WINTER SALON
Go to our new website http://www.laurentdelaye.com Stephen Brandes, Richard Caldicott, Rosalind Davis, Steven Geddes, Justin Hibbs, Peter Lamb, Bérénice Mayaux, Antoni Malinowski, Jason Oddy, Claire Pestaille, Ruth E. Rollason, Michael … Continue reading
Along those lines
House of Saint Barnabas, Soho, London
29 January – 10 April, and re-opened from 20 August to 31 October 2020
Kerry Andrews, Richard Caldicott, Fieroza Doorsen, Günther Herbst, Bérénice Mayaux, Michael Stubbs
It is too often assumed that art is either abstract or figurative. For some artists this either/or is unnecessarily rigid. Along Those Lines is an exhibition that looks at the hybrid use of geometry in art. Curator Clare Bradley has chosen six artists who play with the infinite possibilities of geometrical forms as elements inside a wider representational context. Each of them in their different way is looking at the unbound resonance of geometric abstraction and what it does to us, intuitively and cognitively. For this, there are no boundaries and no limit to where it starts and stops.
BERENICE MAYAUX
Abstract Beans
18-31 August 2020
Ramsgate
Laurent Delaye Gallery is delighted to announce its new program of exhibitions in Ramsgate. The gallery will mix site specific projects and a home-based gallery.
Our first show will be a solo exhibition of French artist Bérénice Mayaux, a painter living in Paris and Los Angeles. She creates rich compositions freely moving from spontaneous images to meticulously planned structures. She mixes at will rigorous abstraction, vibrant organic forms, and unexpected figuration. Her range of experimentation is wide, and she is as interested in multidimensional space as in intricate colour grades and light spectrum. Her drawings sensually play with the fluid passage of the brush while her paintings are striking for their extremely complex precision.
British Constructivism: The Catherine Petitgas Collection
Pallant House Gallery Chichester
11 March-11 June 2017
This exhibition brings together works by artists living in Britain after the Second World War who were working in the field of constructivism. The works have been selected from the collection of Catherine Petitgas, an art historian and major collector, who is also a patron of the arts in Britain.
Jason Oddy Concrete Spring
Jason Oddy Concrete Spring Oscar Niemeyer, Algeria and the Architecture of Revolution Preview Embassy of Brazil: Thursday 14 April 2016, 6–8.30pm Gallery G32, 14-16 Cockspur Street, London SW1Y … Continue reading
MICHAEL STUBBS Solo Exhibition
Michael Stubbs’ paintings, which operate at the interface of abstraction and pop, are constructed by combining poured, abstract configurations of transparent varnishes and opaque household paints with ready-made graphic stencils.
Opening night MYTHOLOGICAL PROPORTION
Mythological Proportion is a take on the allegory of magnitude, the fabrication of meaning, and the imaginary narrative created out of the void. The exhibition includes works by Jack Brindley, Peter … Continue reading
MYTHOLOGICAL PROPORTION
Mythological Proportion is a take on the allegory of magnitude, the fabrication of meaning, and the imaginary narrative created out of the void. The exhibition includes works by Jack Brindley, Peter … Continue reading
ROBYN DENNY exhibition catalogue
The catalogue for ROBYN DENNY solo exhibition is now available to purchase at the following link: ROBYN DENNY catalogue. The publication includes reproductions and details of all the exhibited works, with additional archive … Continue reading
ROBYN DENNY solo exhibition
ROBYN DENNY solo exhibition opened to the public on the 10th of October at the Laurent Delaye Gallery, and will run until the 16th of November 2013. This exhibition is … Continue reading
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