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Alan Davie & Maurice Cockrill (click here for further information) Norman Adams (click here for further information)		PAUL REID - Touring Retrospective Exhibition 8th November - 7th December 2007 Hull University Art Gallery The exhibition will tour throughout 2008 to include Perth City Art Gallery and Dundee University Art Gallery. Other venues and dates to be confirmed. (Click here) JOASH WOODROW at 108 17th November - 19th January 2008 Landscapes (click here) NORMAN ADAMS - Retrospective Exhibition 15th September - 3rd November 2007 at The University of Northumbria Art Gallery, Newcastle Upon Tyne (click here) PAUL REID at 108 Myths 13th October - 3rd November 2007
Joash Woodrow Landscapes 17th November- 19th January 2008 (Click here for further information)		JOASH WOODROW Leeds Metropolitan University 19th October - 14th November 2007 A major retrospective exhibition of paintings, drawings and sculpture, to celebrate the centenary anniversary of the University. A review of the Joash Woodrow 'Landscapes' exhibition appeared in the Financial Times, Saturday 1st December 2007 - 'Portrait of a Lost Artist' , by The Financial Times chief art critic Jackie Wullschlager "...Joash Woodrow is the genius of late 20th century British art of whom almost no one has heard." "Woodrows transformation of banality is as lyrical as Chagalls." "That painterly intensity and high seriousnes links Woodrow to his Jewish contemporaries Kossoff, Auerbach, and Freud; what he now needs is a serious London exhibition to unravel the character and scope of his achievement."
Odysseus on the Island of Circe Oil on canvas, 2007 101 x 147cm (Click here for further information)		Myths 19th October - 3rd November 2007 Paul Reid is undoubtedly one of the great figurative painters to have emerged out of Scotland in recent years. His personalised interpretations of ancient myths have attracted a growing and enthusiastic audience, with highly successful exhibitions recently held in Edinburgh and Harrogate. The first major publication of his work is now available, with an introduction written by His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales and essay by Laura Gascoigne. Fully illustrated, sixty pages. ISBN 0-9547817-8-3
Tim Shaw Prisoner at Abu Ghraib Wax, and plastic film 20/21 Art Fair 2007		20/21 Art Fair - Royal College of Art, London 11th - 16th September 2007 Artists represented: Norman Adams, Joash Woodrow, Peter Sedgley, Tim Shaw, Ana Maria Pacheco, Paul Reid
ANA MARIA PACHECO A Modern Bestiary 21st April - 12th May 2007		Ana Maria Pacheco A Modern Bestiary (click here for exhibition details)
Gladiators 1 Oil on canvas, circa 1970 Oil on board 30 x 35cm		Joash Woodrow (1927 - 2006) Figurative Paintings (click here for exhibition details)
Mama Idol No 5 Oil on canvas, 1974 122 x 152cm Exhibited at ' Realities Nouvelles' Paris, 1975		Alan Davie Paintings and Drawings 1948 - 2004 8th - 30th September 2006 (click here for exhibition details) A major retrospective exhibition of 65 oil paintings and watercolours. Most of the works from the artist's own collection and span a period of nearly sixty years. Accompanied by a forty four page limited edition catalogue with an introductory essay by Bill Hare "Channels of Communication".
Norman Adams Landscape Study Watercolour Initialled and dated '58 11 x 16cm		Works on paper 10th - 30th June 2006 Calum Colvin - Alan Davie - Brian Fojcik - Norman Adams - Paul Reid - Peter Sedgley Adrian Wiszniewski - Christopher Wood - Joash Woodrow Ana Maria Pacheco - Michael Sandle
Joash Woodrow Portrait of Gilbert Oil on hessian, circa 1958		Joash Woodrow Retrospective The Ben Uri Art Gallery, London Jewish Museum of Art until November 20th 2005. The exhibition was the first major public display of Joash's work covering all periods of his development from the 1940's through to the 1990's. The exhibition followed on from the retrospective at Manchester Art Gallery, which attracted over 30,000 during a ten week period. The first exhibition of Joash's large scale works was held at the Royal College of Art 18th - 23rd October 2005. The exhibition which had been designed as an extension to the Joash Woodrow Retrospective at the Ben Uri Gallery offered the first opportunity to view some of the finest large scale works from the 1970's - 1990's. It is intended that the retrospective exhibition will continue at several other major museums and art galleries during 2007 / 2008. Exhibition catalogues are available from 108 Fine Art and from participating venues. For further information click here

		Joash Woodrow - Still Life Paintings 1955-1980 Until 20th November 2005 108 Fine Art, Harrogate andrew@108fineart.com 01423 819108 / 07798 908857 An exhibition of some of the artists finest still life paintings from the 1950's until the early 1980's. Exhibition catalogues are available from the gallery. For more information about this exhibition click here.

		Op & Pop 1960 - 2005 28th May- 19th June 2005 Paintings Prints Textiles Sculpture Works by William Turnbull, Peter Sedgley, Alan Reynolds, John Plumb, David Mach, Peter Blake, Jim Pattison, Calum Colvin, Ron O'Donnell, Dudley & Madeleine Edwards (Amazed), Brian Henderson For more information about this exhibition click here.

		Three Generations 23rd April - 21st May 2005 Exhibition catalogues are available from the gallery, £10 Five exceptional contemporary artists, working in photography, print, painting and drawing. Spanning three generations of artists, the exhibition offered what we consider to be some of the most exciting, new, and established voices of 21st century British Art. Calum Colvin Alan Davie Brian Fojcik Ana Maria Pacheco Paul Reid For more information about this exhibition click here.

		Paintings and drawings by Joash Woodrow. March 19th - April 15th 2005 Works recently available from the Joash Woodrow Collection. Email: andrew@108fineart.com

		Christopher Wood The Artists Collection October - December 2004 Painted over the past ten years, most of the 25 paintings in this exhibition were held by the artists as key reference works: landmarks in the development of his art. On a Chris Wood painting Bright sun drives us into shadows into cells of meditation by hill or ocean groping through the dizzying, black measurelessness of caves that are also cave- metaphors of our inner selves. There, we are as the old Greeks saw us: the shadows of unseen gods, shadows thrown by the light of what we fear, the cave door and the horizon; our backs to the news that the troops are coming, that Humvees pour on the land and earth turns red. Glyn Hughes August 2004

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