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The James Freeman Gallery was established as the Sesame Gallery in 2003 in Islington, London.
Through an initial focus on emerging artists, the gallery has earned a reputation for identifying exciting artists at an early stage of their career and working with them to establish themselves in the contemporary art market. Although focused primarily on European artists, we also work with exciting Asian artists to give them a platform for their work in the UK. The gallery hosts between six and eights curated exhibitions each year, providing a solid framework within which our artists can develop their practice and profile.
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| Henrijs Preiss, Yuko Nasu, Matthew Small, Miriam Jarrs, Jon Braley, Sarah Harvey, Claire Partington, Koh Sang Woo, Sun Young Byun, Chen Hongzhu |
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Sample Art Work (19)
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"NEW BEIJING: Young Painting from China"
Chen Hongzhu & Liu Guangguang
23 September - 21 October 2010 |
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DEPTH CHARGE: Henrijs Preiss & Yuko Nasu
29 October - 25 November 2010
Opening reception: thursday 29 October, 6-9pm |
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"MYTH & NATURE: Jon Braley Solo Show"
24 June – 24 July 2010
"True Stories - Koh Sang Woo Solo Exhibition"
6 May – 3 June 2010
"Sarah Harvey: The Pleasure Principle"
4 March - 8 April 2010
"Wunderkammer"
Sun Young Byun, Yoo Junghyun, Matthew Small, Henrijs Preiss, Jon Braley, Miriam Jarrs, Marifer Barrero, Claire Partington, Sam Branton, Sarah Harvey, Koh Sang-Woo
4 December - 16 January 2010
"Metropolis" - Peter Michael & Holly Thoburn
22 October - 19 November 2009
"IDEAL WORLDS"
South Korean Contemporary Art: Koh Sang Woo – Luca Sangjun Kim – Gee Song
4 June – 3 July 2009
"THE THIRD DEGREE"
New paintings by Henrijs Preiss
19 March - 23 April 2009
An exhibition of new works in anticipation of Henrijs Preiss' forthcoming exhibition at the Whitechapel this year as part of the East End Academy.
"Thoughts and Secret Gardens"
Kim Baker & Jorn Grothkopp
25 September - 23 October 2008
An exploration of the abstract ideal of purity via the concept of the garden, through the work of two exciting emerging artists. Contact the gallery for more details.
"Regroup" - Miriam Jarrs, Henrijs ...[ Read all ] |
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KIAF, Seoul, Korean, 2010
"The Black Lodge"
Henrijs Preiss Solo Project
London Art Fair 2010
13 - 17 January 2010
SCOPE Basel
June 8th-14th 2009
Art Daegu- Korea
Sesame is pleased to be exhibiting at Art Daegu Fair in Korea from 28th February to 3rd March. In line with the gallery's international focus, we will be giving Matthew Small, Henrijs Preiss, Jon Braley and Miriam Jarrs their first introduction to the Asian market.
Scope London
Oct 16th-19th 2008
International Contemporary Art Fair- see news section |
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DEPTH CHARGE
Henrijs Preiss & Yuko Nasu
29 October – 25 November 2010
Opening Reception: Thursday 29 October, 6 – 8pm - RSVP
Paintings can be powerful things. As a medium, painting has held privileged status for centuries as the collector’s object par excellence, and has somehow survived countless attempts to debunk and deconstruct its privileged position. So what is it about painting that makes it so special? What does painting do that other media can’t?
For our inaugural exhibition, the James Freeman Gallery is pleased to present “Depth Charge”, an exhibition of works by Henrijs Preiss and Yuko Nasu, two London-based artists who make a point of probing the depths of painting’s powers from very different perspectives. Henrijs Preiss will also be showing concurrently at the Saatchi Gallery as part of the Newspeak: British Art Now exhibition - Yuko exhibited at the Saatchi earlier in the year as part of the Franks Suss collection.
Both artists use their painting to explore how images affect and influence us. Yuko Nasu does this through remembered portraits, often based on images from the media relating to s...[ Read all ] |
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| Location And Getting There |
| Angel tube, 1 min | Kings Cross St. Pancras 10 mins | Buses 4, 19, 30, 38, 43, 56, 73, 153, 214, 274 |
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| Tue - Sat, 11 - 6:30 or by appointment |
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