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September 17 2005, Saturday,
11am-7pm
There was too
much happening – and too many good exhibitions - in London’s Mayfair, to
make it in time for the private view of this week’s exhibition at
Fulham’s Lennox Gallery. A distinct change, you could say, from last
week’s experience! So, it was Wednesday last when we ventured forth - to
Moore Park Road, a short walk from Fulham Broadway tube station - for
what would be an angelic experience! There we met Karine Giannamore, who
is half-Czech & half-French – and who is curating the, “Angels – A State
of Peace,” exhibition, through her consultancy, Art Source. The
exhibition comprises the works of four talented artists, who have all
chosen the theme of angels to put their creativity abilities towards.
The artists are Eva Walova-Memaire, Chantal Sore, Hanna Sidorowicz and
Eliana Mabire, originally from Prague, Biarritz, Poland and Peru
respectively. Presently, though, they all live in France, with
Walova-Memaire, Sidorowicz and Mabire based in Paris. So, what of their
recent angelic creations? Well, Eva Walova-Lemaire – who signs herself
as, “Ewa” – has seven acrylic/oil works on show, ranging in price from
£250 for the oil, “Portrait of Angel,” (18cm x 14cm) up to £1,600 each,
for two acrylics, “Angel of October, 2005” (100cm x 80cm) and “Golden
Angel (April), 2005” (100cm x 73cm). Chantal Sore has 11 works –
principally oils on canvas - on show. Prices range from only £180 for
the collage, oil and graphite on paper, “Angel, 2005,” (25cm x 25cm) up
to £1,500, for two 100cm x 100cm works, with similar titles, “Fishing
Angel, 2005” and “Fishing Angel II, 2005.” Sore’s nine other works are
all priced at £450 and each measure 40cm x 40cm.
Hanna Sidorowicz has
the least amount of works on show, but some of the highest prices! All are,
“ink, gesso, pencil, mixed media,” and suggest a lot of work has gone into them.
Her prices range from £550, for, “Angel (red), 2005,” (40cm x 40cm) up to £4,500
for one – with four parts - of a series of three, “Angels (series of 4), 2005”
(90cm x 90cm each). Needless to say, Sidorowicz’s works are our favourites, and
we look forward to seeing future exhibitions she may have in London. Eliana
Mabire is exhibiting seven works, three of which form a group of three under the
title, “Equinox, 2005,” (150cm to 180cm) and are priced at £1,500. Mabire’s
other works range from the same amount up to £1,800 for her mixed media,
animated sculpture, “Red Cathedral,” (76cm x 55cm). Our advice, in short, is to
go along - and join the angels in Fulham - for the last day! Who knows, in
addition to a state of piece, you could come away with a drawing, painting or
sculpture.
MENU A: Free
B: 11, 14, 28, 211 or 414, etc.
E: kjgiannamore@hotmail.com (curator of current exhibition)
L: Lennox Gallery, 77 Moore Park Road, London, SW6
M: Karine Giannamore, Art Source, 96 Chelsea Park Gardens, London, SW3 6AE
N: 020 7736 3326 (gallery) 07956 833 737 (curator of current exhibition)
T: Fulham Broadway (District line)
X:
http://www.howtoenjoy.co.uk/countries/france.htm
http://www.howtoenjoy.info/interests/peace.htm
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