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Photograph by Matthew Booth
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The show features early works of art brut master, Carlo Zinelli, as well as a range of double-sided artworks from the 1960s, authenticated and sourced through the Carlo Zinelli Foundation and available exclusively at the gallery.
For the biography of Carlo Zinelli, click HERE.
For works for sale by Carlo Zinelli, click HERE.
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Carlo Zinelli, untitled, c 1957-1958
ink and crayon on paper, 28.3 x 34.8 cm (11 1/8 x 13 3/4 in)
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In dialogue with these works, The Gallery of Everything presents a life-time survey of monochromatic dreamscapes and colour thought-forms by Valerie Potter, the self-taught British fabric artist celebrated and curated by Roger Cardinal.
For the biography of Valerie Potter, click HERE.
For works for sale by Valerie Potter, click HERE.
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Valerie Potter, untitled, c 1994-1998
cotton on calico, 16 x 26 cm (6 x 10 in)
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This weekend The Gallery of Everything will be screening three films in conjunction with the exhibition:
- Imagine: Turning the Art World Inside Out (BBC, 2013)
- The Salon of Everything with Professor Vittorino Andreoli and Thomas Houseago (2013)
- Outsider Art (Artisan Pictures, 2001)
The films will be played on rotation downstairs in the gallery during regular opening hours.
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Nigel Kingsbury, untitled, 2009
pencil on paper, 29.7 x 42 cm (11 3/4 x 16 1/2 in)
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WHEN 25th February - 4th March, 2020
WHERE Candid Arts Centre
3-5 Torrens Street
London EC1V 1NQ
United Kingdom [ MAP ]
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Installation view, The Alternative Guide to the Universe, Hayward Gallery, London, UK
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TO SEE FROM A DISTANCE has recently opened at the Drawing Center in New York on February 20th 2020 and represents the first institutional presentation and lifetime survey of Chinese artist Guo Fengyi.
Self-taught and prolific, Guo Fengyi's private practice was made public towards the end of her life, until she passed away in 2010. She has been exhibited regularly at The Museum of Everything, as well as at Hayward Gallery (2013) and at the 55th Venice Biennale (2013).
A selection of diagrammatic and figurative works on paper by this visionary draughtswoman are currently available for sale. Please contact the gallery for details. |
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WHEN 20th February - 10th May, 2020
WHERE The Drawing Center
35 Wooster Street,
New York, 10013
USA [ MAP ]
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Installation view, We Will Walk, photograph by Stephen White
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WE WILL WALK - ART AND RESISTANCE IN THE AMERICAN SOUTH at Turner Contemporary in Margate presents pioneering self-taught African-American artists and makers in the first exhibition of its kind in Britain.
Focussing on issues of race, class and wealth distribution, as well as art environments, the show has been described as groundbreaking (Lanre Bakare, The Guardian) and long overdue (Louisa Buck, The Art Newspaper).
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WHAT WE WILL WALK
WHEN 7th February - 3rd May, 2020
WHERE Turner Contemporary
Rendezvous, Margate
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