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Art Kane
The Rolling Stones
Music to My Eyes Exhibition 2010
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108 Fine Art and RedHouse Originals present
Music To My Eyes
An exhibition of rock n’ roll inspired art work and photography featuring Storm Thorgerson, Art Kane and the Godfather of Pop Art Sir Peter Blake.
23rd – 25th July 2010
The exhibition included limited edition prints featuring the artwork behind some of the most iconic album covers of all time. Sir Peter Blake’s classic design for The Beatles ‘Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’ was amongst the works available as signed limited edition silkscreen prints.
The exhibition was launched with live music from Liverpool's fabulous psychedelic band 'Wicked Whispers', followed by Glasgow's most promising new Indie band 'The Clock'
Programme
Golden Hour- Friday 23rd July 7 - 8pm
‘Golden Tickets’
These priority tickets enabled the holders special privileges for the duration of the exhibition including entry to the exclusive ‘108 Buying Hour’, complimentary drinks packages and special offers on selected art works.
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Adrian Wiszniewski
The Flower Arranger, 2009
Little Pictures - Great Art
until 29th January
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108 CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION - Little Pictures – Great Art
108 Fine Art
14th November – 29th January 2010
An exhibition of small paintings by 40 artists who have worked with 108 since 1997. Invited artists will create new works measuring no more than 10 x 8 inches, allowing collectors to buy wonderful art from new and established names, including Alan Davie, Peter Howson, Christopher P Wood, Michael Sandle, George Rowlett, Charles Lutz, EZRA, Blek Le Rat, Anna King, Paul Reid, Brian Fojcik, Geraldine Cox, Maurice Cockrill, George Hainsworth, Adrian Wiszniewski and others. |

JOASH WOODROW
White Fences and Trees
Oil on board, circa 1980 - 85
122 x 121cm
Link to The Fine Art Society website
Exhibition images and update
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JOASH WOODROW- LONDON
at The Fine Art Society, Bond Street, London
(In association with 108 Fine Art and the Joash Woodrow Family)
21st October – 6th November 2009
Exhibition images and update
Link to The Fine Art Society website
Joash Woodrows' first major London selling exhibition opened at The Fine Art Society, London on 21st October 2009. As one of the oldest art galleries in the world, The Fine Art Society has traded from its premises in New Bond Street since 1876. Specializing in British and European Art from the 17th – 21st centuries it provides one of the most beautiful and prestigious exhibition spaces in central London. With an international base of private and museum collectors the exhibition will bring Joash Woodrows' art to a new and larger audience. This exhibition of 30 major works together with a fully illustrated catalogue features all areas of Joash Woodrows' art, including portraits, still lifes and landscape painting. For a full list of works available please contact Annabel Thomas at the Fine Art Society on 0207 629 5116.
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Paul Reid
Theseus and the Minotaur (2009)
Oil on canvas
121 x 131cm
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21st CENTURY REALISM - Paintings, Drawings and Photographs
108 Fine Art, Harrogate
17th September – 6th November 2009
Featuring the work of Billy und Hells, Paul Reid, Adrian Wisznieski, Nicholas Jolly, Anthony Green, Robert MacMillan, Brian Fojcik |

PETER HOWSON
Women of America
Oil on canvas, 2001
198 x 260cm
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THE NORTHERN ART FAIR
Harrogate International Centre
13th – 15th November 2009
Exhibiting artists included Michael Sandle RA, Blek Le Rat, Peter Howson.
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London Riot Brick
Recession Edition |
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25th February – 25th March 2009
CHARLES LUTZ
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EZRA
New work by the young Brooklyn based artist Charles Lutz
whose work is beginning to create quite a stir both here and in the US.
A double page feature dedicated to the artist appeared in the Independent
at the end of last year.
Stencil, spraypaint and assemblage’s by the North’s most dynamic band
of exciting new urban artists EZRA, who achieved widespread acclaim
from both public and critics in their first display at the ICONS exhibition
last year. Subsequently the collective has grown in number and were recently commissioned to prepare new work for the Tate Liverpool.
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