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2008
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18th October - 30th November 2008
Exhibition part of the Liverpool Independents Biennial 2008
Venue: Ullet Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool L17 3BP
Private view: 18th October 2008.
Live art performance 1 November 2008, 4.30-7pm
Read all details on "Meet me at Sunset" page
Contact: 07756912911 or email to: nbartos@gmail.com
Exhibiting ARTISTS:
FANCHON FRÖHLICH (Collective Phenomena)
Venue
- see map:
Ullet Grange,
36 Ullet Road,
Liverpool, L17 3BP,
Merseyside, UK
Contact:
Gallery4allarts
Mobile: 07756912911
E-mail: nbartos@gmail.com
Website: http://www.gallery4allarts.com
Project organised and curated by Nicole Bartos / Gallery4allarts
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February - March - April - May 2008
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Saturday, 3rd May 2008
Gallery4allarts Closing event - Open day
@Ullet
Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool L17 3BP
Closing event of the 3 exhibitions, which have taken place at the Ullet Grange,
Liverpool, since early February and respectively March 2008:
"People and
Love"- group exhibition and competition
(http://www.gallery4allarts.com/People%20and%20Love-exhibition.htm )
“ Alex Simpson” - Solo exhibition
“ Fanchon Fröhlich”- Retrospective
Read more about these shows on (http://www.gallery4allarts.com/exhibitions.htm)
Saturday 3rd May
2008, from 4pm until 8pm
Venue: Ullet Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool
L17 3BP
The art exhibitions presenting
works from 17 local and international artists:
Sue Ironfield, Rosemary Williamson, Alex Simpson, Ilsa Parry, Bev Jennings,
me presents (Julie Ann Martin), Richard Ashworth, Elaine Stapleton, Natalie
Rusell, Tony Kennedy, Nicole Bartos, Sarah Nicholson, Stephanie de Leng, Nagachoo,
Andrea Szocs, Andras Koncz-Munich; Fanchon Frohlich.
A relaxing evening with art and music in the beautiful surroundings of the Grange; a good opportunity to meeting the artists, share ideas, network, relax. Bring a bottle!
Contact: 07756912911 or email to: nicole_b@gallery4allarts.com
Event organised by Gallery4allarts
(www.gallery4allarts.com)
Supported by Ullet Grange
Gallery4allarts
www.gallery4allarts.com
info@gallery4allarts.com
07756912911
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12th April – 3rd May 2008
“People and Love”
@Ullet Grange, Liverpool
Group exhibition and
competition featuring local and international artists and showing:
photography, painting, sculpture, mixed media and prints.
Artists:
Sue Ironfield, Rosemary Williamson, Alex
Simpson, Ilsa Parry, Bev Jennings, Julie Ann
Martin, Julian Kimmings, Richard Ashworth, Nicole
Bartos, Sarah Nicholson, Stephanie de Leng, Natalie
Rusell, Elaine Stapleton,Tony
Kennedy, Nagachoo, Andrea Szöcs, Andras
Koncz-Munich.
Click here for who
the winners are, more details: artists' statements, images, etc.
Exhibition dates: 12 April - 3 May 2008
Private View: 12 April 4pm-7pm
Vote your favourite artist: 4pm-4.50pm
Prize announcements & ceremony: 6pm-6.30pm
Venue: 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool, L17 3BP (by
Sefton Park gates monument; junction of Ullet Road with Aigburth Drive)
Open for visits: Tuesday to Saturday, 2pm-6pm.
Closed: Monday & Wednesday.
Contact: 07756912911
E-mail: nbartos@gmail.com
www.gallery4allarts.com
Curator: Nicole Bartos
Event organised by Gallery4allarts (http://www.gallery4allarts.com) and supported
by Ullet Grange.
Venue (residential area):
Ullet Grange,
36 Ullet Road,
Liverpool,
L17 3BP
Note re: venue: 1875
Victorian mansion situated at junction of Ullet Road with Aigburth
Drive, near Sefton Park Gates monument.
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12th April – 30th April 2008
“Alex Simpson - exhibition”
@Ullet Grange, Liverpool
This exhibition presents a selection of works by
artist Alex Simpson, based in Stoke-on-Trent, who has been part of
the St. Ives artists’ community
in the 70s. Born in Wigan, Alex has been working and living in Stoke-on
-Trent for quite a while, dedicating his life to art, particularly
to sculpture making, mixed media, woodcut prints and painting. With
a great admiration for Brancusi’s art, Alex Simpson ha created
a body of work that shocks through both inspiration and quantity. Recently
visiting his residence to meet with both artist and his art, I have
found an almost monastic atmosphere, through its creative spirit habiting
it, powerful energy that shaped ‘chef d-oeuvre’ profiles
in sandstone, marble, wood and steel. This artist’s house and
garden so full of artwork almost eliminated any comfort and the idea
of a contemporary home; it has become entirely a huge studio and gallery
space. It worth a visit at least. With constant exhibitions in London,
Alex recently has become part of the group exhibition and competition “People
and Love” (same venue), and has won the public vote award. Exhibition
organised by Gallery4allarts (www.gallery4allarts.com).
Exhibition open until 3 May 2008.
Open for visits: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 2-6pm.
Contact: 07756912911 or nbartos@gmail.com
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9th of February - 12 April 2008
Gallery4allarts opened a new exhibition to celebrate Liverpool's Capital of Culture year:
Fanchon Fröhlich – retrospective exhibition
Paintings, etchings, drawings, philosophical writings and 'Creative Phenomena'
@The Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool, L17 3BP
Press release. Please, click here to read printable version.
Read Jeremy Reed's "Neural Supernovae" about Fanchon Fröhlich.
Private view: 9th February, 4.00-8.30pm accompanied by live music from 'FRAKTURE'
Curator: Nicole Bartos
Venue: The Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool L17 3BP
Open: Monday to
Saturday 2pm-6pm or by appointment.
Contact: nbartos@gmail.com or 07756912911
Many thanks to: The Grange, Jeremy Reed, Frakture, artinliverpool.com
"Neural Supernovae"- by Jeremy Reed
"Fanchon Fröhlich’s paintings are essentially neural, in that
their explosive delivery of colour maps out work that takes its direction from
inner landscapes given the form of abstract configuration. With a background
in linguistic philosophy and science, Fanchon began painting at the Liverpool
College of Art, largely as a figurative artist, before her seminal involvement
with the etcher S.W. Hayter’s Atelier 17 in Paris, an experience that radically
challenged her formative experiments with figurative painting, and transformed
her into the liberated proponent of abstract expressionism who we know today.
Only a small number of Fanchon’s early works have survived, but amongst
them is the achingly sensitive portrait of her late husband, the physicist, Herbert
Frohlich, shown here, as a superb example of her ability to bring the complex
inner thinker to light, so that we the viewer are confronted directly with the
man’s characteristic preoccupation with thought processes, as his means
of connecting with the quantum universe by way of physics.
Part of Fanchon’s greatness lies in her ability to continually reinvent
herself as an artist. Her writings on philosophy, science and art, her immense
European culture, that also takes in the work of the American abstract expressionists,
as well as the Japanese influences on her art, initiated by a period of work
with Goto San in Kyoto, have all combined over the years, to the continuous
and lively remaking of her art as the dominant expression of a life committed
to imaginative creativity.
In 1991, Fanchon always in search of the new founded the Collective Phenomena,
an art movement characterised by having several painters working abstractly
together on a surface that takes its force from concentrated spontaneity within
the participants, the activity often being performed live to the accompaniment
of Lawrence Ball’s extempore piano music. The work of the Collective
Phenomena, beautiful, disturbing, powerfully conflicting and neurologically
menacing, is integral to the provocatively challenging retrospective of an
artist at last coming up for serious consideration as a major painter.
Fanchon’s connections to Liverpool too, as the concealed city buried
in the subtext to her art, forms another important aspect of her creative growth
as an artist, right from her early years of studying at the Liverpool College
of Art, to assimilating the city’s indigenous culture into the textural
density of her work as place, no matter how abstractly overwritten. Her work,
always celebratory in tone and driving in energy, is the unstoppable example
of an artist working with courage at the edge, and one who is prepared to accept
all experience as subject matter for art, and to compound the risks proposed
by pioneering into adventurous experimentation. I would point for example to
the painting Visual Music V11 Lyrical Moon, a collaboration between Fanchon
and Sylvie Le Seac’h, as a superb instance of the collective method,
in which intense colour mixed with acute sensory experience, come together
as the fusion of energies instrumental to creating a spontaneous work of visionary
intensity. But for all Fanchon’s education in philosophic and scientific
disciplines, the work is never prohibitively cerebral, but always moves seamlessly
from mental conception to imaginative expression without trace of interruption.
Almost entirely conceived in Liverpool, in a studio with aerospace-silver walls,
high up in her old 19th century house on Greenheys Road, Fanchon Fröhlich
who works in a light peculiar to her adopted city, has produced a highly original
body of work, edgy, impacting, colourful, energised, and totally, unapologetically
the real thing." Jeremy
Reed
Read review written by the artinliverpool.com:
"Fanchon Frohlich at the
Grange
An excellent retrospective of 5 decades of work by Fanchon Frohlich
opened at The Grange, Ullet Road on Saturday. Fanchon was there of
course, looking as elegant and arty as ever. Music by Frakture with
whom she collaborated at Cornerstone last year and the gallery proprietor
and curator Nicole Bartos read a lovely statement about the artist
written by the poet, Jeremy Reed.
As well as several abstract paintings there are charcoal drawings,
etchings, masses of sketch books, philosophical writings and my own
favourite piece, I think, is her portrait of her late husband Herbert
who for many years was Professor of Theoretical Physics at Liverpool
University.
The following text is from her website...
Fanchon Fröhlich (nee Angst) was a philosophy student at the University
of Chicago, where she worked with Rudolf Carnap (formerly of Vienna,
and the founder of the Vienna Circle) and Oxford where she studied
with Sir Prof. Peter Strawson, doing a doctorate in Primary and Secondary
Qualities.
She studied at Liverpool College of Art, then moved to St Ives to work
with Peter Lanyon. Later she travelled to Paris where she worked with
the sculptor Szabo and finally studied at Stanley William Hayter’s
etching atelier, Atelier 17, all of the time preserving her faith in
Abstract Expressionism.
Fanchon’s artwork unites philosophy of science and art, evident
for instance in the ‘Position of Light in Art’ and the ‘Paradoxes
of Abstract Expressionism and Pop Art’ to the book she co-edited
with Sylvie Le Seac'h (who was also a pupil of Hayter): ‘S.W.
Hayter Research on Experimental Drawing: Systems of Oscillating Fields‘.
Fanchon has produced both representational paintings - among which
is the portrait of her husband to be displayed in the Royal Society
(for Scientists) in London - and abstract expressionist paintings,
etchings, and more recently ‘Collective Phenomena’.
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Collective Phenomena’ is the name for a group of abstract artists
painting collectively on the same surface, using the gestures of one
then another as inspiration and results (in some cases) to a unusual
counterpoint.
Viewing 2-6pm, Monday to Saturday or by appointment. Exhibition runs
until April 12. 2008.
http://www.gallery4allarts.com/exhibitions.htm"(artinliverpool.com)
Photographs above copyrighted to Nicole Bartos and Minako Jackson
See Fanchon Frohlich photo album with some selections from the opening and exhibiton. More images will follow soon.
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!Call for entries - extended until 22nd of March 2008. Click here to read updates.
Artists
are welcome to submit artworks as guests
of the gallery and also,
for future exhibitions
in response to the following themes:
• Liverpool’s parks,
gardens and wild life -
All forms of 2D and 3D art welcome.
• People and Love - All
forms of 2D and 3D art welcome.
• Abstract painting
• Miniature painting
• Decorative Art an Craft
• Meditation and Peace - All forms of 2D and 3D art welcome.
All work submissions by 22nd of March 2008 (as mentioned above) please, by post (CD), email:
submissions_43@gallery4allarts.com or
by appointment ( call 07756912911), arranging to drop in with the work at the venue listed below.
There willl be a selection and also a prize winner for each theme/show in part (£50).
There is an entry fee of £15/artist.
The entrants will be noticed by email/post of the final results.
Venue
(residential area):
The Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool, L17 3BP.
Entry information:
Number of works to be submitted: up to 3 works. Please, attach a list with :
- work/s details (title, medium, size) and selling price;
- short artist' statement and
- contact details
There is an entry fee of £15/artist. Your submission is not valid without the entry fee.
Please, make cheque or Postal order payable to Gallery4allarts and post it or deliver it to:
Nicole Bartos / Gallery4llarts
36 Ullet Road, Liverpool, L17 3BP
More details and updates, will follow soon.
Please note: that he only confirmed exhibition date to present is for the "People and Love" exhibition which will start on 12th of April 2008, at the: Ullet Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool, L17 3BP.
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Previous exhibitions and events; please, see also the archive section for more images.
2007
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Gallery4allarts
“Artists
and Identity”
5th of November - Saturday 22nd December 2007
Please,
click to view enlarged version.
Artists exhibiting: (please, click artist name to read more or view images)
- Sue Ironfield
- Tracy Lewis
- John Minnion
- Xia Lu
- Nicole Bartos
- Sarah Nicholson
- Stanislaw Jan Krakiewicz
The exhibition presents:
• retrospective work by Sue Ironfield – abstract
paintings which emulate music
• a collection of black and white caricature drawings by John Minnion
• decorative wall pieces and sculptural works (made from natural
materials such as roses) and prints by Tracy Lewis
•
“Shadows” new photographic / mixed media work by Nicole
Bartos
•
acrylic paintings featuring the ‘theme of home’ and
marine landscapes by Stanislaw Krakiewicz
• abstract industrial landscapes in pastel by Sarah Nicholson
• new watercolour works by Xia Lu.
You may also, view (at the same venue):
• details from a retrospective exhibition: Nicole Bartos (1997-2007),
• a group show of 18 Romanian and Hungarian artists,
• installation art by Sarah Nicholson and
• works by Japanese artist Nagachoo
Along the exhibition featuring also, poetry, live music and the Windows Project with the “Tree of Dreams” –
poem Saga with puppets and live music.
Participating poets and musicians:
Dave Ward, Eleanor Rees, Sue Ironfield, Stan Ambrose,
Martin Robinson and others.
- Private
view/Exhibition opening: Saturday,
3rd of Nov 2007,
4pm – 8.30pm
(From 6.00pm-6.50pm: “The Tree of Dreams”- Poem Saga
with puppets & live music;
From 7.00-7.30pm: Poetry reading and acoustic music)
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Exhibition closing event: Saturday,
22nd of Dec 2007, 4pm -
8.30pm
(Poetry reading and acoustic music during closing event: 6.00-7.30pm)
Venue (residential area):
The Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool, L17 3BP.
Viewing by appointment, only. Closed: Wednesday and Sunday. Free access.
Contact: 07756912911 or nbartos@gmail.com
Read artinliverpool.com review from the opening:
http://www.artinliverpool.com/blog/blogarch/2007/11/artists_identity_at_the_grange.php
Find more updates
and information about the artists on: http://www.gallery4allarts.com/nov%202007%20exhibiton.htm
http://www.gallery4allarts.com/exhibitions.htm
Event organised by Gallery4allarts.
Curator: Nicole Bartos
Gallery4allarts
07756912911
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until 30th of September 2007
'Making
Stuff' at the Kitchen Gallery
The Kitchen Gallery's exhibition continues until 30th September.
Introducing an inspired blend of contemporary and conceptual crafts focusing
on ceramics, with textiles, jewellery,
accessories and objects by established and emerging artists selected for quality and originality.
Artists showing work are:
Cath Ball
Nicole Bartos
Katie Downs
Claire Ferguson
Laura Hughes
Sarah Jane Lawton
Sarah Malone
Isabelle Reaves
Mojdeh Piri Pirnagh
Charlotte Verity
This is the last exhibition of the 2007
season at the Kitchen Gallery, we look
forward to welcoming you back in 2008.
Opening times Fri-Sun 1.30-4.30 and by
appointment.
The Kitchen Gallery
Norton Priory Museum & Gardens
Runcorn
Cheshire
WA7 1SX
www.kitchengallery.uk.com
info@kitchengallery.uk.com
Tel: 01928 577 487/0151 733 5986
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“Living with Art and Energies”
Until 20th October 2007
"Living with Art and Energies" - Nicole Bartos Retrospective and group show
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@ The Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool L17 3BP
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Viewing: by appointment only.
Venue: The Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool L17 3BP
Contact:
07756912911
nbartos@gmail.com-
Note:
15% of art sales will be donated to a charity (Age Concern). -
Event organized by Gallery4allarts (www.gallery4allarts.com). Curator Nicole Bartos.
- Though the official closing has been announced on Saturday, 30th June 2007, due to the good feed-back and the audience' interest, the exhibition is still open for viewing, by appointment only until the 20th of August. Please, see contact details above.
- Along Nicole
Bartos Retrospective (1997-2007) works, the exhibition
initially
involved 13
local
artists from various ethnical backgrounds such as: British,
Georgian, Chinese, Austrian, German, Polish and 18 international
artists
from: Romania, Hungary, and Japan.
A unique opportunity to see valuable contemporary artworks displayed in a victorian architectural display, which gives the feeling of embarking on a "back in time" journey through centuries. -
The event, organized by Nicole Bartos and Gallery4allarts has been supported by artinliverpool.com and The Grange.
This time you will be able to view the Nicole Bartos' retrospective, works by Sarah Nicholson, Nagachoo, Xia Lu, Julie Aderson and Romanian and Hungarian artists' show: Lucia Lobont, Andrea Szocs, Andra (Felicia Predescu), Radu Bimbea, Doina Stici, Andras and Judith Koncz-Munich, Adel Kiss, Melinda Farkas, Ovidiu Muraru, Marius Georgescu, Dorel Gaina, Emil Moritz, Andor Komives, Eugen Savinescu.
Works by Dorel Gaina, Andor Komives and group show detail
Works
by Nagachoo (Japan) and Sarah Nicholson
Works
by Nicole Bartos
Click here for details from exhibiton private view- 9th June 2007
See "art of the day (18th June 2007)" link in artinliverpool.com:
http://www.artinliverpool.com/blog/blogarch/2007/06/artwork_of_the_day_nicole_bart.php
See some of the details from the innitial exhibition, by clicking here.
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Some more "Thank you" notes:
Thanks to those making it for the Private view (9th June) and special open day (30th June)(official closing event) and many thanks to the musicians: Stan Ambrose, Roger Edwards, Martin Robinson - who kindly dedicated their time and sublime music to our enjoyment and enhanced the beauty and welcoming of this event! - Thanks to those who contributed to METRO newspaper and Guardian Guide, listing and promoting this event!!
Group
art exhibition featuring works by 30 local and international
artists including a retrospective Nicole Bartos, 1997 – 2007.
Venue: The
Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool, L17
Click here for details from exhibition private view- 9th June 2007
See some of the details from the exhibition , by clicking here.
More artworks and space related images from exhibition ...
This event, supported
by artinliverpool.com (Thanks
to Ian Jackson!) and The Grange, is running
until the end of June 2007 (30th); involves, local artists
from various ethnical backgrounds such as: Romanian-Hungarian,
Georgian, Chinese, Austrian, German, Polish and international
artists from: Romania, Hungary, and Japan.
A unique opportunity to see valuable artworks displayed in a residential area,
which gives the feeling of embarking on a "back in time" journey
through centuries.
As a brief introduction, to some of the artists and works exhibited: you will find Sarah Nicholson' s installations evoking stored memories and flash- backs, some of Nicole Bartos’ mixed media, painting, small ceramic sculpture and experimental art cycles created since 1997, most of the work being created in this venue where the exhibition takes place; Margaretha Schöning, member of Basement group, showing mixed media and painting works; Fonchon Fröhlich, (who initiated the Collective Phenomena) showing a couple of very strong etchings, Arthur Roberts (Loop), showing one of his recent and intricate drawings, Barbara Jones showing one of her etchings, Richard Ashworth showing a cycle of new mixed media and collage pieces (using recycled cereal boxes), Kate Dadiani Taylor showing one of her energetic piece, part of the series entitled “REFLECTION”, Nathan Pendlebury showing paintings, Pamela Holstein showing etchings and aqua- tinta, Claire Stringer showing paintings, Sylwia Kajdanska showing painting, Xia Lu with sketches of Liverpool scenes, Julie Anderson with paintings, Nagachoo (Japan) showing mixed media and paintings on paper revealing very strong energies and vibrations, etc.
Note:
15% of art sales will be donated to a charity (Age Concern).
Open to visitors: 2
pm-6 pm during week days, except Wednesday
and Sunday, or by appointment.
Event organised by Gallery4allarts,
www.gallery4allarts.com
Venue: The Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool L17 3BP
Contact:
07756912911
nbartos@gmail.com
More "Thank
you" note:
Thanks to those making it for the Private view (9th June)
and thanks to the musicians:
Stan Ambrose, Roger Edwards, Martin Robinson, who kindle dedicated their time and sublime music to our enjoyment and enhanced the beauty and welcoming of this event!
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Exhibition Private View: Saturday 9th June 2007, 5.00pm-9.00pm,
accompanied
by live music played by Roger
Edwards and Stan
Ambrose and Martin
Robinson..
(http://www.last.fm/music/Roger+Edwards/Sunday+Afternoon+On+My+Back)
Note: 15% of all art sales will be donated to charity (Age Concern).
Many thanks to Ian and Minako Jackson, artinliverpool.com for their support and thanks for reading this add.
Local
artists exhibiting:
Julie Anderson, Richard
Ashworth, Nicole Bartos, Kate
Dadiani, Fonchon Frohlich, Pamela Holstein, Barbara Jones, Sarah
Nicholson, Nathan Pendlebury,
Arthur Roberts, Claire
Stringer, Xia Lu, Margaretha
Schöning, Sylwia Kajdanska.
International artists exhibiting: Nagachoo,
Lucia Lobont, Andrea Szocs, Andra
(Felicia Predescu), Radu Bimbea, Doina Stici, Andras
and Judith Koncz-Munich, Adel Kiss, Melinda
Farkas, Ovidiu Muraru,
Marius Georgescu, Dorel Gaina, Emil
Moritz, Andor Komives,
Eugen Savinescu.
See some exhibition details, by clicking here.
The exhibition organized by Nicole Bartos (Gallery4allarts), will be held in few of the rooms, main hall, and studio area at ground and first floor of the Grange. Mainly focusing on Nicole Bartos’ 10 years retrospective work (a variety of media and cycles from 1997 to 2007 which can be classified as multimedia, painting, sculpture, ceramics, prints, drawings, photography, and possibly installation), the exhibition will also feature a diversity of artworks by local and international artists from Romania, Hungary and Japan (abstract 2D, 3D, multimedia, calligraphy, sculpture, painting, photography, drawings, installation).
Open
to visitors as mentioned below or by appointment:
From 11th to 30th June 2007 open 2.00pm-6.00pm during
week days except Wednesdays
and Sundays (closed).
Contact (mentioning exhibition):
07756912911
nbartos@gmail.com
http://www.gallery4allarts.com
Nicole
Bartos, artist of Romanian – Hungarian origins, creates
and lives at the Grange, Liverpool since 1998. In 2006 supported
by Creative Bias and ACID, she started the online Gallery4allarts
(www.gallery4allarts.com), promoting her own artwork and also,
local and international artists.
The Grange is a Victorian mansion on Ullet Road, built in 1870s, just next
to the historical Sefton Park gates. The building is astonishing in Victorian
architectural and decorative elements, and makes a fantastic home for Nicole’s
work and occasional art exhibitions.
15% of all sales from this exhibition will be donated for charity.
Exhibition supported by artinliverpool.com and The Grange. Organized by Gallery4allarts.
http://www.gallery4allarts.com
To read more about The Ullet Grange or to find a map, please click links below:
http://www.suttonkersh.co.uk/langimages/36_ULLET_ROAD_PARTICULARS.pdf
http://allerton.suttonkersh.co.uk.40x40.com/index.cgi?action=3&f0=200023752
http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/liverpooldailypost/news/regionalnews/tm_method=full%26objectid=19035937%26siteid=50061-name_page.html
http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/liverpooldailypost/news/regionalnews/tm_headline=a-great-house-haunted-by-the-spirit-of-the-60s%26method=full%26objectid=19035937%26page=2%26siteid=50061-name_page.html
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31st August 2007
The Kitchen Gallery presents “Meet the Maker”
at the Clore Suite in Norton Priory Museum.
The Kitchen Gallery invites you to “Meet the Makers” of our fantastic contemporary craft show: Making Stuff, an exhibition of the latest decorative and functional crafts with a special focus on ceramics.
Starting at 12.30 artists will give short talks and demonstrations providing a new perspective on their practice and processes.
Artists talking about their work include:
Cath Ball, Nicole Bartos, Katie Downs, Sarah Malone, Isabelle Reaves, Mojdeh Piri Pirnagh, Charlotte Verity
All are welcome - professional artists, beginners, students and just anyone whose curious will all find something here - no booking is necessary, however we would appreciate a call or email that you are coming. Free with admission to Norton Priory. Refreshments will be served throughout the afternoon.
Showing work by ten innovative Northwest artists the exhibition is open Fridays – Sundays 1.30-4.30 and by appointment until September 30th. Visit our website for further details and directions to the Gallery.
The Kitchen
Gallery, Norton Priory Museum & Gardens
Runcorn, Cheshire, WA7 1SX
www.kitchengallery.uk.com
info@kitchengallery.uk.com
Tel: 01928 577 487/0772 987 3001
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Friday 24th August 2007, Opening 7pm
"Summer of love"
@SouthBohemia Gallery, Smithdown Road, Liverpool
click
here to view enlarged leaflet
Featuring Marjana Wjasnova, David Hinnebusch, Joseph Brown, Daiva Gauryte, Nicole Bartos, plus others.
Research Information:
The Summer of Love was the summer of 1967, particularly in
the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco, where thousands of young people
loosely and freely united for a new social experience. As a result, the hippie
counterculture movement came into public awareness.
The beginning of the Summer of Love has popularly been attributed to the Human
Be-In at Golden Gate Park on January 14, 1967. The size of that event awakened
mass media to the hippie counterculture that was blossoming in the Haight-Ashbury.
The movement was fed by the counterculture's own media, particularly The San
Francisco Oracle, whose pass-around readership topped a half-million at its
peak that year. The grassroots street theater/activism of The Diggers also
garnered media attention.
College and high school students began streaming into the Haight on their spring
break of 1967. City government leaders, determined to stop the influx of young
people once schools let out for summer, brought added attention to the scene.
An ongoing series of articles in local papers alerted national media to the
hippies' growing momentum. That spring, Haight community leaders responded
by forming the Council of the Summer of Love, giving the word-of-mouth event
an official-sounding name
John Phillips of The Mamas and the Papas took 20 minutes to write the following
lyrics for the song "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)":
If you're going to San Francisco, be sure to wear some flowers in your hair...
If you're going to San Francisco, Summertime will be a love-in there".
Scott McKenzie's recording of the song was released in May 1967. The song was
designed originally to promote the June 1967 Monterey Pop Festival, the world's
first major rock festival, which was attended by over 200,000 people. "San
Francisco" became an instant hit (#4 in the U. S., #1 in the U.K.) and
quickly transcended its original purpose.
Album cover, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club BandThe evolution of The Beatles
and their music also contributed to the global impact of the Summer of Love.
The Beatles' album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band was released on June
1, 1967, in Europe and two days later in the U.S. With its psychedelic influences,
Indian instrumentals, vivid album cover and drug references, it encapsulated
the very essence of the Summer of Love.
The Beatles had moved beyond their "moptop" era,
and on June 25, 1967, their song "All You Need
Is Love" was heard around the world as part of
the "Our World" radio broadcast, further
emphasizing the countercultural ideals of love, freedom,
and unity.
The
South Bohemia Art Gallery, 196 Smithdown
Road, Liverpool
Merseyside, L15 5JT, UK
Peter Worthington
(Director of South Bohemia Art Gallery)
Mobile: +44(0)7791145190
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23rd of February - 23rd of March 2007
An exhibition at The Cornerstone Gallery, Liverpool guest curated by Arthur Roberts from Loop Gallery.
'OVERVIEW 07'
Private
View - Thursday 22nd February, 6-8pm
Exhibition open - Friday 23rd February to Friday 23rd March 2007
Loop is celebrating Liverpool’s 800th birthday with a survey of abstract practitioners working within and around the city in 2007. OVERVIEW 07 demonstrates the diverse and colourful energy that is generated by many individuals working within the inexhaustible realms of abstraction.
Loop, which is the city's foremost independent promoter of abstract art on Merseyside is bringing this collection together to spotlight the celebration of today’s living homegrown artists.
This pioneering exhibition consists of thirty abstract artists who work in and around the City of Liverpool and have contributed to a new vibrant resurgence of visual arts.
The artists represent a new Avant-Garde which is filled with dynamic colourful energy whose diverse approaches make an inspiring landmark upon Liverpool’s cultural renaissance. The works on show range from colourful painted compositions, print, photography, constructions and sculpture all encapsulating a driving force of intrigue and contemplation.
This show represents the heart of the creative community of Liverpool, these are the artists who highlighted the creative bedrock which Capital of Culture was built upon. When the all flashing and dancing lights are slightly dimmed these are the practitioners who will constantly add colour to Liverpool’s cultural landscape.
Loop
organizer Arthur Roberts says,
“ Its extraordinary to witness such a vibrant and varied language that
abstract art is, to see thirty diverse artworks sparkling with energy and life
is a privilege to behold”. Arthur continues, “working in partnership
with Hope University has be an absolute pleasure. It has taken a lot of patience
and hard work, but the combination of exceptional artists and an impressive venue
at the Cornerstone has made this whole experience a joy”.
Artists included:
Richard
Ashworth, Craig Atkinson, Nicole Bartos, Colin Beckett, Derek
Boak,
Edward Bruce, Michelle Burrows, Terry Duffy, Peter Collins, Peter Corbett,
Derek Culley, Fanchon Frohlich, Barbara Jones, Jason Jones, Julie Jones,
Steve Hitchin, Vincent Lavell, Sue Milburn, Geoff Molyneux, Callum Moncrieff,
Tony O’Connell, Christine O’Reilly Wilson, Nathan Pendlebury, David
Powell,
Arthur Roberts, Colin Serjent, David Stanley, Terry Sullivan, Jason Thompson.
Liverpool
Hope University, 1 Haigh Street, Liverpool, L3 8QB
Tel : 0151 291 3997
E-mail: thecornerstonegallery@hope.ac.uk
For
directions of how to get to the gallery please visit
www.hope.ac.uk/gettingtohope/hopeateverton
For further information please contact the Gallery.
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November 2006
Bracket This- Going Native
Exhibition curated by Mercy, Tomas Harold and Nathan Jones
@ Arena Gallery, Liverpool
See/download online Catalogue: http://showmercy.co.uk/bracketthis/BT3_catalogue.pdf
http://showmercy.co.uk/bracketthis/
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- 21st September - 18th October 2006
- "Instant Thoughts or Poetry on Ice"
- @Editions Limited, Cook Street, Liverpool
An exhibition of new mixed media and ceramic artworks by Nicole Bartos, Liverpool based artist of Romanian-Hungarian origins.
Exhibition organised by the artist and hosted by Editions Limited.Message/ Note:
‘Creative Thought’ and spontaneity of ‘Creative Force’ can be one of the most therapeutic ways through creativity and reflects the individual inner energy resources and inner space.
Motto: “Do not be afraid of Energy release and create your space of action! “
In this case, rhythmical associations and abstract mannerism are put in a context of Freedom, treating the action background as an Ice-skating stage, where the artist performs with technicality, bringing forward “instant thoughts” and dispersing them with a desire for change, beauty and poetry. Should it be then ‘Poetry on Ice’? (N. Bartos 2006.) click here to read more- Exhibition period:
Thursday 21 September – Wednesday 18 October 2006Private View: Thursday 21st September 5.00pm – 8.30pm
Venue: Editions Limited
Editions Ltd, 16 Cook Street, Liverpool, L2 9RF
Tel: 0151 236 4236.
Email: info@editionsltd.net.
Web: http://www.editionsltd.net
Opening times: Mon Fri 9.30am – 5.30pm, Sat 11am – 4pm - View archived images from Private View, etc.
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- 29th September - 10th November 2006
- "Fire & Eurhythmy"
- @ IKONOGRAPHY Gallery, 31 Mathew Street, Liverpool, L2 6RE
- (above the Beatles Shop)
- Part of the Independents Biennial Liverpool 2006, (http://www.independentsbiennial.org)
- Please, click here for Event Details.
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- 1 - 30 November 2006
- Group exhibition organised by Nicole Bartos.
- @ Blackburne House, Balckburne Place, off Hope Street, Liverpool
- Call for artists!
- If you are an artist and would like to get involved in this exhibition (topic to be announced soon) please, email or post a CV, samples of your works and a statement regarding your work. Telephone: 07756 912911
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- May 2005 - ongoing until September 2006
- @ The Quarter, Faulkner Street, Liverpool
- Works by Nicole Bartos on show, in the back room of the Quarter.
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Previous exhibitions 2006 - 2005
- 1-24 March 2006
- @ Arena Gallery, 82-84 Duke Street, Liverpool, L1 5AA
- ")BracketTHIS (-Going Native ?"
- Group exhibition organized by Tomas Harold and Nathan Jones.
- A review made
by the NERVE upon the March 2006 'Bracket This-going Native'
show
http://www.catalystmedia.org.uk/issues/misc/reviews/bracket_this_native.htm - ________________________________________________________
- 3 April -end of May 2006
- "Under The Blue Sky"
- @ Mechanics Hall, Marsden, West Yorks
Exhibiting artists: Nicole Bartos, Melinda Farkas, Emil Moritz, Andor Komives, Andrea Szocs, Andras Koncz-Munich, Andra (F. Predescu).
To find out more about the artists and Nicole please, see: guest artists' and Nicole's page.
Contact: info@gallery4allarts.com
Opening
hours: Mon-Wed 2.00pm-7.30pm; Fri 2.00pm-5.30pm;
Tues, Thursday and Sat 10am -1.00pm.
For more enquiries please, contact Rosie at: ideas@icarus.uk.net
Please, read articles
published April 3 2006, by The
Huddersfield Daily Examiner and artinliverpool.com
Art In Liverpool Blog "The Best British Art Blog" The Times Oct.
1st 2005
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29 April -28 May 2006
- Kitchen Open exhibition,
- @ Kitchen Gallery, Cheshire
- Private
View Sunday 30th April 1 - 4pm
Please, get in touch to be placed on to the guest list.Exhibition runs from 29th April to 28th May, opening hours Friday to Sunday 12 - 4 and by appointment
Contact: Sarah Nicholson at the Kitchen Gallery, Norton Priory Museum and Gardens, Tudor Road, Manor Park, Cheshire, WA7 1SX. Telephone 0151 733 5986 or 0772 987 3001 for further information.
The Kitchen Gallery are delighted to announce that they are to hold their First Kitchen Gallery Open Contemporary Art Competition for Artist from the North West, having received funding from the Arts Council of England as well as generous support from Halton Borough Council and Norton Priory Museum and Gardens.
Dec 2005
Christmas Exhibition/ New favourites
Editions Limited, Cook Street, Liverpool
Creation - organized by Creative Lets, Lis Edgar at The Artspeq Gallery, Quiggins, School Lane, Liverpool
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