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February142012

Anastasia Lewis works chosen for Major National Art Exhibition

Anastasia Lewis’s watercolour work ‘Just Pretend You Haven’t Noticed’ has been selected from almost 900 entries to appear alongside paintings by some of Britain’s leading watercolour artists at the Mall Galleries between 14-25 March 2012.
January312012

Atlantic Wall

2012, oil on canvas, 214 x 245 cm
January312012

In Formation

2012, mixed media on paper, 42 x 43 cm
January232012

Simon Casson at London Art Fair

Click here to read the blog entry about Simon Casson’s work at the London Art Fair.
January182012

Paul Coldwell Lecture Invitation

‘Printmaking – A Developing History’ lecture by Paul Coldwell, Thursday 26 January 2012.  Click here for a link for the invitation.
January182012

Paul Coldwell Review: IMPRINT magazine

Review of IMPACT7 exhibitions, which includes an excerpt on Paul Coldwell’s digital prints described as ‘evoking the human desire to communicate, to travel or to possibly escape’.
December232011

Christmas Period

Long and Ryle gallery is closed over the Christmas period from 24th December – 2nd January 2012. Open from 3rd January at 10 am.
December32011

Landscape and Clouds

2009, gouache on Japanese paper, 27 x 24 cm
December32011

A Tuscan Landscape

December32011

Dreams in the Garden

December32011

New Year Group Show

Long and Ryle gallery will be exhibiting a selection of artist’s work for the New Year.
November192011

The Woods

2011, pigment and graphite on paper mounted on board, 150 x 02 cm
November92011

Paul Coldwell

Paul Coldwell’s sculptures reflect the capacity of domestic objects to contain and prompt memories and ideas. Coldwell has worked in response to various collections, such as those at the Freud Museum, London, the V&A, and Kettle’s Yard. His work responds to what is found and what is curiously absent in the atmosphere of the space. ... [More]
November92011

The Geometry of Nature

Maro Gorky lives in a landscape where the hills have been shaped into shields of vineyards and olive groves. Like the Byzantine icons and mosaics, where the flat gold background represents infinity so that the figures walk forward and do not recede, Gorky does not see the dimension of her paintings as flat. She sees ... [More]
November52011

Katharine Morling’s ceramic sculptures for the Christmas season

As white as snow and as delicate as a snowflake, Katharine Morling’s ceramic sculptures are ideal Christmas gifts! A small house, a bunch of keys, a matchbox, a miniature horse, a pair of scissors, a sewing kit…Pop by the gallery and come and choose your very own. View pictures of the gallery show here
November22011

Katharine Morling Private View Tonight

6-8pm at Long and Ryle gallery.   Download the invitation here
October212011

Fran Richardson in Faconner editorial

Faconner editorial, ‘Art London 2011′ , issue 8, Francesca Barrow discusses Fran Richardson’s work here: http://editorial.faconner.co.uk/Faconner_Editorial/Faconner_Interior_Design_Articles/Entries/2011/10/19_Art_London_2011.html  
October212011

Katharine Morling Private View Invitation

Katharine Morling’s upcoming solo show ‘Animated Life’ opens on the 3rd November – 3rd December. Come and visit Long and Ryle gallery for the Private View on 2nd November! Download the invitation here
October52011

Art London 2011 e-ticket download

Art London is on from 6 – 10 October. Download your free e-ticket here!
August312011

20/21 British Art Fair E-ticket download

20/21 is on at the Royal College of Art from the 14th -18th September. Download your complimentary ticket here!
July222011

Group Show

A selection of gallery artists.
July12011

Last Day of Metropolis

Today is the last day of Sarah Stitt’s exhibition, ‘Metropolis’.
June242011

Gallery closed Sat. 2 July

The Gallery will be close Saturday 2 June due to the Victoria line being suspended. Sorry for any inconvenience.
June212011

A Cut Above: Su Blackwell’s Paper Pieces

Selvedge, issue 37 Nov/Dec 2010 In that place where art meets life sits Su Blackwell, paper artist extraordinaire. In person, Su is rather like the heroine of one of her works – slightly ethereal, mysterious and a little bit lost… Tweet
June172011

Art London 2011

Described last year by The Times as “one of the most enjoyable modern art fairs”, Art London has always been eclectic and cosmopolitan, combining blue chip historical and contemporary art with a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. This year’s fair features works by historically significant Modern British artists including LS Lowry, Alan Davie, Ruskin Spear, Graham ... [More]
June172011

20/21 British Art Fair 2011

The 20/21 BRITISH ART FAIR, the fair which champions Modern British art, will take place from 14 – 18 September at the Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London. It will be opened by the highly acclaimed author and scriptwriter, Anthony Horowitz, at 5pm on the 14th. The Royal College of Art, arguably ‘the spiritual ... [More]
June172011

Familiar Objects of the Domestic Landscape

Ceramic Review May/June 2011 – Amanda Fielding For our conversation Katharine Morling pulls up a couple of quirky, unmatched wooden chairs on castors, which if translated into clay would not look out of place in one of her monochromatic installations. One chair – its painted white surface rubbed away over time – had belonged to ... [More]
June72011

Private View

TONIGHT! Sarah Stitt, Metropolois, 6-8pm.
May112011

Private View tonight, 11 May, 6-8pm

Anastasia Lewis’ private view for ‘I feel like everyone else, I just look different’ opens tonight 6-9pm.
May52011

Dreams in the Garden

‘Dreams in the Garden’ is partially based on a visit to the Folly Garden at Stancombe in Gloucestershire. Nick Barlow the architectural photographer, who is the owner of the garden, invited Ramiro to stay for a week in the newly converted Temple. In the tranquil, exotic beauty of this extraordinary place, filled with lakes and ... [More]
May42011

Melanie Miller Drypoint Prints now on website

  Due to the incredible interest in Melanie Miller’s new drypoint prints at the London Original Print Fair, we have no added them under the editions section of her page. Browse and let us know what you think!     Tweet
April152011

London Original Print Fair

Long & Ryle Gallery will be exhibition at the London Original Print Fair between the 19 and 21 April.
April152011

Lupercalia and Modern Mythology

Essay on Lupercalia, a common subject of Simon Casson’s paintings.
March242011

Art Hamptons

The Hamptons has a long tradition as a fertile terrain for serious art creation, art collecting and art patronage. Together artists, collectors and curators have reveled in being part of this historically innovative community. Each summer we pay homage to the area’s reputation by staging ArtHamptons. Now in its 4th successful year, ArtHamptons has emerged ... [More]
March232011

Sarah Stitt, Metropolis

English painter Sarah Stitt’s show “Metropolis” is her second solo exhibition since she moved her family to Los Angeles in 2006, when her husband became a staff writer on American Network TV’s Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson. Initially, she found the change a huge wrench, especially the loss of her London studio.  She gradually ... [More]
February92011

Dreams in the Garden

The light in Ramiro Fernandez Saus’s paintings has an extraordinary character. By day, it varies from the pale clarity of an equatorial morning to the glow of languid Mediterranean afternoons; at night, from the spotlights cutting through the darkness at the opera, to a bright moon hanging in the sky. Regardless of the light source ... [More]
January272011

Fran Richardson, ‘interior castle’

This exhibition of finely rendered charcoal drawings takes the celebrated 1579 book by the mystic St Teresa of Avila as a point of departure to propose a visual contemplation on perception, memory, and the symbolic nature of interior space. Tweet
January192011

London Art Fair

Opens TODAY 19 January, Business Design Centre, Angel Featuring new works by: Anastasia Lewis, John Monks, Katharine Morling, Helen Napper, Ramiro Fernandez Saus, Fran Richardson and Brian Sayers. 19 Jan – 11-9pm 20 Jan – 11-9pm 21 Jan – 11-7pm 22 Jan – 10-7pm 23 Jan – 10-5pm
December212010

Upcoming Exhibitons

The London Art Fair, 19-23 January at the Business Design Centre
December72010

Interior Castle

This exhibition of finely rendered charcoal drawings takes the celebrated 1579 book by the mystic St Teresa of Avila as a point of departure to propose a visual contemplation on perception, memory, and the symbolic nature of interior space. Tweet
November302010

Katharine Morling, ‘animated life’

Katharine Morling creates animated scenes with an unusually dynamic appearance for the medium of ceramics. Morling describes these objects as 3 dimensional ‘sketches’ and the true nature of the material is at first, not immediately clear: paper or fabric? It is only through touching the sculptures the viewer discovers the material is clearly ceramic. This ... [More]
October272010

European Triennial For Ceramics and Glass

Katharine Morling was selected in summer 2010 to represent Britain in the European Triennial for Ceramics and Glass. Tweet
October262010

Henrietta Hoyer Millars, ‘snow’

Henrietta Hoyer Millar paints landscapes that are familiar to her, often since childhood. This in part explains her great sensitivity to topography, and the fluctuating weather and light that animates these landscapes. Alongside the curiosity and urgency to record, one senses an affection and delight that is reminiscent of Constable’s paintings of his father’s garden, ... [More]
October62010

ART LONDON – Limited Gallery Hours

We are now exhibiting at Art London, Royal Hospital Chelsea, 7-11 October 2010. The gallery will have limited open hours during this time. Please ring the gallery to arrange an appointment if you wish to visit.
September302010

Sacred Places

The Lady Magazine, September 14 2010. They range from paint-splashed bare boards in old chateaux to chambers of clinical cleanliness but artists’ studios are always temples to their art as Celia Lyttelton reveals…Studios are magical places where the muses bechon. They are also places of organised chaos. Francis Beacon’s studio was living palette caked with ... [More]
September282010

Change of Date for Su Blackwell Exhibition

The dates for Su Blackwell’s exhibition ‘Happily Ever After’ have changed. They are now 25 November – 21 December 2010.
September162010

Where to buy…Melanie Miller

THE WEEK: 11 September 2010, Issue 783. The week reviews an exhibition in a pricate gallery. Melanie Miller at Long & Ryle Gallery. Melanie Miller combines the traditions of still life with botanical illustration…. Tweet
September142010

Gallery Limited Hours Week 14-18 September

Long & Ryle Gallery will have limited hours this week begining Sept. 14 2010. We are currently exhibiting at the 20/21 British Art Fair. Please contact the gallery to check when we will be open or to book an appointment.
September72010

Melanie Miller, moth boy and bees

Melanie Miller’s exhibition ‘moth boy and bees’ opens 8 September 2010, at Long & Ryle gallery, 6-8pm.
August192010

Industrial Edge

House & Garden Magazine, August 2008: Wendy Harrop and Olivia Gregory combine factory furnishings with vintage kitchen utensils and still life paintings of everyday vessels in a surprisingly mellow scheme…click image to view Tweet
August192010

Animated Life

Katharine Morling creates animated scenes with an unusually dynamic appearance for the medium of ceramics. Morling describes these objects as 3 dimensional ‘sketches’ and aims to bring dreamscapes to life by creating physical artefacts. The sculptures work together, producing a tableau of everyday objects and still lives: a table and chairs or tools and their ... [More]
August192010

The London Art Fair

STAND 39 London Art Fair presents over 100 galleries featuring the great names of 20th century British art and exceptional contemporary work from leading figures and emerging talent. Opening Times: 19 January 11am-9pm 20 January 11am-9pm 21 January 11am-7pm 22 January 10am-7pm 23 January 10am-5pm Tweet
August192010

Starting with a Blank Canvas

Wednesday 30 June 2010. Evening Standard: Homes & Property. Click image for full article. Painter John Monks and his wife, botanical artist Sue Herbert, decided to move to a derelict building in Clapham Old Town 14 years ago. There was an earth floor, no rooms, and not even a front door, just boarded-up archways…. Tweet
July292010

Gallery Closing for Summer Holiday

Long & Ryle Gallery will be closing for the first two weeks in August for the summer holiday. Email the gallery for any further enquiries (gallery@long-and-ryle.com). See you on August 17th.
July192010

Rediscovering The Portrait

Nick Archer, Konstantin Bessmertny, Craigie Aitchison, Jeffery Camp, John Davies, Mark Entwisle, Maro Gorky, Phil Hale, Claerwen James, Brendan Kelly, James Lloyd, Leonard Mccomb, Jennifer Mcrae, Emily Patrick, Stuart Pearson Wright, Daisy Richardson, Ramiro Fernandez Saus, Brian Sayers, Sarah Stitt, Matthew Spender, Will Topley With Rediscovering the Portrait Long & Ryle seeks to reconnect the ... [More]