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 Unbelievable works! |
9 Maddox Street London, London W1S 2QE United Kingdom +40 (0)20 7499 6870 / +40 (0)20 7499 6970 http://www.franciskylegallery.... info@franciskylegallery.com |
If you are simply fascinated by the way art makes you think, then this is a good place for you to visit. The gallery, housed within a brick structure in Mayfair, hosts many exhibitions through the year. They feature paintings, etchings, drawings, and contemporary pieces of art on canvas. You can find intriguing works by known and upcoming artists. Past exhibitions have included a display of works by Christian Furr, Patrick Hughes, and Ramsay Gibb. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The Grosvenor House Art & Antiques Fair |
Park Lane (Grosvenor House) London, London W1K 7TN United Kingdom +44 20 7399 8100 http://www.grosvenorfair.co.uk info@grosvenorfair.co.uk |
The Great Room at the Grosvenor House plays host each June to more than 100 top art dealers from around the world. Browse through manuscripts, carpets, paintings, ceramics, furniture, glass, prints, metal work, scientific instruments and much more. Everyone from enthusiastic novices and collectors to museum curators and experts are welcome and all art is for sale. A charity gala ends the event. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Regent Street Festival |
Room 302, Linen Hall 162-168 Regent Street London, London W1B 5TD United Kingdom 020 7038 3715 www.regentstreetonline.com |
Regent Street, one of the most elegant streets in London, runs through the very heart of the capital, from Regents Park to St James's Park. Along the way it takes in Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Circus and Trafalgar Square. Once a year the street closes, stages are set up and a large party is had. Live music, including both pop and classical, and theatre performances all feature, as do many a celebrity appearance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: William Halliday |
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 Photo: Vicky Chalmers |
 Photo: Gitanjali Banerjee |
 Photo: Abhinav Natarajan |
 Photo: Mark Dear |
 Photo: David L Hone |
 Photo: Lloyd Burr |
 Photo: Billy Abbott  |
 Photo: David L Hone |
 Photo: Vicky Chalmers |
 Photo: Kaigani |
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 Photo: Ravi Komatireddy |
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The art event of the summer |
Piccadilly (Royal Academy of Arts, Burlington House) London W1J OBD United Kingdom +44 20 7300 8000 http://www.royalacademy.org.uk |
Begun in 1769, the Royal Academy has hosted this oldest, largest and most famous of exhibitions for more than two centuries, and it continues to attract huge crowds of art lovers, lay people and tourists alike. The range of modern art, all by living artists, means that accessibility is high. Any artist may enter work for selection, so talented newcomers may very well be hung next to the work of artists of international repute (including Royal Academicians). Art collectors also flock here, as all the pieces on display are for sale June through August. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Specialist annual exhibition |
6 Burlington Gardens The Royal Academy of Arts London W1S 3EX United Kingdom +44 (0)1798 86 1815 http://www.watercoloursfair.com/ info@watercoloursfair.com |
This annual specialist fair features around 60 dealers from the UK and the US, who exhibit and sell a wide selection of original art on the three floors of the Park Lane Hotel's art deco ballroom. Dealers have included Bennett Fine Art, Froyle Gallery, Clark Art, Moss Galleries and Wren Gallery and artists on sale have ranged from Peter deWint and David Cox, to Graham Sutherland and David Hockney, as well as some more lesser known and up-and-coming artists. Admission costs approximately £14, but is higher on charity gala night. See Web site for next year's exact dates. Review © 2007, Wcities |
