Events

After a two year absence we are delighted to be part of the re-launch of Wimbledon Art Fair.

The Wimbledon Group have nine artists taking part:

Alan Carlyon Smith (Studio 111)
Alison Groom (Studio 129)
Angela Smith (Studio 118)
Damian Woodford (Studio 117)
Emma Forrester (Studio 201)
Jill Sutcliffe (Studio 202)
Mike Stokoe (Studio 121)
Sara Vertigan (Studio 263)
Sarah Ollerenshaw (Studio 252)

Artists from The Wimbledon Group have each submitted work to a fundraiser for St. Paul’s, Wimbledon in aid of their Youth and Community projects.

The event is being organised by Sarah Ollerenshaw and the exhibition will be on display from Saturday 25th September until the evening of the silent auction on Thursday 7th October.

You will be able to message Sarah your maximum bids via her Instagram page @sarah.ollerenshaw.artist.

Alan Carlyon Smith and Sara Vertigan are taking part in the Surrey Contemporary Art Fair this Autumn.

The fair offers a full weekend of Creative Workshops, Live Art Demos, and the ever-popular Art Quest for Children.

Jill Sutcliffe is taking part in ‘Art in the Park’ a new arts festival set in Wimbledon Village’s Grade II listed Cannizaro Park.

‘Art in the Park’ combines masterclasses for adults of all artistic abilities, family friendly workshops, a sculpture trail and an art fair showcasing local talent.

Damian Woodford and Graham Hunter have been selected to take part in an exhibition celebrating the life and legacy of 1960s iconic artist Halima Nalecz.

A single-minded woman, Halima forged her path through the London art scene of the 1960s and worked for more than 40 years as a promoter of new and emerging artists.

The exhibition has been curated by art critic Robin Dutt in conjunction with design agency, Sister London.

Alison Groom is proud to present her first London solo show at the Graham Hunter Gallery.

The exhibition showcases a body of new work inspired by her favourite places including the coasts of Suffolk, Essex, Devon and Cornwall, and scenes of London viewed from the river Thames.

Sara Vertigan is proud to present a new body of landscapes at the Graham Hunter gallery.

Sara’s landscapes are painted in oils, using a grisaille underpainting technique to establish tone and composition, then gradually building layer upon layer with blocks of colour.