The work of Ken Currie, Kehinde Wiley and Susie Hamilton can be seen currently in central London. Each knows the communities they paint intimately and create insightful figurative work as a result.
22 October 2024
The Crossing transports viewers to an unknown archipelago, characterised by its desolate and barren islands and towering sea stacks.
Monday - Saturday 11am - 6pm
I begin the October Art Diary with several monographs, which are also linked to launch exhibitions.
2 October 2024
Flowers Gallery presents an exhibition of paintings by Scottish artist Ken Currie, featuring a new body of work connecting stories through the sea.
Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 6pm
Ken Currie, undoubtedly among the most significant painters of our time, is known for his dark side, his bleak, black pictures
24 May 2021
Violence is to be found everywhere and at all times, even where people pretend that it does not exist. That is the argument made by Jacques Ellul, French philosopher, sociologist, lay theologian, professor, and noted Christian anarchist.
3 March 2019
A solo exhibition of new oil paintings by Glasgow-based artist Ken Currie from his series Red Ground.
Tuesday to Saturday: 10am - 6pm
Since the early 1990s, Scottish artist Ken Currie has been known for his closely observed and often unsettling portrayal of the body, depicting the damage inflicted by war and conflict, illness and decay as a response to what he felt was the sickness of contemporary society
Monday to Saturday: 10am - 6pm
