I am really pleased to announce that my work is now being shown in London by Panter and Hall at their wonderful premises in Pall Mall.
The gallery have an exciting programme of solo and mixed shows throughout the year exhibiting a selection of contemporary artists alongside the some of the most celebrated names in twentieth century art.
Panter & Hall
11-12 Pall Mall, London, SW1Y 5LU.
+44 (0)20 7399 9999
enquiries@panterandhall.com
www.panterandhall.com
Beaux Arts Bath are showing new paintings and sculpture in ‘Artists of Fame and Promise’ group exhibition from 27 June to 27 August 2016.
Exhibited artists:
Simon Allen, Akash Bhatt, Beth Carter, Andrew Crocker, Stewart Edmondson, Atsuko Fuji, Nathan Ford, Anna Gillespie, Greg Gilbert, Nicholas Middleton, Anthony Scott, Jason Walker, Conor Walton and Simon Wright.
http://beauxartsbath.co.uk/current-exhibition/
Hugo Galerie, in conjunction with Stanek Gallery, presents
Chuchoter À Travers La Rivière (Whispers Across The River).
Chuchoter À Travers La Rivière (Whispers Across the River) is a group exhibition of painting and sculpture by Hugo Galerie (NY), in conjunction with Stanek Gallery (PA), on view from June 2 through August 13. The dynamic exhibition aims to integrate contemporary European artists with Philadelphia’s rich history and facilitate a conversation about the importance of uniting culturally to celebrate exceptional art. The show highlights the age-old love affair between America and Europe and the remarkable art that is conceived from the union of the two. The two galleries involved in the show are passionate about highlighting these extraordinary artists and introducing their work to collectors worldwide.
Exhibition runs from June 2 through Augusr 13, 2016 with an opening reception on Friday June 3rd, 5 – 9pm at Stanek Gallery, 242 N. 3rd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
For further info email:
rsturgis@hugogalerie.com
info@stanekgallery.net
M Fine Arts Galerie is thrilled to announce the “Inaugural Exhibition” opening with a gala reception on Saturday, May 7th, 2016.
For this premiere show, each of our eighteen exceptional artists created new pieces that will preview here for the first time. Several of the artists will be present to discuss their work.
Styles range from representational to abstraction, surrealism to naif, using unique and varying mediums. Through eclectic subject matter, color, texture and light, each work of art delivers a remarkable experience capable of piquing the interests of the first-time visitor as well as the sophisticated collector.
Come join the revelry, meet the artists and explore each piece’s unique narrative.
A full-color catalog will be available.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BEt-RC7RynN/?taken-by=mfineartsgalerie
http://www.mfinearts.com/exhibtions/
Spike Island Open Studios 2016
29 April to 2 May 2016 – Free entry.
Spike Island Open Studios sees artists and creative tenants throw open their doors for you to explore their working environment and learn about what they do. Discover how the Spike Island building (a former tea packing factory) is now home to hundreds of artists, designers and creative businesses.
Taking place over the first May Bank Holiday weekend, Open Studios hosts a full programme of performances, exhibitions, pop-up kitchens, tours, screenings, and more…
Friday 29 April, 6–9pm (party till late)
Saturday 30 April, 11am–5pm
Sunday 1 May, 11am–5pm
Monday 2 May, 11am–5pm
http://www.spikeisland.org.uk/events/activities/spike-island-open-studios-2016/
The new bronze edition of the Giant Minotaur has arrived at M Fine Arts Galerie in Boston. You can see more pictures of his arrival on the gallery blog, or if you’re in Boston why not go pay them a visit and see the big fellow in person? You’ll find him situated within the thriving art scene of the SoWa district.
M Fine Arts Galerie
450 Harrison Ave @ 61 Thayler St.
Boston, MA 02118
Beaux Arts Bath will be exhibiting a selection of Beth Carter’s work along with other gallery artists on stand J10 at the Affordable Art Fair Battersea from 10-13 March 2016.
For more information about AAF visit www.affordableartfair.com/battersea/
After six wonderful and successful years exhibiting with Bertrand Delacroix Gallery and Axelle Fine Arts in New York and Boston, I’m sad to have to announce that, following the tragic death of owner Bertrand Delacroix last summer, the galleries have finally had to close. I will always be indebted to Bertrand for his huge support and endless enthusiasm for my work both as a gallerist and as a treasured friend. He was a uniquely wonderful man who will never be forgotten.
New beginnings …
After the closure of BDG and Axelle, I’m really pleased to announce that I’ve now joined the wonderful Georges Bergès Gallery, also based in Soho, New York. The gallery has an ambitious global focus and I’m excited that I will be showing alongside some of their fantastic artists. Watch this space.
http://www.bergesgallery.com
I’m also really looking forward to the imminent opening of M Fine Arts Galerie in Boston, a new venture set up by Mitch Plotkin and Madison Maushart formerly of Axelle Boston, who will continue to represent my work alongside the other Axelle artists.
http://www.mfinearts.com
Beaux Arts Bath are showing Beth Carter’s work alongside other gallery artists at London Art Fair at the Business Design Centre in Islington from 20 until 24 January 2016, (stand G19).
For more information please visit www.londonartdair.co.uk or contact the gallery.
Beth Carter will be exhibiting with Bo Lee Gallery as part of The Collective at The Chapel of St. Barnabas, 1 Greek Street, Soho Square, London. The show is a continuation of their ODYSSEY exhibition which concerns journeys in life and death.
On Thursday 10th September bo.lee gallery will take root in East Dulwich with the launch of bo.lee HQ viewing space. The inaugural show ABDITORY will bring together a selection of new work by gallery and guest artists.
Exhibiting artists: . Wanda Bernardino, Beth Carter, Tessa Farmer, Patrick Haines, Marcelle Hanselaar , Annie Kevans, Rebecca Louise Law, Cathy Lewis, Mackie, Alan Rankle, Rose Robson and Bobbie Russon. For details of any of the works or artists on show please contact the gallery.
Launch night and cocktail reception: Thursday 10 September from 6.30pm – 8.30pm. RSVP to Jemma on jemma@bo-lee.co.uk for full address details.
Viewings at the HQ are by appointment only during September. To arrange a viewing please contact the gallery.
Beth is extremely pleased to announce that her work will be shown this September for the first time at Beaux Arts Bath. The gallery will be exhibiting a substantial number of Beth’s bronze pieces as well as some recent charcoal drawings. Beaux Arts is housed in a beautiful Georgian building near Bath Abbey. Do pay them a visit If you’re in the area.
Exhibition runs:
7 September – 3 October 2015
Beaux Arts 12-13 York St, Bath BA1 1NG, UK
Opening Reception: 5 September, 6 – 8.30 p.m.
Please visit the Beaux Arts Bath website for more information.
Galerie Rauchfeld will be exhibiting Beth Carter’s work at Beirut Art Fair from 17-20 September 2015.
Please visit the Galerie Rauchfeld and Beirut Art Fair websites for more information.
Bertrand Delacroix Gallery, New York, are presenting their Summer Collective through 7 September featuring new work by Beth Carter, Joseph Adolphe and Frederico Infante as well as Ayline Olukman, Stéphane E. Dumas, Quentin Garel and Yannick Fournié.
Gallery closed – website no longer available.
Axelle Galerie Soho:
1 July – 13 September 2015
Axelle Fine Arts Galerie Soho, New York, Summer Group Show runs through 13 September featuring a rotating selection of works from their roster of international figurative artists. Currently on view are Beth Carter, Patrick Pietropoli, Albert Hadjiganev, Ġoxwa, Quentin Garel, François Anton, Julia Levitina and Benoît Trimborn.
3 July – 7 October 2015
Axelle Fine Arts Galerie Boston are also currently presenting their Summer Group Show at their new location at 173 Newbury Street. The exhibition features a provocative collection of artists and sculptors from their current roster. Currently on view are pieces by Beth Carter, Yves Crenn, Fabienne Delacroix, Philippe Charles Jacquet, Albert Hadjiganev and Xavier Rodés.
Gallery closed – website no longer available.
Musée d’Art Classique de Mougins in France now have Minotaur on a Box on display and featured in their April newsletter.
Newsletter: English version
Newsletter: French version
MACM website
Beth Carter’s work is being shown for the first time at Galerie Rauchfeld, Paris. Dessins de sculpteurs is a group exhibition of drawings and sculpture by Francesco Moretti, Louis Lutz, Beth Carter and Emmanuel Michel.
19-28 March 2015
Galerie Rauchfeld, 22 rue de Seine, 6ème Paris
Please visit the gallery website for more information.
Bertrand Delacroix Gallery have announced the first part of their Winter Collective Show featuring sculpture by Beth Carter alongside new artworks by Joseph Adolphe, watercolors by Elizabeth Allison, abstract pieces by Jorge Enrique and paintings by new artist Jorge Pombo.
Opening: Thursday 18 December 6-8pm
Gallery closed – website no longer available.
bo.lee gallery will be hosting a 3 day pop-up exhibition from 18-20 December 2014 at The Hepsibah Gallery, London W6.
Christmas Fizz will be served from 6-8pm on Thursday 18th. Open 11am-5pm Friday and Saturday.
The Hepsibah Gallery
112 Brackenbury Road, London W6 0BD show map
Please contact the gallery for further details;
Jemma: Jemma@bo-lee.co.uk
Daisy: boleegallery@gmail.com
Beth Carter is very excited to be exhibiting a new body of work in The Shining Guest, her first solo exhibition at View Art Gallery. The exhibition comprises new sculpture and drawings produced over the last year and promises to be a highlight in the gallery’s calendar.
“We’ve had several sneak previews of the work as its being made and we are blown away by the emotional impact – tenderness, strength, and vulnerability are just some of the many responses we get when new imagined characters are revealed”.
Exhibition dates: 20th Nov 2014 – 18th Jan 2015
Opening reception: Thursday 20th Nov, 6.30 – 8.30pm. (Please RSVP to the gallery)
For more information please visit the gallery website.
