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QUANTUM CERAMICS Sunday 19th January, 2020
Market Art Fair 2019 Wednesday 17th April, 2019
London Art Fair 2019: The Genius of Juliane Hundertmark Wednesday 9th January, 2019
Join us at the London Art Fair 2019 as we present Juliane Hundertmark. Warmth and bright colour are diffused through layers of underpainting, adding to the supernatural atmosphere of each painting.
Carinthia West, The Pig and the Power Station 1976, 95 x 120 cm silver gelatin photographs Thursday 15th November, 2018
Exhibition opens 21st November 2018. 95 x 120 cm silver gelatin photographs. In 1976, The Pink Floyd hired the innovative Hipgnosis team, Aubrey Powell and Storm Thorgerson, to shoot the ‘Animals’ album cover at Battersea Power Station in London. They organised a giant blow-up pig which was attached to ropes and supposed to float above the Power Station for three consecutive days.
Knight Webb Gallery is now located in Battersea Tuesday 5th June, 2018
Our opening event and exhibition will be ‘IN A SILENT WAY 2018’, a duo show with artists Anders Knutsson and Lesley Hilling. It will run from 30th May - 23rd June 2018
Art Miami - 'Hot Tub' - A solo presentation of Berlin artist Juliane Hundertmark Friday 20th October, 2017
An installation and solo presentation by Juliane Hundertmark (Words by Rufus Knight-Webb)
Gavin Turk 'Metaphysical Rasta Loaf' Friday 14th July, 2017
Gavin Turk's sculpture "Metaphysical Rasta Loaf" is currently on sale at Knight Webb Gallery, alongside copies of the Reggae album 'Use Your Loaf', signed and illustrated by Turk.
Drukker & Webb Collaborations Thursday 4th May, 2017
Following the successful 'Quantum Ceramics' exhibition at Knight Webb Gallery, a new collaborative project has been formed. This project is between abstract painter Rufus Knight-Webb and ceramicist and theoretical physicist Nadav Drukker. (...)
Breakfast With Artists: Nadav Drukker Tuesday 4th April, 2017
Breakfast with Artists is a new bi monthly event at Knight Webb Gallery, where artists, art lovers, and local residents are invited to the gallery to enjoy a light breakfast followed by a discussion between a gallery artist and Knight Webb Gallery’s director, Rufus Knight-Webb. The discussion explored Nadav Drukker's current work and practice and included an audience Q&A.
'Synthesis' UV Collaborative Painting Event Wednesday 22nd March, 2017
A selection of images from our 11th February community painting event.
Nadav Drukker - Quantum Ceramics Tuesday 14th March, 2017
Press from the solo show 'Quantum Ceramics' of work by Theoretical Physicist Nadav Drukker.
Aboudia in London Thursday 13th October, 2016
Soon after I opened my gallery in 2012 I became curious about the paintings of Aboudia, an emerging artist from Ivory Coast (...)
Anders Knutsson at the Moderna Museet Wednesday 7th September, 2016
Moderna Museet in Stockholm have agreed to purchase ‘Light Green Spring’ 2013 by Anders Knutsson.
Afterlife idyll. Following a rainbow north through Surrey to Watts Memorial Chapel Tuesday 26th July, 2016
The chapel and its arrangement of trees, headstones, mausoleum and curved cobbled paths is an expression of deep love or deep friendship. Perhaps only love could have inspired a memorial with such painstakingly thoughtful yet romantic vision as this sculptural landscape of the afterlife. In this sense the chapel is a miniature Taj Mahal.
Douglas McDougall 'Between the System and the Sentiment - Works on Paper' Thursday 14th July, 2016
Douglas McDougall has an authentic and often solemn narrative buried within his well executed charcoal drawings. A small group of skilled artists share his medium of large scale charcoal works, including Jason Brooks and Robert Longo. However, McDougall has his own particular approach, with the piece evolving organically over many months of toil, rather then being driven by a single spectacular image. McDougall’s imagery is not realistic though the detail is such that anyone may confuse his creations with hyper realism.