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  Annie Trevorah ANANAS 26 April - 10 June 2024 Private View: Thursday 25 April, 6-8.30pm Fulham Palace House & Garden | Bishop's Avenue | London SW6 6EA   RSVP To commemorate the 50th anniversary of opening its house and gardens to the public, Fulham Palace unveils ANANAS, a monumental upside-down pineapple by London artist Annie Trevorah. The visually striking sculpture is inspired by the historic pinery-vinery at Fulham Palace, a rare example of a pineapple and grape greenhouse built by Bishop Howley during his residency at the palace in the early 19th century. Trevorah’s particular area of interest is human-plant interconnectivity and intra-dependence. The main sculpture's lattice design blends in with the blooms and architecture of the walled gardens while reflecting the episcopal coat of arms. Four totems celebrating the shared characteristics of vegetables and humans complement the display as they rise above the formal planting of the knot garden section. The pineapp

 

  Annamarie Dzendrowskyj Shadows of Perception 28 March - 21 April 2024 Private View: Thursday 28 March, 6 - 8 pm The Muse Gallery | 269 Portobello Road | London W11 1LR   RSVP Annamarie Dzendrowskyj examines the silent allure of obscurity both formally and metaphorically. Her paintings constitute an intangible suggestion of time and space, hinting at a fleeting moment caught between presence and absence. With  Shadows of Perception  Dzendrowskyj responds to Junichiro Tanizaki's contemplations on aesthetics. In his 1933 essay 'In Praise of Shadows', the Japanese novelist suggests that too much light can pollute and obscure our view of the natural world. Inspired by the Australian landscape that provided the backdrop during the artist's studies and drawing upon imagery from the Blue Mountains captured shortly after much of the area was destroyed by bushfires, the works in this exhibition are painted shadows of dissolved and reassembled traces of memory. Shadows of Percep

  Spring is just round the corner and ...   I am excited to share some wonderful news with you—I will be showcasing my latest art pieces at an upcoming six women group exhibition, 'Echoes',  presented by India Printmaker House at the Nehru Centre. I would be really delighted if you could come to the Opening at - The Nehru Centre, 8 South Audley St., Mayfair, London, W1K 1HF Echoes exhibition Preview - 4th March, 2023.  6 PM - 8 PM Guest Speaker - Anna Moszynska Exhibition 4 - 8 March  [Tuesday - Friday , Free Entry, Open Daily 10am - 6pm] https://www.nehrucentre.org. uk/events/  Echoes  exhibition delves into the intricate connection between women, identity,memory, migration, and displacement. Using various mediums and languages, the participating artists explore the rich tapestry of female experiences, capturing resilience and self-discovery amid changing landscapes. The artworks invite contemplation on evolving identities shaped by movement, serving as a poignant reflection o

  The Isle of Wight beckons! The London Group is 111 years old this year and members have been asked to honour one of the founder members. I shall have a work to commemorate Henri Gaudier Brzeska. a phenomenal artist I have long admired. Photos will follow. It will be marvellous to see you there!  

  It gives me great pleasure to tell you about my next exhibition, especially as I was asked to co-curate the sculpture with Andrew Revell. We had a great time putting it together and I am sure you will enjoy it, there is something for everyone!  It is a very eclectic mix of work which looks great together, with some beautiful relationships between the sculpture and printmaking too. I have two small pieces on show, one of which 'Lledr Pava' is below. The details for the exhibition are on the poster -  Lledr Pava   Copyright © Alexandra Harley 2024, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: alex@alexandraharley.co.uk