Due to
popular demand, masters of the
‘pop-up’, JP Art Gallery are delighted
to announce the opening of a
permanent venue in London’s popular Battersea. The move comes after demand by clients, who
span private collectors, interior designers, foundations and corporations around the globe, who
requested a tangible resource and platform to access its founder, Joanne Parker’s expertise.
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Artist:Bruce Williams |
Joanne has built up a superb reputation due to her inimitable
knowledge of the art industry and her unique approach to artists
and their work, often discovering new artists and pre-empting art
trends and cleverly predicting the ‘artists to watch’. It is this skill
combined with a genuine client rapport that has earned her a
unique position in the global art industry and led her to collate this
into JP Art Gallery and Consultancy.
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Artist: Mo Maurice Tan
Joanne commented: “It’s been an exciting few years organising
Pop Up exhibitions. It has enabled me to proactively source new
artists in varying areas and offer them a showcase that they might
not otherwise have had. I have also formed working partnerships
with many businesses and organisations, in particular with several Social Enterprises that promote social inclusion through the arts.”
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Why a new gallery and why is this particular one unique?
Well Joanne’s skills and knowledge of art, afford her the opportunity to select only the very best emerging artists, which
she will present, next to more established and well-known artists. Therefore her clients can be assured that they will
receive trustworthy advice on the top current artists, in order to add to their portfolio, or collection.
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Artist: Victoria Kiff
Joanne already works with prestigious
interior designers such as Candy & Candy
and private collectors both in the UK and
abroad and having a venue now cements
her unique offering.
Joanne’s vision is a refreshing injection
into the art industry, she says: “My
commitment is to ensure that our stable
of artists are promoted individually and in
the right way for them and of course to
the right audiences. I would like to build
on the recognition and trust we already
have within the art world.
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Our key aim is to create an accessible, unintimidating, friendly space to view and buy fine art. Sourcing the right new
artists to join the gallery is key, via recommendation, visiting graduate shows and open studio events across the country.
Keeping the gallery accessible for both the artist and buyer underpins the ethos of the gallery and will hopefully prove to
be a winning method, enjoyed by all.”
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Artist: Wayne Mok
JP Art Gallery will curate a regularly rotating
exhibition, to introduce new contemporary
artworks on a fortnightly basis.
These will include a diverse collection across genres:
abstracts, landscapes, figurative, sculpture and
limited edition prints, with prices ranging from £200
- £850 for prints or paintings and sculpture from
£500 to £15,000.
There will also be a regular programme of events
which will include six to eight weekly private views,
artists talks and art workshops for both children and
adults.
The gallery also offers an established art
consultancy service, working closely with private
clients, interior designers, architects and property developers to source artworks for specific projects, large and small.
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Artist: Paul Kessling
Solo Exhibition – Benjamin Hope
The first exhibition in their new venue will be works by
prize winning painter Benjamin Hope. He will present his
debut solo exhibition from 12 – 25 November, 2015.
Benjamin works mainly in oil but also charcoal, pastel
and pencil and divides his time between still life, plein
air impressionism, portraits, and figure studies. For his
exhibition he has painted key London spots, such as
Canary Wharf, The City, Trafalgar Square, Exhibition
Road, Kings Cross, Temple, Westminster, St. James’s
Park and various London bridges.
He cites influences ranging from contemporary UK
Artists, Peter Brown, Ken Howard and Tom Coates for
his plein air paintings, Caravaggio for his still lifes and his
portraits are inspired by the works of David Leffel,
Rembrandt and Kyffin Williams.
JP Art Gallery
18 Battersea Rise
London
SW11 EE
Opening Hours:
Closed: Mondays
Tues, Wed, Fri: 11 – 5 pm
Thurs: 12 – 8 pm
Weekends & Bank Holidays: 10 – 6 pm
Contact details:
Gallery Director: Joanne Parker
Joanne@JPArtConsultancy.com
+ 44 (0) 792 963 2277
Art Consultant: Camilla Webb Carter
Camilla@JPArtConsultancy.com
+ 44 (0) 781 452 5716
Press Enquiries: Sandie Maylor
Sandie@JPArtConsultancy.com
www.JPArtConsultancy.com
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