarina Lira Pereira who had a solo exhibition at Zaum Projects, Portugal from 27th June - 26th July 2008.


  • Joanne Dennis who was selected for events at the I Love Peckham festival. She is artist in residence at The Hope Pub on Rye Lane and exhibited her work at the Chronic Art Foundation from 14th - 20th July 2008.


  • Ellen Jantzen who was selected for a group exhibition, On the Edge, at the Altanta Photography Gallery, 11th July - 22nd August 2008.


  • Elena Bajo who had a group exhibition Wunderlust Berlin, at the Invaliden Onein Berlin. 27th June - 31th August 2008.


  • Elena Bajo exhibiting at the Bimal Projects' Mindless Spot group show from 4th July - 31st September 2008.


  • Francesa Anfossi and Louise Thomas , whose exhibition, Sunspot Mirage, at BISCHOFF/WEISS ran from 27th June to July 26th 2008.


  • Mie Olise Kjaergaard who had her first US solo show at the BARBARA DAVIS GALLERY which opened on 12th July 2008.


  • Keith Baugh who had a solo exhibition of drawings and paintings titled 'Circus Women' at The George Gallery, Newnham-on-Severn, Gloucestershire, GL141BB from 15th August - 24th September 2008.


  • Keith Baugh whose substantial portfolio of photographs of the legendary singer/songwriter BOB DYLAN have been snapped up by the leading music photography library Redferns.


  • Katherine Lubar whose work was exhibited at the Great Western Open Studios, London, 7th-8th June 2008.


  • Marguerite Horner and Florin Ungureanu, who had their work chosen for this year's Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy, London.


  • Kurchi Dasgupta who had a solo exhibition at the Millennium Art Gallery, London from the 15th - 25th September 2008.


  • Rose Eken whose sculptured models and videos featured in the 'John, I'm only Dancing' group exhibition at the John Jones Project Space from the 25th April - 31st May 2008.


  • Mie Olise Kjaergaard whose work was shown at the DUVE Berlin gallery's stand (booth 3FC - 6) at the art fair ART BRUSSELS in April 2008.


  • Eleanor Lindsay Fynn who has been offered a solo show of her photographs to take place from 15th September - 1st October 2008 at the Florean Museum in Romania.


  • Mark Dakota whose video sound piece "YES" was included in the USA selection for the World One Minutes exhibition, June 6 - 28th June at the Today Art Museum in Beijing.


  • Narendra Raghunath whose exhibition of wood reliefs and drawings were shown at the Contemporary Art Gallery, 1st - 7th March 2008 in Ahmedabad, India.


  • Toby Christian whose work was included in Artfutures 2008 held at the the Bloomberg Space, 50 Finsbury Square London, EC2A 1HD, 6th -12th March 2008.


  • Marguerite Horner who had two paintings selected for the exhibition Inside Out, 26th March - 19th April 2008 at the Theatre Royal and The Link Gallery in Winchester.


  • Elena Bajo whose work was shown in a group exhibition Interfacing Practices at the Magnus Muller Gallery in Berlin. The exhibition opened on Saturday 16th February and ran until March 29th 2008.


  • Shelly Jyoti who had a solo exhibition at Woman Made Gallery in Chicago. It opened on 29th February and ran until 27th March 2008.


  • Amy Stein one of the 10 finalists in the Your Gallery @ the Guardian competition in October 2007 and who had a solo exhibition at the Paul Kopeikin in Los Angeles. The Exhibiton Domesticated opened on Saturday 16th February and ran until 26 April 2008.


  • Mark Melvin one of the 4 New Sensations 2007 finalists, had a solo show in London which ran until 16th February 2008 at the Sassoon Gallery in London.


  • Marcin Cienski whose solo exhibition at Fred gallery opened on 17th January. The exhibition, called Testing, which ran until 6th March 2008.


  • Maguerite Horner and Sneh Mehta whose work was shown at the Beverly Knowles Fine Art Stand at the London Art Fair from 16th - 19th January 2008.


  • Elena Bajo whose work was included in the group show Wunderlust Berlin which ran from 12th January - 9th February 2008 at the Paul Kopeikin Gallery in LA.


  • Claire Morgan who was ranked in the top 10 of the Art and Design category of the prestigious 2007 COURVOISIER® The Future 500 list, produced in association with The Observer Newspaper. The 2007 COURVOISIER® The Future 500 list represents the very best of UK talent. The list of 500 individuals, representing ten business categories, was developed in partnership with trade publications and judges.


  • Congratulations also to all Saatchi Online artists who exhibited in "AND, WHO ARE YOU?" at the Sara Tecchia Gallery in New York last year. This was the first exhibition of Saatchi Online artists in America and was curated by Ana Finel Honigman, the New York correspondent on the Saatchi Online Daily Magazine. The exhibition was made up of eleven Saatchi Online artists from the New York area.


  • Robin Cracknell whose work was recently acquired by The Fundacion Sorigue collection in Spain, who first saw his work at the Saatchi Online exhibition at the Zoo Art Fair in October 2007.


  • Joyce Waddell Bailey whose work Jack in the Beanstalk was appointed a Merit Award of Recognition by Larry Bradshaw, Prof. of Art at the University of Nebraska and will now be included in the group show 9th Annual Abstraction Juried Online International Art Exhibition," which runs until October 2007.


  • Nigel Grimmer who had two exhibitions opening on December 1st 2007. His touring show, Plastic Life, opened at Focal Point gallery in Southend and ran to 5th January 2008. For more information please visit www.focalpoint.org.uk Nigel's work was also in the group show Think Pink which opened on the same day at The Arts Forum in Hastings. The exhibition was a charity event for World Aids Day.


  • Oliver Bedeman who had a solo exhibition of his paintings at the Out of the Blue Gallery, Spring Gardens Road, Bath. The private view was held on Saturday 8th December 2007.


  • Caron Geary whose work was included in the group show Masks at the James Cohan Gallery. Works by 30 contemporary artists including Matthew Barney and Yinka Shonibare were shown alongside a collection of over 40 masks assembled by Joseph G. Gerena Fine Art, dating from 700 BCE through the 20th century. For more information please visit www.jamescohan.com


  • Joshua Hagler who won second place in the international Art-Interview.com competition. As part of the prize Joshua will be exhibiting at Gallery 24 in Berlin early this year.


  • Sibylle Burr whose work was included in the group exhibition Hotel at the Arts Broadway Gallery, Broadway New York from 16th - 30th November 2007.


  • Vania Comoretti who was given a solo show Whispers at the Guidi&Schoen Arte Contemporanea Gallery in Genova Italy which opened on 4th October 2007. For more info please visit www.guidieschoen.com


  • Elena Bajo whose work was selected for a group show entitled "Myths" at Air Garten Galerie, Berlin, on view from 8th September to 4th October 2007. For more info please visit www.elenabajo.com


  • Sarah Jeffries whose work was featured in a group show at Contemporary Art Projects which opened 3rd August 2007 in London. For more info on this exhibition please visit info@caprojects.com


  • Stefan Havadi-Nagy whose work was selected for a solo exhibition Extasy-On at PRIMO PIANO LIVINGALLERY in Lecce, Italy. The exhibition ran until 20th August 2007.


  • Shelly Jyoti whose exhibition Lyrical Abstraction- A Room of for Muses -was a composite installation of objects, clothes and paintings .The show exhibited more than 80 works on abstract art and muses at India Habitat Centre New Delhi at Experimental Art Gallery. www.shellyjyoti.com


  • Keith Baugh who's solo show of 30 paintings titled 'Circus Women, Jazz & Rock'n'Roll' at the Malvern Theatre Gallery, Malvern, Worcestershire, England ran from 11th June until August 2007. For further information please visit www.keithbaugh.com


  • Jaap de Vries whose work was selected for a solo exhibition at 20 HOXTON SQUARE in London in September.


  • Rosenah Rasink whose work was selected for a solo exhibition at the Art Accent Gallery in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. For further information please visit www.rasink.com


  • Charlene Weisler whose work was selected for an exhibition at Bloomingdales Soho in New York. The exhibition ran from June 1 - 30th June 2007 at Bloomingdale's SoHo, 504 Broadway, New York.


  • Jasiek Mischke whose work was selected for the group exhibition: A manipulated life at the 300% Gallery in Schiedam, the Netherlands. For further information please visit www.300procent.nl


  • Ben Young whose work was selected by the curator Jacki Lang, for the group show Napkin. Other artists in the show included Jake & Dinos Chapman, Gavin Turk and others. The show was held at The Gallery in Soho, and all the proceeds from the art sold went to food charities.


  • Katie Shapiro who had a group exhibition titled There Goes the Neighborhood at the OneLeaf Gallery in California. For more info please visit www.oneleaf.us


  • Cherie Bender whose painting Uber Femme was selected to be 56th Annual All Florida Juried Competition And Exhibition.


  • Wayne Chisnall whose work Arterial Box was shown alongside Cornelia Parker, Richard Long, Langlands and Bell, Simon Patterson and many others in the group show 'Mapping' a at the Bury Art Gallery, Museum and Archives, Moss Street, Bury, Lancashire BL9 0DR (0161 253 5878).


  • Randy Wray who had a solo exhibition titled Chapter and Verse at the Black and White Gallery in New York which ran from 27th April to 2nd June 2007.


  • Robin Cracknell who had a solo exhibition at The Whitecross Gallery in London, EC1 in June. The exhibition included 16 works by the artist and was called 'the Camera Suture'.


  • Olivier Bijon who participated in a group exhibition in Hamburg Germany at the Gallery le Cocon, which ran from 2nd - 28th June 2007.


  • Orpheus whose work was selected for a solo exhibition gone crazy, back soon at Pirate: Contemporary Art Gallery. For more information please visit: www.pirateart.org


  • Kirsty Harris whose group exhibition Portrayal opened at The Three Colts Space in Bethnal Green.


  • Newel Hunter showed more than 30 of his black and white paintings in his first solo exhibition entitled Tales of Dark and Light at The Art Mine in Port Townsend, Washington.


  • Narendra Raghunath whose solo exhibition Journey was held at the Anameka Art Gallery in Chennai, India.


  • Anthony Caruana whose solo show Translucent Journey opened at the Art Academy Gallery in Malta.


  • Pat Stanley whose solo exhibition, Gaps & Edges was shown at the Upstairs Gallery in Port Hope, Ontario, Canada.


  • Mark Hemleben who had a work selected for the show Blossom - The Art of Flowers, which opened at the Houston Museum of Natural Science. The show was comprised of 50 paintings from around the world.


  • Elena Bajo whose site specific work I believe in fairies was included in the exhibition Destino: Futuro at the Real Jardin Botanico in Madrid.


  • Denise Parsons whose work was featured in a group show of 20 young artists showing new work in an exhibition called New Direction at Wall Space Gallery, Seattle, Washington.


  • Tori Murphy who had her first solo exhibition What has become of the Ladies at Nolia's Gallery, 60 Great Suffolk Street, London.


  • Peter Root whose exhibition Space Invaders with fellow Guernsey- based artist Mary Thompson opened at The Greenhouse Gallery at St Peter Port in Guernsey. For more information please call the gallery on 01481 749258


  • Catriona Millar whose paintings were selected for her first solo exhibition which will take place in the Air Gallery in London.


  • Katy Bailey who had a solo exhibition with the Galerie Arteconte, on the left bank in Paris, showing 20 of her new works.
 
Published on 02-11-2009
 
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