Harris Lindsay − Works of Art

Megan Piper starts an exhibition programme this week on the lower ground floor of the gallery.

In her own words Megan writes : 'The exhibition programme looks at rediscovering and re-evaluating British artists who have been working since the 60s and 70s – aiming to present these artists to a new generation and to demonstrate both the strength of their lifelong commitment to their work and the continuing dynamism of their recent production. All artists are represented in public and private collections in the UK and worldwide'.

Megan is also co-founder of  THE LINE which is the first dedicated contemporary and modern art walk  from the O2 to the Olympic Park following the waterways and the line of the Greenwich Meridian.

The British Fine Art, Design and Antiques Fair, or more commonly known as the BADA Fair is opening on in the Duke of York Square on  9th March. And though we are not exhibting there this year, we are looking forward to visiting as it has had a big makeover, thanks to the new CEO Marco Forgione and the Fair organiser, Madeleine Williams .

Adam Barker-MIll  has his first solo show with Bartha Contemporary in Margaret Street till 12th March and is also exhibiting in a group show called 'Playtime', curated by Olga Mackenzie and Sasha Galitzine, in the Union Club Studio, 49 Greek Street- open till 6th March.

Adam's work was part of a contemporary show we had here in 2012, curated by Adrian Dannatt, which juxtaposed contemporay works with the furniture and works of art in our collection.  See the link for further information and an essay by Adrian Dannatt .

A new exhibition  at the Victoria & Albert Museum this week is of particular interest to us as we have a late 18th century crewelwork panel whose design derives from Indian sources.