Jealous Gallery

Football!

Jealous will be joining in with the football frenzy gripping the nation by staging a football themed exhibition from June 24th to July 11th. Featuring match photography, illustrated football chants by Mark Long, new Jayoon Choi screenprints and a series of documentary photos by Irshad Ashraf even football haters should find something to rouse their team spirit. We will also be staging our own tournament, with a full size Table Football in the gallery for you to play on. Anybody who makes a purchase during the show will be entered into the draw to win the Table Football at the end of the exhibition![close]

Royal College of Art - MA Printmaking Portfolios

Jealous is delighted to present two exceptional portfolios for an exclusive exhibition. Created by the MA Printmaking classes of 2009 and 2010 from the Royal College of Art, these portfolios are rarely available for viewing and are a great opportunity to collect new talent and upcoming artists.  We will be showing the 2010 box set entitled 'Roll' in the front of the gallery and the 2009 box set entitled 'Reprocessed' at the back of the gallery. 75% of each print sale will go towards supporting the students and funding other printmaking portfolios and projects.[close]

Eleanor Barreau - Solo Show

Eleanor Barreau is a young artist currently studying at Central St Martins. Her large scale oil paintings reinterpret and subvert saccherine advertising images to create humorous and subtle comments on the stereotyped family unit and the visual strategies underlying consumerism.

JEALOUS IDEAL HOME SHOW - 22 April to 9 May

Jealous will be converting the gallery into our ideal living room, featuring furnishings, design, toys and art, come in and have a seat...

Dave Anderson - Solo Show

Illustrator and film maker Dave Anderson will be showing a selection of his brilliantly smutty drawings, films and prints at Jealous from the 1st to the 16th of April. Since graduating from Central St Martins Dave has shown work internationally, recently at the Design Museum, the Art Car Boot and the London Art Fair. He has also made illustrations for an illustrious list of clients, ranging from Dorling Kindersley books to Poligrip Dentures!

If you would like to join us for the Private View on Thursday 1st April (from 6 to 9 pm) please rsvp to ellie@jealousgallery.com [close]

YBAs Retrospective

Revisiting one of the most significant periods in modern British Art, this retrospective will explore the work of the YBAs (Young British Artists). The YBAs exploded onto the British art scene in the 1990s, key figures such as Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst, Sarah Lucas, Gavin Turk and Angus Fairhurst embraced pop culture, irreverant humour, vulgarity and shock tactics. Developing a DIY approach to making, showing and promoting their work the YBAs became artist-celebrities. Support from collectors and gallerists such as Charles Saatchi and Jay Jopling has established the YBAs as some of the most desirable, exciting (and expensive) artists working in Britain today.

Our retrospective will feature important work from all the major YBA artists, including an iconic spot print 'LSD' by Damien Hirst, delicately obscene etchings and screenprints by Tracey Emin, portraits by Jake and Dinos Chapman, a brand new silkscreen edition by Gavin Turk and photographic pieces by Sam Taylor-Wood and Sarah Lucas.

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COLERIDGE AT JEALOUS - 4th to the 21st February

Students from years 3,4,5 and 6 at Coleridge Primary School will be taking over Jealous Gallery for three weeks, showing all sorts of work on paper, the students have worked really hard, making work around the theme of things they love (to coincide with Valentines Day)

Jealous January NO SALE!

Throughout January Jealous will be showcasing recent work in print produced in the Jealous Studio in North London. Under the guidance of Master Printer Matthew Rich, who has previously worked at Coriander and London Print Studio, artists will create beautiful new silkscreen editions, some of which will exclusively debut at the London Art Fair, Islington Business Design Centre (January 13th to 17th). The pricing of work will reflect the January ‘quest for a bargain’, however Jealous aims to combat the last season stock, knock down discounts and bargain buckets that typify the sales by showing brand new, high quality, original work whilst keeping all prices under £250.00. The show will run from the 8th to the 31st January, 2010.[close]

Jealous At The London Art Fair - Islington - January 2010

Jealous will be at Stand G45 in the prestigious London Art Fair, at the business design centre on Upper Street Islington. We will be showing a selection of Jealous Editions, Secondary Market gems by famous artists like Lichtenstein, Warhol, Ruscha and LeWitt and original drawings and works on canvas by upcoming young artists.

If you would like complimentary tickets to the preview and the fair please email ellie@jealousgallery.com

Christmas Show

original prints, drawings and painting by established, emerging and prize winning London graduate artists. Prices start at £25.00 framed, the perfect present!

Artists featured include Sarah Fotheringham, Jayoon Choi, Anka Dabrowska, Ceal Warnants, T.WAT, Angie Lewin, Adam Bridgland, Lucy Gough and Ashes 57

'escape from the country of nine fingered people' Rob Drugan - Installation

Jealous is pleased to present 'escape from the country of nine fingered people', an installation by Rob Drugan. Rob is a recent graduate from the Fine Art BA at Byam Shaw, and mainly works on large scale, sculptural installation projects. We don't want to spoil the surprise, but the installation should be an atmospheric and uncanny spectacle in our Crouch End gallery. 'Escape from the country of nine fingered people' will be open from Friday 6th of November to Sunday 15th November, if you would like to join us for the private view evening on Thursday 5th November, please email ellie@jealousgallery.com[close]

Adam Bridgland and Lucy Gough - It's Just You And The Rest Of The Universe 15th – 25th October 2009

Jealous are proud to present a new two-person show by Adam Bridgland and Lucy Gough. It's Just You And The Rest Of The Universe features new prints, sculptures, vinyl installations and photographs, as well as showcasing the prints that the pair have completed in the Jealous studio. Adam is a graduate of the printmaking MA at the Royal College of Art and Lucy graduated from Norwich School of Art and Design. Both artists have exhibited widely both in the UK and Internationally and are part of several major collections. [close]

Affordable Art Fair 2009

PRIVATE VIEW WEDNESDAY 21st OCTOBER, YOU'RE INVITED!

Jealous will be exhibiting at the Affordable Art Fair, Battersea, from Wednesday 21st October, to Sunday 25th October. If you would like to join us for the Private View on Wednesday 21st October please email ellie@jealousgallery.com for free invites. We will be located at stand J4, and our favourite installation IceCreamVanMan will also be making an appearance around the fair. The AAF will feature over 100 galleries, each showing work by living artists, under £3000.[close]

Jealous Graduate Print Prize

Jealous, along with sponsors John Jones and John Purcell are proud to present the inaugural winners of the Jealous Print Prize. The 2009 Graduate exhibition will showcase the talents of these five upcoming artists chosen by the gallery team from five premier London art schools. The selected winners are Andrew Curtis, MA Fine Art Printmaking, Royal College of Art, Adam Dix, MA Fine Art, Wimbledon School of Art, Erica Donovan, MA Fine Art Printmaking, Camberwell School of Art, Ian Gonczarow, MA Fine Art, Goldsmiths and Sarah Tse, BA Fine Art, Central Saint Martins.

The prize has given each artist the opportunity to create a screen-printed edition with the in-house print team. The prints have been made using fine art papers generously supplied by John Purcell Paper (www.johnpurcell.net). All five editions will be exhibited in the show, expertly framed by John Jones Framing (www.johnjones.co.uk), who are kindly sponsoring the show. Alongside these prints each artist will be displaying a selection of works from their graduate shows.

The artists chosen for the exhibition will showcase the diversity within graduate art practises and the strength of work that is being produced by London’s premier art colleges. Each prizewinner was selected from a huge pool of talent on each college course, making the selection process a very difficult task. Jealous believe the artists chosen have something special that needs to be exhibited and shown to a wider audience.

Andrew Curtis is a graduate of MA Fine Art Printmaking at The Royal College of Art. He produces images of suburban dissonance by blurring physical and psychological reality. Using our shared knowledge and preconceptions of suburbia, he questions contemporary notions of anomie, the abject and the exotic. Recurrent motifs such as the shadow or the Monkey Puzzle Tree, become anachronistic signs of cultural appropriation, darkening the tranquil streets of surburbia with echoes of British colonial activities during the 19th Century.

Adam Dix graduated from the MA Fine Art at Wimbledon School of Art. His on going body of work sets out to investigate the associations between technology and our need and fascination with it. Adam concentrates on the arena of telecommunications looking at its impact on society. Referencing publications like Time and Life magazine from the 1950’s and 60’s, Adam’s paintings represent “a visual language that emulated optimism for a future vision: a creation of a world where the human race would live in a technological utopia”. By morphing these faded dreams with our present aspirations, Adam produces a distorted and unsettling exploration of a paradoxical techno culture, in which we are both constantly connected by technology yet physically isolated from each other.

Erica Donovan is a graduate of MA Fine Art Printmaking at Camberwell School of Art. Erica primarily uses observations from everyday situations to explore changes that we face through social interaction and technology. Her work holds reference to various strands of the life cycle of a product from concept and production through to the consumer cycle of buying and selling. Erica’s work gives a playful twist to the everyday object.

Ian Gonczarow graduated from Goldsmiths with a MA in Fine Art. Currently working in London and Moscow, Ian’s work focuses on the examination and manipulation of the various representations and manifestations of political symbolism in popular culture. The huge gestural brush marks on his paintings, interplay with the heraldic insignia of world power politics and the iconic imagery of Manga comics and bucket shop kitsch. *

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Sarah Tse is a BA graduate from Fine Art at Central Saint Martins. Sarah’s beautifully intimate pencil drawings focus on scenes of nature as they corrupt delicate everyday objects. Typically 'cute', feminine imagery is juxtaposed with objects and architecture to create sensual and textural arrangements. Through these juxtapositions Sarah explores dreamscapes and identity, exposing a complex and intriguing inner world.

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Jealous Summer Camp - Ashes, Charming Baker, Bert and Eddie King

Some of Jealous' favourite artists bring together the prints they have produced in the studio with their other work. Including canvasses, wall drawings, sketches and spray painted work the artists hope to show you how their prints at Jealous fit into their wider artistic projects.

We will debut new prints by Bert and Ashes, and will be showing a beautiful canvas by Charming Baker and a range of original spray painted work by Eddie King. The Summer Camp will run from August 23rd to September 13th, 2009[close]

smallprint - EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND to Sunday 23rd August - 2009

smallprint is an exhibition of miniature screenprints made by artists Sarah Fotheringham, Jayoon Choi and Tarek Salhany and curated by Ellie Phillips.

The show will be composed of over 250 miniature screenprints, developed in the Jealous Studio from beautiful original drawings.

Each series of prints presents a collection of similar images; birds, tanks or people. Categorised by the artists and indexed by the gallery installation these images present unique archives of experiences, places and memories. Visitors will be able to mix and match prints to create their own unique portfolios, recategorising and collecting to form new groupings. The artists will also be building their own fantastical landscape in a collaborative installation project taking place over the duration of the exhibition.

The screenprint editions produced for smallprint will be on sale for the duration of the show, priced between £12.50 and £40.00, we are happy to arrange framing and to assist you in selecting your own collection of prints.

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icecreamvanman

Fresh from outings to Vyner Street, Shoreditch and the Tate Modern, William Alexander's fully functioning cardboard ice cream van will be providing refreshment in Crouch End. Make sure you grab a handmade ice cream sculpture from the ice cream van man on his travels around Crouch End on Saturday July 18th, and come and see the blueprints, drawings and videos of the van on its travels at Jealous Gallery.

To become icecreamvanman William Alexander has designed and built his own icecreamvan from cardboard. It is powered by the artist from within, to make interventions into the spectacle of the everyday. By serving freshly made artist multiples from the van, icecreamvanman spreads a joyfilled art viewing and buying experience. The buyer pays to witness the performance of it being served, for the memory of receiving and for a live object to take home.

The freshly made ice cream sculpture is not edible but it is remarkably tempting, hence creating a paradox for the viewer/consumer. Though it cannot be tasted it can also never be finished.

The design of the van is based on a 1960s model. Production of the van has taken an essentially fordist object which itself has been modified once to turn it from motor car to ice cream van and taken it back a further step towards the handcraft of pre fordist production.

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Peter Blake

A retrospective of the work of original British Pop artist Sir Peter Blake. Highlights include the very latest Sources Of Pop print, sold out editions of I Love You, the exquisitely printed Venice Suite and the iconic Stanley Road.

Rokesley Infants School - 75th Anniversary Exhibition

To celebrate the 75th anniversary of Rokesley Infants School Jealous will be showing a piece of artwork by each one of Rokesley's 315 pupils. Working around the theme of 'In The Past' the children's work will form a snapshot of the school in its 75th year, the childrens work will be archived and photographed for the enjoyment of future generations at the school.

The Top 100

London-based group Fitzrovia Noir in conjunction with Jealous Gallery presents TOP100 an art exhibition with music as its inspiration.

The TOP100 is an open submission exhibition inspired by music, lyric, song or a homage to a favourite artist showcases album-sized 2D original photography, painting, print, drawing, and collage

The final show brings together all the work from both rounds and will showcase a limited edition print of the Number 1 artwork produced by the Jealous Gallery print experts.

The works were selected and judged by representatives from art and music backgrounds over two rounds of exhibitions. The first show took place in the PRS’s main building in central London and the second round at The Great Escape music festival in Brighton.

Having already had 5000 visitors TOP100 has proved to be a great success this final show at Jealous Gallery gives you the chance to vote for your own number 1 and the opportunity of winning an original art work.

All work will be for sale with a percentage donated to the Teenage Cancer Trust.

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PhotoBooth

PhotoBooth – May 14th to June 7th 2009

Contemporary Photography

Artists Showing:

Martin Parr

Matthew Barney

Sam Taylor Wood

Sarah Lucas

Steven Gregory

Cornelia Parker

Tacita Dean

Brad Lochore

Steven Shore

Ashes57

Kit Oates

Anya Gallaccio

Anthony Carr

Eve Arnold

Razvan Anton

Steve Lunn

Jealous is pleased to present PhotoBooth, a survey of contemporary photography practice. Works on show range in genre from documentary, portraiture and still life to participant observer and multiple exposure projects. Our selection of works have been executed using both traditional film and digital processes, and demonstrate many different methods of photographic printing from photogravure to lambda. PhotoBooth will include iconic work by internationally acclaimed photographer Martin Parr, the latest photographic edition from British artist Sam Taylor-Wood, a collection of photographic work by contemporary artists Cornelia Parker, Brad Lochore, Tacita Dean and Anya Gallaccio from the ‘Bugs’ portfolio and new work by emerging artists Kit Oates, Razvan Anton and Ashes57. Additionally photographer Anthony Carr will be installing a long exposure pinhole camera focusing on Crouch End’s central Clock Tower. His hand made camera will create an image using a single negative, exposed constantly over the month leading up to the show. Unlike conventional methods of photography, in which the aim is to capture a subject, the final photograph produced will retain only ghostly traces of activity around the constant point of the Clock Tower.

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Crouch End Open Studios 8th-10th May 2009

Jealous is pleased to support local artists project, Crouch End Open Studios. The gallery will be hosting work by painter Jane Human, and potter Jackie Lewis. Over the weekend venues around Crouch End will showcase individual artists work, alongside group show 'Twenty One' at the Original Gallery in Hornsey Library. Exhibiting varied working practices in

painting, sculpture, prints, ceramics, photography and mixed media the weekend event should be a fantastic opportunity to build links between artists and the community.

Work will be available to buy in all the studios, and maps are available from all venues and on the Open Studios website.

8-10 May 2009, Friday 3-7pm, Sat & Sun 11-6pm.

Check the website for last minute information

www.crouchendopenstudios.co.uk [close]

East meets West

Jealous will be showing a fantastic selection of prints from European masters such as Pablo Picasso, Joan Miro, Maurizio Cattelan and Mimmo Rotella alongside of the moment Chinese and Japanese artists such as Takeshi Murakami, Chiho Aoshima, Wang Guangyi and Yin Jun. We will also be showing a beautiful Gerhard Richter print, coinciding with the National Portrait Gallery's retrospective of Richter's work. Additionally we have new work by Polish artist Anka Dabrowska, and a new print edition by English-Korean artist Jayoon Choi. [close]

Nine London Birds Portfolio

We are very happy to say that we have managed to acquire the very last full boxed edition in existence of the Nine London Birds portfolio released in 1994. Featuring work by Patrick Caulfield, Norman Ackroyd, Craigie Aitchison, John Bellany, Jeffrey Camp,Prunella Clough, Barry Flanagan, Maggi Hambling and Paula Rego, the portfolio is a limited edition of 80.

These exciting portfolios are held in collections at the Tate, the British Arts Council, Government Art Collection and the Contemporary Arts Society.

For full information and to view the portfolio (either in person at the gallery or as a pdf by email) please email ellie@jealousgallery.com.[close]

Jealous Editions

‘Jealous Editions’ March 19th – April 12th 2009

In March, Jealous Gallery and Print Studio will be six months old. To celebrate this, we will be presenting a mini retrospective of all our editions produced in the print studio since the gallery opened its doors in Crouch End last October.

The first six months have been an exciting time for us in this new space. As well as finding our feet in the gallery world, we have been busy building a portfolio of prints under the Jealous label. Many emerging and internationally recognised artists have walked through our doors to work with Matthew Rich, our in-house printer, producing beautiful hand pulled screen printed editions.

The Jealous Editions Show will act as a documentation of our development and work so far as we move forward to establish our place as one of the highest quality water based screen print studios in England.

The show will also mark the beginning of a busy and exciting period for the gallery and print studio. Jealous has a full programme of exhibitions planned for the rest of 2009, notably Eurovision, a show of European print works and a photographic show called Photobooth.

Jealous will also be holding The Jealous Print Prize in the summer. This new screen printing award will recognise excellence in contemporary printmaking for the MA graduates of some of London most highly respected colleges including the Royal College of Art and Camberwell. Jealous will be inviting the artists selected to work in our studio and to produce a Jealous edition with Matthew Rich. The resulting editions and other works by MA students will be exhibited together in a graduate show later this year. John Jones is the main sponsor of the show and will be providing their finest quality museum standard frames for the prize winners.

All our artists, from our very first Jealous print created by Michael Palmieri, to the latest works by Angie Lewin and Ceal Warnants will be on show. Other featured artists will include Ashes 57, James Flames, Adam Bridgland, Lucy Gough, Jeni Snell, Eddie King, Anka Dabrowska, Adam Koukoudakis, Samson Kambalu, Mighty Monkey, Razvan Anton, Chris Ould, T*WAT, Bert, Mike Marcus, Olivier Kosta Thefaine and Jealous INC.

Many of our editions are coming to the end of their run, so the show may well be the last chance to get your hands on these limited works before they sell out.

For more information on Jealous print editions and the print studio please contact the gallery on 020 8347 7688 or email info@jealousgallery.com

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Sketch Show

‘Sketchshow’ February 19th – March 16th 2009

Jealous Gallery is proud to present the exhibition ‘Sketchshow’, bringing together a number of the most exciting artists working in the drawn medium today. The gallery will be exhibiting new drawings and prints by Steven Gregory, Francis Richardson, Lloyd Durling, Razvan Anton, Chris Ould, Jayoon Choi, Liz Charsley-Jory, Jack Kettlewell, Kwai Lau, Anka Dabrowska, Jeni Snell, Greg Derham, John Bolton, Glen Williams, Ceal Warnants, Angie Lewin and Giulia Resteghini to name a few. All are emerging artists that are fast growing in reputation within the art world.

At Jealous we do not believe in the barriers and tags that mean the various artistic mediums are separated. We look to create interesting dialogues and relationships between the mediums. In this show we will be exploring a number of relationships, for example the original drawing and printmaking and the drawn mark within a printed work and that directly onto a piece of paper.

For the show Jealous have commissioned four new printed editions, all produced in house at our print studio. The editions have been created by Razvan Anton, Chris Ould, Ceal Warnants and Angie Lewin. We wanted to use a range of drawing and print techniques and the four artists we have chosen have very different approaches to the medium. Razvan Anton makes dominating graphite works of industrial objects, Chris Ould draws directly from photographs on the computer to create new visions of crime scenes and Ceal Warnants tampers with book illustrations from a bygone era to create miscued versions of reality. Our final edition is by Angie Lewin who creates stylized works of the natural environment, particularly of Norfolk and the Cairngorms, where she spends much of her time. Although Angie has produced many woodcuts and lithographs, she has not worked with screen print and Jealous are delighted to be producing her first one in the studio.

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USA PRINT SHOW

American Print Show - January 22nd to February 15th 2009.

Featuring legendary American artists our selection of prints will cover all the key movements in American art, from the sixties to the noughties. Restaging one of the key theoretical debates of modern American art, Minimalism vs Pop, we will be showing Ellsworth Kelly, Sol Lewitt and Frank Stella alongside Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Indiana. We we also be presenting works that chart the narrative of expressionism, from the Abstract Expressionism of Cy Twombly, through Jim Dine, to the Neo-Expressionism of Jean Michel Basquiat.

Highlights of the show will include a series of four huge Basquiat screenprints, a rare Warhol xerox print of Chairman Mao, and a Keith Haring lithograph from the Story of Red and Blue series.

For the final few days of the show we will be providing Valentines Day inspiration with an exclusive showing of the entire Robert Indiana portfolio of his iconic Book of Love. [close]

Ben Kustow - Obama Tuesday

Ben is currently a first year student at Central St Martins, where his practice is focussed on 2D work. Jealous is very pleased to be showing his most recent project, a large scale oil portrait of Barack Obama, on Inauguration Day, Tuesday January 20th.

Ben's portrait of the new American president has provoked an astonishing and very positive reaction from the public during its travels around North London. The story of the making of the painting and an account of the public response it has tapped into will be featured in the Guardian section G2 on Monday 19th January.

Ben works in thin oil paint on canvas. He was attracted by Obama’s face, the openess, the honesty, the direct look. Ben says he painted Obama in blue “because I saw it as a blueprint of something big that was about to happen. When I think of Obama, I think of the usual stuff- hope, love...we've been waiting so long for this day to happen.” He paints directly in squares without graphical aids such as projection equipment, resizing his images using grids and drawing by eye. The remnants of the grid in Ben's work indicate his working practice and reveal the painterly, gestural quality of his work. Ben draws inspiration from Chuck Close.

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blockhouse - Installation

blockhouse is a multi-media installation by Anka Dabrowska and Jeni Snell. Exploring themes of memory, location and childhood, the installation is playful, beautiful and unsettling.

Anka reinscribes the Eastern Bloc architecture, street signs, shop fronts and military paraphernalia of her past in Warsaw onto found packaging such as paper bags and champagne boxes collected in London. Her delicate line drawings and cardboard architectural models combine unlikely sites and sources; communist and consumerist, private and public, past and present, memory and archive.

Jeni will be presenting an ongoing installation called MIRUS which is a modular assemblage of flat interlocking plywood pieces which Jeni describes as “like giant Playplax pieces”. Playplax was a late-1960’s child’s-building-toy which evoked the imagination of a nation to construct fabulous fantasy cities. Jeni made MIRUS as an adult-sized version of this. In its recent incarnation at the Delfina Foundation visitors to the gallery were invited to ‘revert back into a state of play’ by building and decorating the structure with an array of paint, foam, tape and mark-making implements using imagery associated with military buildings. Desert camouflage netting was also used to transform the gallery space into a series of improvised tunnels and dens. This brought together the contrasting ideologies of child’s play and military warfare to reference Jeni’s personal experience of play amongst redundant military buildings in Guernsey as well as the stark reality of children today playing in war zones during current conflict. Exploring the themes of children’s games such as ‘building and construction’, ‘hide and seek’ and through activities like ‘drawing, painting, tracing and colouring-in’, the work aims to explore the potentiality of play as a political gesture.

Both artists will also be producing a limited edition screenprint print to coincide with the show, made and published by the Jealous Print Studio.

Opening Hours:

Thursday 8th January – Sunday 11th January, 10am – 6pm

Thursday 15th January - Sunday 18th January, 10am – 6pm

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ORIGINAL ADAM NEATE DRAWINGS

From a suite of 40 original drawings in Indian Ink on Khadi paper with deckle edges ( 10 cms x 15 cms) by Adam Neate Jealous has managed to get hold of a few for your delight!

Have a look at them on the artists page, just click on Adam Neate.

Are they a good deal ? well they have been changing hands at one thousand four hundred a pop lately and rising !

Will they be worth more in a year or two ? I hope so. Neate is one of the rising stars of British art with canvases going between fifteen thousand and forty four thousand pounds at the Bonhams auction earlier in the year. Will they be worth more or less in a year or two?...I'll tell you in a couple of years![close]

THE JEALOUS XMAS PRINT SHOW IS HERE !

Showing framed, signed, limited edition prints from £250 to £650 ready for you to take home this xmas Jealous will be showing works by a host of established, emerging, young, graduate and Jealous editioned artists.

In the show we'll have some great signed Christo prints from the New York, Central park wrapping, the whole suite of an exquisite unsigned Miro portfolio, great prints by Eddie King and Jamie Reid, the definitive punk artists, some very beautiful George Condo etchings, (look him up, a very important US artist!), prints by Frank Kozik, founder of Mans' Ruin Records and the original MTV artist, all the D*Face Street Improvement series, a great series of Blek Le Rat number 1's, and so much more.

So come in, now the scary installation is over and pick up our hand out which will list all the prints we're going to be showing. Most of these prints are from sold out editions and so are sold on a first come first served basis. [close]

ISOLITUDE

We are privileged to provide the space for a 2 week installation by Mike Marcus and Amy Slavin.

'for the first time more than half the world's population, or about 3.3 billion people, will live in cities, a number expected to swell to almost 5 billion by 2030', United Nations Population report.

Exploring the growing anomie in large urban centres Isolitude is a haunting and thought provoking piece.

Set against an ambient late night urban soundscape by Amy Slavin, Mike Marcus places large scale cut out sculptures in the gallery space for you to navigate around.

In conjunction to this installation, large scale paste ups of the figure will be going up on the streets on New York and Paris.

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