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Inside Leslie Waddington’s private art collection

On the eve of the opening of Frieze Art Fair in October, Christie’s will offer choice examples from the £20 million private art collection of contemporary art dealer Leslie Waddington, who died last November aged 81. 

Waddington is a hugely significant figure in the recent history of modern art dealing, defining the London art landscape with his five galleries in Cork Street long before the current craze for contemporary art took place. Spanning the modern (Picasso, Matisse, Miro) with the European avant garde of the 1950s (Jean Dubuffet, Patrick Heron and the St Ives School), contemporary American ‘colour field’ painting in the 1960s, and younger British contemporaries – Patrick Caulfield, Peter Blake, Barry Flanagan – he pursued a diversity that is reflected in his collection.

With it came international recognition, and in 2013 he was granted a lifetime achievement award from the Federation of European Art Galleries at the world’s biggest art fair in Basel.

Via The Telegraph 

Review I William Eggleston 

The validity of colour photography as art was in the past highly debated. Wiliam Eggleston’s photography show at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1976 was heavily criticized, the artist’s pictures being defined as belonging to “ the world of snapshot chic.”

Forty years later William Eggleston is the protagonist of a new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, which runs until October 23. Ben Luke gives the art show five stars saying:

“While his approach is democratic, Eggleston’s technique is elite, both in the shooting and the printing. He might be the greatest colourist in photographic history but he’s also about much more than that. This show is smallish but it includes works that have become classics alongside others that are little-known, particularly early black-and-whites.”

Via The Evening Standard

Catherine Yass suspends piano over BBC Television Centre

Artist and Turner Prize nominee Catherine Yass dangled a grand piano from a crane above the BBC Television Centre as a ‘final swan-song’ for the building, which will be demolished as part of a multi-million-pound redevelopment.

Catherine Yass was one of the eight artist-in-residence who were asked to come up with a work that reflect the history of the former BBC site in West London.  

A crane lifted the piano above the building’s 12-storey East Tower, which is set to be demolished at the end of August to make way for almost 1,000 homes, offices and a branch of private members’ club Soho House. 

Via The Evening Standard  

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Barry Flanagan at Waddington Custot Galleries

Private view: 3 March 2016

Public opening: 4 March - 14 May 2016 

Waddington Custot Galleries presents Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, an exhibition curated by Dr Jo Melvin, focusing on the early career of the renowned late British sculptor, Barry Flanagan.

The exhibition marks the 50th anniversary of Flanagan's first solo show, held at Rowan Gallery, London, in 1966; Animal, Vegetable, Mineral was the title curator Gene Baro gave to his review of that show. The exhibition explores and reveals the variety of mediums Flanagan utilised in this work, including sand, plaster, cloth, metal, stone and bronze. 

Jeff Zim: Some Screen Mods at Simon Lee Gallery

Private view: 1 March 2016

Public Opening: 2 March- 1 April 2016

The exhibition features a series of new film paintings, all created earlier this year, the pieces were derived and inspired by movies dating back to 1910 - from horror movies such as ‘Night of the Living Dead’ and ‘Nosferatu’ to Keystone era comedies such as ‘A Hash House Fraud’.  

James Coleman at Marian Goodman Gallery

Private View: March 4 2016

Public Opening: 5 March- 16 April 2016

Time based artist, James Coleman, studied at the National College of Art & Design, University College Dublin,  École des Beaux Arts and Accademia di Belle Arti. In 1973, he represented Ireland at the Paris Biennial and has participated in 4 editions of Doctumenta.

This will be his first major exhibition since his 2012 retrospective at Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia. Marian Goodman Gallery will present the artist’s early works alongside two new film installations that Coleman has been working on for the last five years.

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Peter Blake: Portraits and People at Waddington Custot Galleries

This week Peter Blake: Portraits and People opens at Waddington Custot Galleries.

The exhibition is the first to focus on the artist’s portraits, and offers a unique opportunity to view those from private collections. The paintings featured were selected by the artist himself, including earlier works alongside a significant group of new portraits. Blake continues his exploration of people, their personalities and eccentricities. 

Peter Blake: Portraits and People runs from 24 November to 30 January.

Allen Jones: Colour Matters at Marlborough Fine Art

An exhibition of new sculptural works by British artist Allen Jones will go on display at Marlborough Fine Art from the 25th of November.

Jones explores the representation of the human body, particularly the female figure. The exhibition includes sculptures that explore abstraction and figuration in a less descriptive manner than much of the artist’s past work, as well as pieces that revisit the subject of Kate Moss.

Allen Jones: Colour Matters runs from 25 November to 23 January.

Last two weeks of Ai Weiwei at The Royal Academy of Arts

There are two more weeks left to see Ai Weiwei’s single artist show at the Royal Academy. One of China’a most influential artists, the show features new works created specifically for the RA’s galleries and courtyard and has been a roaring success.

To ensure that many can still visit during these final weeks, the RA offers late-night openings. On Fridays it stays open until 10pm and on Saturdays until midnight. The exhibition will remain open until 6pm on the final Sunday, 13 December. Not to be missed!

Book tickets here.