C O L L E C T I V E

Albemarle Gallery is pleased to announce a series of collective exhibitions, which will showcase a number of works by artists represented by the gallery. Under the banner of Albemarle Collective these shows will run in conjunction with solo exhibitions with the aim of introducing a larger variety of works by our artists throughout the year. A fully illustrated digital catalogue of all works on exhibit can be viewed on our website.

RECEPTION Thursday 6 December 6-8pm RSVP acceptances only

6 December 2012 - 5 January 2013

Antonio CazorlaIain FaulknerMalcolm LiepkePhilip MunozJamil NaqshJuan Bautista Nieto

C O L L E C T I V E

Albemarle Gallery is pleased to announce a series of collective exhibitions, which will showcase a number of works by artists represented by the gallery. Under the banner of Albemarle Collective these shows will run in conjunction with solo exhibitions with the aim of introducing a larger variety of works by our artists throughout the year. A fully illustrated digital catalogue of all works on exhibit can be viewed on our website.

RECEPTION Thursday 6 December 6-8pm RSVP acceptances only

6 December 2012 - 5 January 2013

Antonio CazorlaIain FaulknerMalcolm LiepkePhilip MunozJamil NaqshJuan Bautista Nieto

C O L L E C T I V E

Albemarle Gallery is pleased to announce a series of collective exhibitions, which will showcase a number of works by artists represented by the gallery. Under the banner of Albemarle Collective these shows will run in conjunction with solo exhibitions with the aim of introducing a larger variety of works by our artists throughout the year. A fully illustrated digital catalogue of all works on exhibit can be viewed on our website.

RECEPTION Thursday 6 December 6-8pm RSVP acceptances only

6 December 2012 - 5 January 2013

Antonio CazorlaIain FaulknerMalcolm LiepkePhilip MunozJamil NaqshJuan Bautista Nieto

C O L L E C T I V E

Albemarle Gallery is pleased to announce a series of collective exhibitions, which will showcase a number of works by artists represented by the gallery. Under the banner of Albemarle Collective these shows will run in conjunction with solo exhibitions with the aim of introducing a larger variety of works by our artists throughout the year. A fully illustrated digital catalogue of all works on exhibit can be viewed on our website.

RECEPTION Thursday 6 December 6-8pm RSVP acceptances only

6 December 2012 - 5 January 2013

Antonio CazorlaIain FaulknerMalcolm LiepkePhilip MunozJamil NaqshJuan Bautista Nieto

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PHILIP MUNOZMAXWELL DOIGIAIN FAULKNER

STUART LUKE GATHERERHARRY HOLLAND

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BAE JOONSUNG (born in 1967 Korea) : Bae Joonsung was recognized from very early on in his career in both the domestic art scene as well as in Europe. The series ‘The Costume of the Painter’ was his iconic work, in which he painted on to transparent acrylic films. These films need to flip up and down, through manual interaction by the viewer, to reveal Asian female nudes underneath the painted film. He appropriates old master paintings and contextualises the original impression and his pastiche. Since 2006, the introduction of lenticular lens in his work made this viewing experience effortless.

IAN CUMBERLAND (born 1983 Ireland) : He studied fine art at University of Ulster, where he was awarded the John and Rachael Turner Award for the most outstanding student in their field. He graduated in 2006 with First Class Honours. Cumberland has gained a national and international reputation for his large-scale portraits. In 2011 he was placed third overall in the prestigious BP Portrait Award. Cumberland’s work is represented in public collections throughout Ireland and part of private collections throughout Ireland, UK and Europe.

MAXWELL DOIG (born 1966 England) : Maxwell Doig graduated from Manchester School of Art in 1988 with a BA in Fine Art and went on to pursue his postgraduate studies in Fine Art at the Slade School of Art, London, between 1988 and 1990. Doig is preoccupied with the human figure and its spatial relationship combined with the interplay of light and shade. His use of unconventional viewpoints depicting static solitary figures along with the application of subtle pigments and textural complexity results in contemplative ephemeral imagery. In 1997 he was awarded the Villiers David Prize. He lives and works in Manchester.

IAIN FAULKNER (born 1973 Scotland) : Since graduating from Glasgow School of Art in 1996 with a BA in Fine Art, he has established himself as a skilled draughtsman with the integrity to embrace the difficult path of contemporary figurative painting, in which competence and painterly expertise can be measured and judged. Still only in his 30s, he has already had numerous successful solo shows in the UK, USA, Spain and Italy. Iain was recently commissioned to paint the European 2010 Ryder Cup Team member portraits.

STUART LUKE GATHERER (born 1971 Scotland) : Stuart was brought up in the Eastern Highlands of Scotland, and graduated from Edinburgh College of Art in 1995 with an MA in Fine Art. His paintings entice the viewer to interact with contemporary scenes from the vantage point of an unseen onlooker. This creates a psychological ambiguity that is emphasised by strong forms and colours modelled in dramatic light and shade.

HARRY HOLLAND (born 1941 Scotland) : Holland is widely regarded as one of Britain’s best craftsmen, who works with uncompromising commitment and sincerity to produce art that is intense and rewarding. His style is distinctive and immediately recognisable, something which every artist seeks. The paintings are suggestive in the sense that they imply situations, events, or relationships that are not directly expressed; this imbues them with an engaging sense of mystery. Not surprisingly, his work has developed a substantial international following amongst collectors and has found its way into numerous important public collections world-wide.

JAYSHREE KAPOOR (born 1965 Kenya) : Her current body of works are concerned with depicting a universal expression of spirituality. These paintings are spontaneously composed, from the moment of inspiration, in a meditative state, capturing the intense period of time when the mind is devoid of all thoughts apart the connection with the inner self.

RADO KIROV (born 1955 Bulgaria) : Rado Kirov, following years of experience in working with various different metals has developed a unique technique of manipulating a sheet of stainless steel by hand, using the inherent physical properties of the metal, to create a striking three-dimensional surface that dynamically mirrors its surroundings and draws the observer into the magic of its reflection. Rado’s new-found passion for sculpture and his mastery of stainless steel are expressed in this new medium, which he has called the Mercury Effect.

ALEXANDER KLINGSPOR (born 1977 Sweden) : Alexander has studied with various painters in Sweden and USA. He has been making a living as a painter from the age of 22 and has exhibited his work in various parts of USA and Europe. Collectors come from USA, UK, Germany, France, Portugal, Spain, Mexico, Sweden, Switzerland and Norway.

JOHN MCCARTHY (born 1960 England) : John McCarthy studied at St Martin’s School of Art, London from 1996-97. He was selected for the BP Portrait Prize at the National Portrait Gallery, London for which he won the Visitor’s Choice Award in 1999. This led to many successful solo and group shows in London and internationally.

STEVE MCGINN (born 1965 England) : Steve McGinn’s work follows the basics of form, colour and composition. Each form is a theme and each colour a unique variation within. The forms are enlarged accurate copies of smaller random resin spills or blobs chosen because they hold a resonance that at first is not necessarily obvious. As a sculptor his work had been more about the tangible but now using colour and the intensity that it brings as well as a freeing up of compositional boundaries, it allows him to explore differences between working with chance and control.

PHILIP MUNOZ (born 1980 England) : Munoz’s work is concerned with the notion of glamour and its role in social identity. He is particularly interested in the idea of beauty through transformation and the concept of the contemporary sublime. Munoz is a self-taught painter having graduated in a degree in biochemistry at the university of Bristol. He has been an active resident of Jamaica Street Studios in Bristol since 2006.

ENRICO ROBUSTI (born 1956 Italy) : Two centuries after Francisco Goya, we find a similar approach to creation in Enrico Robusti’s paintings. Following his degree in law, Robusti devoted himself to the study of XVII century painting technique, with a particular focus on the work of van Dyck and Rubens. For about fifteen years his paintings and portraits had been informed with traditional elements; however, with the turn of the millennium, Robusti felt the urge to find a new way of expressing his artistic personality. The result of this shift is an utterly original approach to both technique and subject matter.

PETER WELFORD (born 1964 England) : He studied History of Art and Conservation at the universities of Manchester and London (Courtauld Institute of Art). He continued at the Courtauld as lecturer before spending eight years as an architectural historian and historic buildings consultant. Throughout this time however, he divided his focus between his architectural work and his painting. In 2000, he gave up his architectural consultancies to paint full-time. In 1994 he and his wife bought the semi-derelict Gwydir Castle in the foothills of Snowdonia, North Wales.

EISHIN YOZA (born 1952 Okinawa) : At the age of 18, he left for Tokyo where he enrolled in the Shinjuku Art school and he studied the occidental ways of painting. In 1976, he departed for Kyoto and studied traditional kimono design (Sumi-é) ; in 1976, from Yokohama he left Japan on a sailing boat to Alaska first then on to other states in the U.S., doing various jobs to pay for his trip. In 1981, after arriving in Europe, he settled in Paris and marries a French girl (1982). He copied the old masters in the Louvre museum and discovered the techniques of etching and engraving. Since then, he has been attending the Parisian salons such as “Salon d’automne”, “Les Artistes Français”, “National des Beaux-Arts”.

BAE JOONSUNG 1 Phantom in the Painting, J.S.Sargent white dress hn lenticular and oil on canvas 194 x 130 cm (76 x 51 in) £ 42,500

IAN CUMBERLAND 2 Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right oil on canvas 140 x 95 cm (55 x 38 in) £ 7,7503 I Stand Corrected oil on canvas 150 x 150 cm (59 x 59 in) £ 9,850

PHILIP MUNOZ 4 Victor oil on canvas 90 x 60 cm (35 x 24 in) £ 5,2505 Claire oil on canvas 86 x 56 cm (34 x 23 in) £ 5,250

MAXWELL DOIG 6 Night Swimmer IV mixed media on canvas on panel 69 x 89 cm (27 x 35 in) £ 6,0007 Figure with Red Hair on Black Asphalt mixed media on canvas on panel 89 x 64 cm (35 x 25 in) £ 6,0008 Swimmer III mixed media on canvas on panel 134 x 97 cm (53 x 38 in) £ 7,8509 Figure with Red Hair on Black Asphalt II mixed media on canvas on panel 89 x 64 cm (35 x 25 in) £ 6,000

IAIN FAULKNER 10 Gathering, Govan Beach oil on canvas 61 x 76 cm (24 x 30 in) £ 9,50011 Gathering After the Storm II (study) oil on canvas 25 x 25 cm (10 x 10 in) £ 4,50012 Loch Lomond oil on canvas 30 x 41 cm (12 x 16 in) £ 4,85013 Solitude oil on canvas 25 x 25 cm (10 x 10 in) £ 4,500

STUART LUKE GATHERER 14 The Cigar oil on canvas 89 x 124 cm (35 x 49 in) £ 15,00015 The Canon Yeoman’s Tale oil on canvas 63 x 89 cm (25 x 35 in) £ 10,50016 Wooden Stool oil on canvas on panel 30 x 30 cm (12 x 12 in) £ 4,250

HARRY HOLLAND 17 Gym oil on canvas 86 x 112 cm (34 x 44 in) £ 12,50018 Leap oil on canvas 91 x 71 cm (36 x 28 in) £ 10,50019 Platform oil on canvas 86 x 124 cm (34 x 49 in) £ 13,500

JAYSHREE KAPOOR 20 In the Moment mixed media on canvas 183 x 183 cm (72 x 72 in) £ 8,750

RADO KIROV 21 Irises mirrored stainless steel 140 x 140 cm (55 x 55 in) £ 5,50022 Cube mirrored stainless steel 43 x 38 x 38 cm (17 x 15 x 15 in) £ 4,50023 Expansion mirrored stainless steel 115 x 115 cm (45 x 45 in) £ 4,50024 Sunset mirrored stainless steel 240 x 115 cm (94 x 45 in) £ 6,750

ALEXANDER KLINGSPOR 25 The Sky oil on panel 91 x 107 cm (36 x 42 in) £ 18,50026 Explosion oil on linen 83 x 90 cm (33 x 35 in) £ 16,75027 Cafe Surreal oil on linen 101 x 76 cm (40 x 30 in) £ 16,75028 Lily oil on canvas 50 x 50 cm (20 x 20 in) £ 9,750

JOHN MCCARTHY 29 Untitled (Scarlet Johansson) acrylic on canvas 81 x 101 cm (32 x 39 in) £ 7,65030 Untitled (Marilyn Monroe) acrylic on canvas 56 x 46 cm (22 x 18 in) £ 4,28531 Untitled (Kate Moss) acrylic on canvas 56 x 56 cm (22 x 22 in) £ 4,75032 Untitled (Kate) acrylic on canvas 50 x 41 cm (20 x 16 in) £ 3,850

STEVE MCGINN 33 bloodine – prophet resin and mixed media 100 x 80 x 8 cm (39 x 31 x 3 in) £ 5,50034 delusions of grandeur - go with the flow resin and mixed media 80 x 160 x 8 cm (31 x 63 x 3 in) £ 6,50035 just another day in paradise - original bazooka joe resin and mixed media 70 x 80 x 9 cm (28 x 31 x 4 in) £ 4,850

PETER WELFORD 36 Allegory on Fortune oil and tempera on panel 81 x 46 cm (32 x 18 in) £ 8,00037 Time Will Tell oil and tempera on panel 92 x 76 cm (36 x 30 in) £ 10,750

ENRICO ROBUSTI38 Il Cocomero Maturo oil on canvas 150 x 100 cm (59 x 39 in) £ 11,85039 Non crede che sia una magnifica coincidenza... oil on canvas 120 x 100 cm (47 x 39 in) £ 10,500

EISHIN YOZA 40 Forest I oil on canvas 130 x 162 cm (51 x 64 in) £ 7,50041 Forest II oil on canvas 130 x 162 cm (51 x 64 in) £ 7,500

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