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  Exhibitions
GARY WRAGG Early Works of 1968 - 1969 []
FORTHCOMING EXHIBITION

A selection of acrylic paintings and works on paper dated 1968 and 1969 by British abstract painter Gary Wragg.
Dates of the exhibition to be announced.
Art (not only) For Christmas [8 - 18 December 2009]
PREVIOUS EXHIBITION

The festive season is upon us and for that reason we are delighted to announce this special event!  

This unique exhibition consists of superior quality paintings, sculpture, photography, glass, ceramics and furniture carefully selected for this Christmas ‘Giveaway’ with SPECIAL PRICES starting from as little as £70 up to £3,000!
 

Inspiring Offices [23 September - 16 October 2009]
PREVIOUS EXHIBITION

Artwork creates the prestigious and distinctive face of an office that can play an important part of the working environment, and delivers the right message about the image of a company.

With an increasing number of companies building their own art collections, Alan Wheatley Art is pleased to offer an impartial advice on building a contemporary art collection to enhance the corporate environment.   

The exhibition will consist of a selection of works from our wide range of modern and contemporary paintings, sculpture by Clive BARKER, Ian DAVENPORT, Gerold MILLER, David James SMITH and Lars WOLTER, and photography by internationally  renowned photographers such as René BURRI, Hirogi KUBOTA, Steve MCCURRY, Brian MCKEE, Mark POWER, Dennis STOCK and Charlie WHITE.

All works are for sale.

 

From the Sixties So Far: Aspects of Abstract and Figurative Paintings in British Art [13 - 30 July 2009]
PREVIOUS EXHIBITION

The exhibition focuses on various aspects of Abstract and Figurative Painting in British Art. It highlights substantial transformations which occurred in British art during the period of the 1960s, period of economic prosperity and social euphoria. 

A representative selection of significant artworks by internationally renowned artists who have influenced generations of art students all over the world, including: Alan DAVIE, Antony DONALDSON, William GEAR, John HOYLAND, Albert IRVING, Allen JONES, Michael KIDNER, Peter PHILLIPS, Gary WRAGG amongst others.

Also on show a selection of bronze and aluminium sculptures by the leading sculptor of British Pop Art movement Clive BARKER and impressive fibreglass Dude Cowboy by Nicholas MONRO.

All works are for sale with prices starting from £3,000.
Fantasy Revealed! [1 - 26 June 2009]
PREVIOUS EXHIBITION

This exhibition consisted of a selection of photographs, paintings, sculpture and also a unique neon sculpture - all inspired by dreams, fantasy, desire and love. The works are infused with the magic of the world we are living and of the unseen world of imagination created by leading British, American and Japanese contemporary artists, including: Clive BARKER, Ronald CAMERON, Ian DAVENPORT, David INSHAW, Mike FRANCIS, Izima KAORU, Andres SERRANO, Bob and Roberta SMITH, David SPILLER and Sophie RICKETT.
 
Let your imagination run wild!

All works for sale with prices starting from £1,500.
Through The Lens [13 - 30 May 2009]
PREVIOUS EXHIBITION

This exciting exhibition consisted of a selection of spectacular images captured by the world’s renowned photographers such as: Nick BRANDT, René BURRI, André DE DIENNES, Robert FREEMAN, Hiroji KUBOTA, Iain MACMILLAN, Steve MCCURRY, Brian MCKEE, Mark POWER, Leni RIEFENSTAHL, Willy RONIS, François ROUSSEAU and Dennis STOCK

Images from a portfolio of The Shipping Forecast (1992-1996) and A380 Airbus (2002-2005) by Mark Power; Reni Riefenstahl's Nuba (1975-76) series; Re-build-ings (2003) by Brian McKee and many more.
JOHN HOYLAND Unmistakable Identity [11 March - 9 April 2009]
PREVIOUS EXHIBITION

John Hoyland emerged as Britain’s leading non-figurative artist in the early 1960s, and since then through continuing dedication to his craft and the innovative use of acrylic paint, he has achieved international recognition as a foremost, innovative force in contemporary painting affirming his position at the forefront of international abstraction.

The exhibition consisted of 24 acrylic paintings and gouaches dated from 1964 to 1997 with some key retrospective pieces as well as previously unseen ceramics and Murano glass sculpture.
 
A fully illustrated catalogue available at £20.00  with a foreword by John Hoyland and an introduction by John McEwen.