ArchiveExhibition
London Art Fair [Booth G04]
16 Jan-20 Jan 2019
Dellasposa Gallery
London W2 2SD
Overview
Dellasposa gallery presents new paintings by Darren Coffield, 'The Feast of Pan' and ‘Blunt Adoration.’ New works of art will be unveiled by Dean + James, who have taken inspiration from Rubens The ‘Massacre of the Innocents’ have reinterpreted the theme for a modern audience. Alexander James Hamilton continues the thread with large-scale contemporary series of works exploring themes of Vanitas still-life and momento mori in art. Tahnee Lonsdale’s enigmatic paintings are a radical departure from the art of the past, juxtaposed as they are with vibrant colour-field abstraction and feminist subjects looking fervently into the future.
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