Archive
April 2019
Scott Horner/ Hownam Studio: Black Collection
D Contemporary is proud to present the inaugural works from Hownam Studio which comprise the Black Collection, a study in a northern European aesthetic. The collection primarily explores black from dark blue to silver, to purple hues and the midnight black of rain-washed trees and…
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Metallics: Caroline de Rothschild and Long Ly
D Contemporary is delighted to present the dual show ‘Metallics’, showcasing Caroline de Rothschild and Long Ly. Combining the industrial elements of Long's sculptures with Caroline's intriguing use of gold, sliver and bronze leaf in her paintings, ‘Metallics’ is set to be an innovative show…
Find out more »Encounters – In collaboration with ArtCan
Presented by ArtCan, an arts organisation enabling artists to find their voices and sustain their practices, and D-Contemporary, ENCOUNTERS will showcase 30 works by 14 ArtCan artists at D-Contemporary from 15 – 22 May 2019. Participating artists include: Emma Franc, Anna-Louise Felstead, Anthony Grieveson, Arturo…
Find out more »Approaches – Summer Group Show
D Contemporary is pleased to announce its annual summer exhibition. Through this year’s theme Approaches, we are looking to demonstrate the diverse range of styles and techniques contemporary artists employ, with particular reference to changing perspectives on how Britain sees itself. Exploring ideas of method,…
Find out more »October 2019
Lara Julian – Lines of reason
D Contemporary is pleased to present the first solo exhibition by Lara Julian in London. Working with a vivid and layered palette, Julian’s large-scale abstract paintings explore the materiality of colour. The show displays a series of paintings that mark the transfer in Julian’s studio…
Find out more »Paintings of Place – John Melvin
D Contemporary is delighted to announce John Melvin's solo show Paintings of Place. John Melvin who was Sargant Fellow at the British School at Rome and then Painter in Residence at Herculaneum, will be showing older and recent works in oils and works on paper. …
Find out more »November 2019
The 7 C’s – Konrad Bartelski
D Contemporary is delighted to present the minimalist artistic work of Konrad Bartelski, a collection of moments in time from expeditions to the curious corners of the white room. Konrad has undertaken many expeditions to the remote and extreme corners of the world; to the Norwegian…
Find out more »December 2019
DContemporary Painting Prize 2019
D Contemporary is pleased to announce its inaugural Painting Prize. Launching for the first time this year to complement the Gallery’s well-established annual Summer Exhibition, the prize aims to find and support the best emerging talent within painting. Participating artists: Alex Manea , Amy Wormald,…
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Unsheltered as it is
D Contemporary is delighted to bring together a group of eleven British and international artists working across painting, sculpture and film. This exhibition seeks to explore contrasting outlooks on the current state of the world. Dystopian references to past trauma coincide with joyful investigations into…
Find out more »March 2020
Reflections: A view into Kurdish Art
D Contemporary, in partnership with the Kurdistan Regional Government United Kingdom Representation, is pleased to present the first major exhibition of paintings in London by emerging Kurdish artists from Zamwa Gallery. This exhibition gives an insight into the diversity and components of Kurdish history and…
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