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This exhibition consists entirely of unique postcard-sized works created by our artists with each work priced at £150 including VAT and framing! This exhibition gives collectors the opportunity to pick the perfect low priced and highly collectable gift for a loved one to deck their halls with over the festive period.

Artists included in this exciting exhibition are Andrea Allan, Ben Allen, Jonathan Alibone, Vasilis Avramidis, Kim Baker, Joseph Borzotta, Tanja Boukal, Charlotte Bracegirdle, Rachel Louise Brown, Dean Cavanagh, Robin Clare, Tintin Cooper, Bonnie and Clyde, Richard Davidson, Dixon (Juan Carlos Noria), Michele Fletcher, Carne Griffiths, Tony Hull, Joanna Hutton, Nathan James, Brian Jones, Hayden Kays, Chris Kettle, Linda Lencovic, Miranda Lopatkin, Simon Mackness, Mantis, Sarah Maple, Alexandra McLain, Josie McCoy, Ali Miller, Sue Moffitt, Edward Monovich, Kuzana Ogg, Jamie Paul, Judy Ragagli, Gurpran Rau, SHEONE, Clare Shields, Henrik Simonsen, Geraldine Swayne, Charlotte Stubbs, Tracy Sweeney and Lex Thomas.

Opus Fine Art would like to thank Las Iguanas restaurant for their drinks donation for the private view of exhibition. At Las Iguanas try exciting new dishes, discover delights and firm favourites along the way, and most of all enjoy the unique taste of Latin American hospitality. Las Iguanas, 62-74 Grey Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 6AF.

This exhibition is open to the public, by appointment only, from 2 December 2011 to 27 January 2012 at Opus Fine Art, Milburn House, Dean Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 1NR.

Contact enquiries@opus-art.com to register your interest in this exhibition.

nine features new painting from Kim Baker, Charlotte Bracegirdle, Linda Lencovic, Andrew McAttee, Geraldine Swayne and Karl de Vroomen, printmaking and mixed media from Hector de Gregorio and Hush, and sculpture from Abigail Fallis.

For further information about this exhibition and the work on show please contact enquiries@opus-art.com.

Erwin Blumenfeld was one of the earliest proponents of Surrealist photography. Following his internment in a concentration camp during the German occupation of France for producing collages mocking Hitler, Blumenfeld moved to New York, and during the 1940s and 50s began producing images that celebrated the female form. His works are given a surrealist twist many years before Photoshop or camera trickery made this commonplace, using veils, mirrors and frosted glass to create images that are distinctly contemporary.

Charlotte Bracegirdle's new series features iconic photographs by photographers such as Henri Cartier-Bresson. Working in acrylic on bought prints, Bracegirdle has removed the central element from these images, leaving shadows and ghostly traces 'where once were people'. She creates a sense of deja vu for the viewer, in that these works are just not quite familiar.

Rob Carter's award-winning Travelling Still series evokes the feeling of movement in a still image, as if taken from the side window of a moving vehicle. This is obtained by using a revolving lens camera and long exposures, and it has taken the artist over six years to collect the works from destinations including the bright lights of Las Vegas, New York and Tokyo to the tulip fields of Holland and seascapes around the world.

Susan Derges' River Taw series consists of photograms, or camera-less photographs, created by placing unexposed photographic paper on the bed of a river near her home, and using torches, flash guns and moonlight to expose the paper, revealing trailing ivy, leaves and cracked ice.

Harold 'Doc' Edgerton is credited with the invention of the strobe flash, which enabled the electrical engineer to take photographs, such as the perfect coronet from a single drop of milk falling into liquid or a bullet bursting through an apple, with exposure times of less than 1/10,000 of a second.

David Levinthal uses macro lenses and works with small toys, props and dramatic lighting to create mini environments of subject matters varying from war scenes to voyeurism, to racial and political references to American culture.

For more information about Seeing is Believing please contact enquiries@opus-art.com.

We will be showing new work from Kim Baker, Charlotte Bracegirdle, Hector de Gregorio, Piao GuangXie, Hush, Abigail Fallis, Linda Lencovic, Andrew McAttee, Geraldine Swayne, Shu Yong, Chen QuiChi and Karl de Vroomen.

Last year's fair featured galleries from four continents and 20 countries, including China, Mexico, Japan, Korea, Brazil, Italy, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland, Germany, UK, Spain, and Canada. SCOPE New York's invitees will uphold its unique tradition of solo and thematic group shows presented alongside museum-quality programming, collector tours, screenings, and special events. The fair opens to Press, SCOPE and Armory VIPs on Wednesday, March 3, 3-9pm with the FirstView benefit, a $100 charitable donation for all non-VIP cardholders.

Introducing artists, curators, and cutting-edge galleries to new audiences internationally has made SCOPE the most comprehensive destination for the emerging art world available anywhere. With art fairs in Miami, Basel, New York, London, and the Hamptons, SCOPE is an influential presence in the expanding global art market.

Location
320 West St (West Side Highway)
Across from Pier 40
New York NY 10014

Fresh Cream includes new work from Chris Acheson, Kim Baker, Charlotte Bracegirdle, Hector de Gregorio, Piao GuangXie, Hush, Chris Kettle, Andrew McAttee, Karl de Vroomen, Shu Yong and Chen QuiChi.

Fresh Cream opens during the height of London's arts week, on Tuesday 12 October until Sunday 17 October, 10am -5pm daily.

The Gallery, 50 Redchurch Street, London

Visit us at stand C16, where we will be showcasing original works as well as prints from emerging artists including Chris Acheson, Kim Baker, Charlotte Bracegirdle, Mark Braithwaite, Hector de Gregorio, Piao GuangXie, Chris Kettle, Andrew McAttee, Josie McCoy, Sue Moffitt, Henrik Simonsen, Geraldine Swayne, Karl de Vroomen, Chen QuiChi and Shu Yong.

We will also be showing work from well established artists including Banksy, Damien Hirst, Bridget Riley, Jack Vettriano and Andy Warhol as well as our exclusive Great North Run print portfolio from Sir Peter Blake.

We have a limited number of complimentary invitations for the fair, please contact enquiries@opus-art.com if you would like to attend.

This group show opens on Friday, 27 August, and is available to view by appointment only, Monday to Friday, 10am - 5pm, until Friday, 24 September.

SCOPE proudly returns to Manhattan's most famous cultural icon, Lincoln Center, with a glass facade pavilion situated in Lincoln Center's Damrosch Park, at the corner of 62nd Street and 10th Avenue. SCOPE New York is just blocks from the Armory Show and serviced daily by shuttles and pedicabs.

Opus Fine Art will be showcasing a collection of new work from Chris Acheson, Dan Baldwin, Charlotte Bracegirdle, Hector de Gregorio, HUSH, Alexandra McLain, Lex Thomas and Karl de Vroomen.