Annette Pugh’s painting, Riviera Bay will be heading to Zurich following her show at Reuben Colley Fine Art.
Many thanks to all at the gallery.
Category Archives: Past events
Carey Hendron New Works
Carey Hendron will be exhibiting at the Works Gallery in Digbeth, Birmingham in April, more details to follow.
2017 Lynn Painter-Stainers Prize
Graham Chorlton will be exhibiting in the 2017 Lynn Painter-Stainers Prize 
at Mall Galleries from 6th March to 18th March.
Mall Galleries
The Mall
London SW1
10am to 5pm
Annette Pugh, ‘Somewhere Never Travelled’
Annette Pugh Somewhere Never Travelled
Invitation to Champagne Reception
The Directors of Reuben Colley Fine Art invite you to join them for the launch of ‘Somewhere Never Travelled’, an exhibition of stunning new work by Annette Pugh, in the company of the artist.
Thursday 9 February 5.30 – 7.30 pm
The exhibition runs from 6 February to 4 March 2017.
Reuben Colley Solo Show
Annette Pugh is pleased to announce that she will be working on a solo show for Reuben Colley Fine Art in the Spring of 2017.
More Details to follow.
Elsewhere
Exhibition Statement
Elsewhere brings together the work of three Birmingham based artists, Angelina May Davis, Angela Maloney and Annette Pugh. Working with painting, photography, print and drawing, they each explore the desire for somewhere other.
To be elsewhere; to pretend or discover a world beyond the everyday is a strong human instinct. For these three artists it is also the driving force behind their practice. The images created inform the viewer of the existence of a time or place removed from the here and now.
Through the narratives depicted and the material acts of making, each artist becomes an explorer. Observation, archive and memory source the works and individual journeys allow us to discover locations and acts that depict ‘beyond’.
As a collective exhibition ‘Elsewhere’ looks at, and past the familiar. It discloses the remarkable and negates the ordinary. The artists share territories and happenings, unknown and sometimes unexperienced. They extend our world, forging links between the unremarkable and the extraordinary, between truth and fiction; in short they ask us, to suspend our reality and encounter an alternative place.
Hinterland
Salon
Graham Chorlton is currently exhibiting in Salon, an exhibition organised by New Art WM showing an exciting selection of work by invited artists based in the West Midlands.
Salon runs from
13 November — 23 December 2015
Waterhall Gallery, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Chamberlain Square, Birmingham B3 3DH
Open Tuesday – Sunday, 10am–5pm. Free entry.
Hinterland
‘Hinterland’, 10 P
ainters, an exhibition and access to artists’ studios,
5th- 8th November 2015
Birmingham Artspace
Unit 301, Telsen Centre
Aston, B6 4TN
Thursday by appointment 07470 027960
Fri-Sat 11am-4pm
Sun 11am-3pm, (closing event 12-2pm)
Exhibition Review
Hinterland
‘An area lying beyond what is visible or known.’
“The strange hinterland where life begins and ends”
The Telsen building standing sentinel beside the Aston expressway in Birmingham is the venue for Hinterland.
Ten artists who live and work in the city and for whom painting is central to their established practise, show images that explore the internal and external place beyond the visible and known.
Natural light floods the beautifully curated space revealing the intense enquiry within each work which reference urban and natural utopias; celebrating the locale and the world beyond, internal interior space. And the reconstruction of the past into the present.
Construction of the painted image takes each artist’s source to their unique exploration of the possibilities of the painted surface in bringing the image to fruition and the ever increasing search for potential.
Anyone interested in the role of painting should see Hinterland.
Louise Cattrell,
London, November 2015
Drawn Parallels
An exhibition including works by Angela Maloney, Annette Pugh and Angelina May Davis at the Eagle Works, Wolverhampton