London Art Fair 2019, a destination to engage and discover exceptional modern and contemporary art of our time.

This year Knight Webb Gallery exhibited Berlin artist Juliane Hundertmark, in the solo Art Projects section of LAF. Juliane is one of the most authentically left field artists working today.

Knutsson’s paintings were increasingly popular with young Swedish collectors at Market Art Fair 2018.

Knight Webb Gallery presented 50 years of Monochrome painting by Anders Knutsson, selling most large works on the booth. Knutsson’s collector base seems to be shifting, with five out of seven painting sold to young families.

We hope to return next year.

Cosmoscow Art Fair in Russia (8th – 10th September), exhibiting works by Juliane Hundertmark, Nadav Drukker, Drukker & Webb, and Alison Jackson.

Cosmoscow catalogue

This year at VOLTA 13 Basel we will be showing at Booth D06, with artists Juliane Hundertmark, Nadav Drukker, and Simon Gaiger.

Nadav Drukker is a lecturer in Theoretical Physics based at Kings College London. He has held research positions at a number of universities in the USA and the UK. Drukker developed his skills in ceramics as a means for communicating his research into string theory to non-scientific audience. The artist’s ceramics explore the languages of science, mathematics, and visual art. Drukker grew up in Jerusalem, completed his PHD in Theoretical Physics at Princeton, and now lives in London.

Juliane Hundertmark is considered one of Berlin’s most original and inventive emerging painters. Her work communicates everyday truths as she experiences them.The artist’s distinctive style involves visual metaphors and the staging of scenarios to examine these social observations. Whilst yielding many interpretations, Hundertmark’s work is primarily concerned with psychoanalysis. Her narratives are characterised by an otherworldly combination of eeriness, humour, and dreamlike spectacle.

Simon Gaiger’s sculptures are both human and landscape, narrative and abstract. They are influenced by the environment of his home in rural Wales, his childhood in Africa, and his time spent working as a shipwright’s assistant. Gaiger is known for creating solid wood sculptural furniture, often chiselled and organically shaped. His wood sculptures are elegant, and follow organic lines reminiscent of the fields and valleys of the artist’s home. Within his metal sculptures there is a gentle tension of opposing forces; elements strain and pull against each other or balance precipitously.

Juliane Hundertmark

The Visit 2017, 80 cm x 60 cm, Mixed media on paper

Knight Webb Gallery presented a collection of work by Spanish artist Joseba Eskubi at VOLTA NY.

Press Release

At Context Art Miami 2016, Knight Webb Gallery presented a solo show of Juliane Hundertmark, entitled ‘Hot Tub’.

On the stand, the paintings and sculptures were arranged around a real hot hub.  Placed within the tub were hand made figures and animals of varying scale, some life size and others diminutive. In the context of the installation, the paintings hanging on the walls were the artist’s own captivating mixed media works on canvas and paper. The tub reflected and emphasised the paintings and encouraged a degree of interaction, thus allowed a thorough and personal exploration of the artist’s work.

Press Release-2016

We will be showing artists Anders Knutsson and Lesley Hilling at VOLTA 12 in Basel. This show will be a recreation of the exhibition ‘In a Silent Way’, which was shown to success at Knight Webb Gallery. Press release

Knight Webb Gallery will be presenting a solo show of Anders Knutsson’s work at Art 16 in London on the 20th – 22nd May 2016 at Stand EM10,

ART16 Anders Knutsson Press Release

Exhibited works include:

Anders Knutsson ‘Red Light’ 2016 163 x 117 cm Wax Oil on Linen

Anders Knutsson ‘Anna Maria Island Triptych’ 2014, 3 panels, 80 x 70 cm per panel, Wax Oil on Linen

Anders Knutsson ‘Red Hot’ 2015, 148 x 105 cm, Wax Oil on Linen

Anders Knutsson ‘Hot Lips’ 2013, 57 x 57 cm, Wax Oil on Paper, framed in natural oak with non reflective glass