Art Deco - Age of Style and Glamour is a visual feast and a journey through time, held at the stunning 45 Park Lane boutique hotel (part of the Dorchester Collection) from 7 November to 21 January 2024. This original vintage poster exhibition celebrates all things Art Deco, reflecting on the sleek and sophisticated essence of the period from the Roaring '20s and beyond, encapsulating the allure of travel and leisure.
45 Park Lane is a stylish boutique hotel, part of the Dorchester Collection, with a modern vibe in a stunning building featuring a warm interior of dark wood, the staircase from the impressive double height lobby and CUT steak restaurant leading to an Art Deco cocktail bar and library area. Art is in our DNA is their living canvas dedicated to an evolving collection of creative works of art showcased in their ongoing exhibitions.
45 Park Lane is a stylish boutique hotel, part of the Dorchester Collection, with a modern vibe in a stunning building featuring a warm interior of dark wood, the staircase from the impressive double height lobby and CUT steak restaurant leading to an Art Deco cocktail bar and library area. Art is in our DNA is their living canvas dedicated to an evolving collection of creative works of art showcased in their ongoing exhibitions.
EXHIBITION / MANAGER
NOVEMBER-JANUARY
Art Deco - Age of Style and Glamour
45 PARK LANE, LONDON
Through vintage tourism posters, this exhibition offers a glimpse into a past that resonates with the present.
The posters encapsulate the allure of a nation poised to share its treasures with the world. Evocative in their design, they embody the spirit of exploration, and beckon their viewers to immerse themselves in the intricacies of each site's unique history and identity.
The exhibition showcases posters from the late 1930s to the late 1960s, drawn from private collections mainly in the UK. The posters are accompanied by signature objects from the Embassy collection that tell a story about the uniqueness of each Japanese region's tradition, culture, and tourism sites.
The posters encapsulate the allure of a nation poised to share its treasures with the world. Evocative in their design, they embody the spirit of exploration, and beckon their viewers to immerse themselves in the intricacies of each site's unique history and identity.
The exhibition showcases posters from the late 1930s to the late 1960s, drawn from private collections mainly in the UK. The posters are accompanied by signature objects from the Embassy collection that tell a story about the uniqueness of each Japanese region's tradition, culture, and tourism sites.
EXHIBITION / MANAGER
OCTOBER-JANUARY
Wanderlust - Travel Japan Through Vintage Posters
EMBASSY OF JAPAN IN THE UK, LONDON
The Wrong Biennale’s sixth edition entitled “o6. Número Seis. Punto” presented work by 27o5 artists selected by 192 curators exhibited in 159 pavilions and embassies from November 1st, 2023 to March 31st, 2024.
Pavilion: Is It Time to Think About Adulting Yet?
We are a group of humans in their late 20s to early 40s.
Most of us came to the world of modern art after getting a degree in a completely different field first.
And every one of us has at some point experienced this jarring feeling of "What am I, where am I, why am I choosing this unstable path of becoming an artist in these tumultuous times and why do I not feel like I am a fully mature person in the conventional sense?"
So here we are, posing this question: "Does adult life exist at all? Or is it merely a social construct that can be transformed?"
Each of us has been navigating these feelings for some time, and now we are on a journey exploring this together. We aim to end up with a multi-faceted project where each member of the group can share their side of the story.
We will use different mediums and narratives; some will concentrate on their inner self while others will invite the viewers to become active participants and share their own perceptions. Some projects will reflect on non-linearity of time by observing how clay sculptures disintegrate under the influence of natural elements, while others will encourage you to reflect upon the questions of life, ageing and mortality, and play mind games with yourself. Some of us will attempt to look at the concept of adulthood through a neurodivergent lens, while others will present a wimmelbuch-style story about the evolution of communication between artists into a super-organism.
We don't aim to solve the complex puzzle of finding the ultimate truth about adulthood. Rather, we want to create a safe space where anyone who struggles with similar worries can breathe out, find validation and support, and maybe – just maybe – be able to get in touch with their inner non-adult in a new way.
Curated by Alexander K. and Anya Shilonos. Featuring Alexander K, Anna Nesterenko, Anya Shilonos, Evgenia Ignatova, Lilia Bakanova, Mariia Korneeva, Marfa Mart, Marina Mir, Olga Michalchuk, Usva Inei.
Pavilion: Is It Time to Think About Adulting Yet?
We are a group of humans in their late 20s to early 40s.
Most of us came to the world of modern art after getting a degree in a completely different field first.
And every one of us has at some point experienced this jarring feeling of "What am I, where am I, why am I choosing this unstable path of becoming an artist in these tumultuous times and why do I not feel like I am a fully mature person in the conventional sense?"
So here we are, posing this question: "Does adult life exist at all? Or is it merely a social construct that can be transformed?"
Each of us has been navigating these feelings for some time, and now we are on a journey exploring this together. We aim to end up with a multi-faceted project where each member of the group can share their side of the story.
We will use different mediums and narratives; some will concentrate on their inner self while others will invite the viewers to become active participants and share their own perceptions. Some projects will reflect on non-linearity of time by observing how clay sculptures disintegrate under the influence of natural elements, while others will encourage you to reflect upon the questions of life, ageing and mortality, and play mind games with yourself. Some of us will attempt to look at the concept of adulthood through a neurodivergent lens, while others will present a wimmelbuch-style story about the evolution of communication between artists into a super-organism.
We don't aim to solve the complex puzzle of finding the ultimate truth about adulthood. Rather, we want to create a safe space where anyone who struggles with similar worries can breathe out, find validation and support, and maybe – just maybe – be able to get in touch with their inner non-adult in a new way.
Curated by Alexander K. and Anya Shilonos. Featuring Alexander K, Anna Nesterenko, Anya Shilonos, Evgenia Ignatova, Lilia Bakanova, Mariia Korneeva, Marfa Mart, Marina Mir, Olga Michalchuk, Usva Inei.
VIRTUAL BIENNALE / ARTIST
NOVEMBER-MARCH
The Wrong Biennale 2023
The New Artist Fair is one of the most popular artist-led art fairs in London which displays artwork of the highest quality from emerging and recently established artists from the UK and around the world since 2011.
ART FAIR / ARTIST
SEPTEMBER
THE TRUMAN BREWERY, LONDON
NEW ARTIST FAIR
The art exhibitions of Ukrainian artists in the London office of Google at Kings Cross. This exhibition was organized by Ukrainian Google employees to popularize Ukrainian culture and art, as well as to raise funds to help victims of the war in Ukraine.
ART FAIR / ARTIST, CURATOR
AUGUST
GOOGLE HQ, LONDON
Exhibition of Ukrainian artists dedicated to the Ukraine Independence Day
”FUTURE STARS” is a group show featuring a wide range of 2D and 3D work across three different rooms at The Holy Art Gallery, London.
EXHIBITION / ARTIST
AUGUST
THE HOLY ART GALLERY, LONDON
Future stars group exhibition
Curated by Anna Nesterenko, a joint exhibition of artists Margarita Godgelf and Jess de Zilva entitled on big and small battles will be on display at the Curious Kudu Gallery from 2nd-27th August 2023, showcasing two artistic approaches that explore the complex nature of human existence through the medium of oil painting.
EXHIBITION / CURATOR
AUGUST
CURIOUS KUDU GALLERY, LONDON
On big and small battles
The Summer Exhibition is a collection of artworks from artists all around the world. Showcasing a variety of interpretations of the theme 'POWER', D31 brings you this years 'Summer Exhibition 2023'.
EXHIBITION / ARTIST
JULY – SEPTEMBER
D31 GALLERY, DONCASTER
Summer "Power" exhibition
We are taking part in this year's KCAW with an exhibition at our gallery and online under their theme The Art Of Change: Original Vintage Art Deco Posters Art Deco is a style of visual arts, architecture and design that developed into an international design movement in the 1920s and 30s. Named after the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts held in Paris in 1925, Art Deco (French Arts Decoratifs) exerted its distinct style over the graphic arts in a manner that reveals the influence of its love for speed and adoration of the machine.
Art Deco has come to represent cosmopolitanism and the ultramodern. Echoes of this classic style can be seen in Mid-Century Modern and later designs, carrying forward the streamlined aesthetic and revisiting the clean simplicity of the Bauhaus. Art Deco inspired an array of objects from magazine covers and colourful posters to fashion and functional items including furniture, clocks, cars, trains and ocean liners, presenting them in a striking, futurist light. Art Deco posters remain highly sought after for their revolutionary airbrushing techniques and iconic designs.
EXHIBITION / CURATOR
JUNE – AUGUST
ANTIKBAR GALLERY
The Art Of Change: Original Vintage Art Deco Posters
OWE (One With Everything) is an art exhibition taking place over two weeks at Patriothall Gallery in Stockbridge, Edinburgh. Divided into two galleries, one devoted to solo work and one to collective work it displays visual and abstract canvases, prints, sculptures and an installation representing an existential inner journey of the artists, where unity is the destination, and totality is first fully embraced, and eventually discarded as the journey itself becomes the destination. The exhibition borrows concepts and metaphors from the Path of Liberation known as Mahamudra, and shares them using contemporary art language with the vibrant art scene in Edinburgh. It aims to encourage productive dialogue involving technology, spirituality, social and environmental impact and an opportunity for productive dialog and interaction.
EXHIBITION / ARTIST
APRIL – MAY
WASPS STUDIOS, PATRIOTHALL GALLERY, EDINBURGH
One with everything
The Holy Art Fair 2023 will take place from the 30th of March to the 2nd of April '23 at Bargehouse launching the international art collecting calendar with an exceptional collection of modern and contemporary art from around the world. The Fair will offer a diverse presentation of art, traditional, NFT and digital art, alongside curated experience for the guests, and an inspiring programme of workshops, artists' insights and much more.
ART FAIR / ART MANAGER
MARCH – APRIL
OXO TOWER, LONDON
The Holy Art Fair
An exhibition of Ukrainian artworks marking the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
EXHIBITION / CURATOR
FEBRUARY
ST LUKE'S CHURCH, CAMBRIDGE
Our Home: Ukraine
”ART OF EXISTENCE” is a group show featuring a wide range of 2D and 3D work across three different rooms.
EXHIBITION / ART MANAGER
FEBRUARY
THE HOLY ART GALLERY, LONDON
Art of Existence
