Electrical Work on Brooks Mews

Dear All,

Unfortunately due to EDF Energy digging up part of the street to work on the electrics the gallery will be closed this Saturady (28th November). Apologies for those of you who were going to come in for the last day of Julian Grater's exhibition.

Dear All,


We would like to wish James Lumsden a huge congratulations, as he has been awarded a Royal Scottish Academy Residencies for Scotland Award - and will be undertaking a one month residency at An Talla Solais, Ullapool in March.
http://www.royalscottishacademy.org/pages/scholarships_detail.asp?id=36

Also, he will have a solo show at the Paul Kuhn Gallery in Calgary, Canada: 24th April - 15 May 2010 http://www.paulkuhngallery.com/

James Lumsden, Liquid Light Study 1 09, 25 x 20 cm

Dear All,

Julian Grater's fabulous new show The Lichen Factor is opening tonight. To give you a taster of what it's all about, please read on:

Julian Grater’s new work opens a painterly dialogue with the uncertainty and delicacy of the Arctic’s natural phenomena, and through contemplative and elegiac reflection, he physically and psychologically constructs his landscapes. Grater’s work sits on the border of a figurative and abstract style, representing mountainous scenes, weather stations, and the presence of man in the seemingly infinite white landscapes of the Sub Arctic and Arctic North. Grater’s work subtly blends the borders between contemporary science, art and politics. The exhibition presents not the conclusion of a body of work but the genesis of a project that will develop for many years to come.

The show looks wonderful so please come down to the gallery to see it for yourself!

In other gallery news, we are very much looking forward to Sue Morgan's project space at London Art Fair, Islington, in January (13th -17th). The project space will be a development of her ongoing project into fictional machines and their ability to work through language and catch immaterial thoughts, transforming them into material sculptures. With absolutely fascinating theoretical dexterity and vulnerable artistic maneouvering, this will be a mixed media installation not to be missed.

Anthony Francis, whose first London solo show we have just had, is off to Frankfurt at the moment, visiting the German galleries who represent him. We are incredibly excited about the international career ahead of this young and inspiring artist.

The Fred Foundation at Sarah Myerscough Fine Art

In conjuction with The Fred Foundation, Sarah Myerscough Fine Art are pleased to announce an exhibition at the gallery on Monday 5th of October 2009, from 6pm until 9pm, which celebrates art created by children with special needs.

We would be absolutely delighted if you could join us for this special event.

All 50 works of art, on the theme of summer, are for sale. All proceeds to the Fred Foundation (www.thefredfoundation.org)

Sarah Myerscough Fine Art at 20/21 British Art Fai

Sarah Myersough Fine Art are delighted to announce that we are taking part in the 20/21 British Art Fair, which runs from the 16th until the 20th of September. We will be Stand 9 at the fair and would love to see you there.

Should you wish to find out more details please feel free to contact the gallery.

Nick Archer selected for Threadneedle Art Prize

We are pleased to announce that Nick Archer has been selected for the prestigious Threadneedle Prize exhibition in September 2009 at the Mall Galleries, London. The prize is one of the most important and valuable awards for contemporary painting and sculpture in the UK, with the winning artist receiving £25,000. For further information, please visit http://www.threadneedleprize.com/

Andy Stewart Commission

Andy Stewart has recently finished a commissioned painting for a private client in Cambridge. His collection includes work by Tilson, Hoyland and Irvin, and Andy's piece is an excellent addition.