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Current
Exhibition:
EVERYDAY
ENTANGLEMENTS: FRAUKE EHMKE
WORKING TITLES: CLIVE HODGSON
31 August
- 22 September
Frauke Ehmke, Untitled (669
km), 150 x 264cm, 2007, ink pen on paper
Clive Hodgson, Untitled 1,
2007, 41 x 36cm
Gallery Artists’
News:
Gallery artist Alf Löhr has relocated to Melbourne,
Australia for the next year to complete a fellowship at Monash
University. Due to this move, all of his available works are
currently available at Broadbent. Löhr is currently the
artist-in-residence at the Victorian Tapestry Workshop in
South Melbourne and has an exhibition on there until 18 August.
For more information please visit www.victapestry.com.au.
In May, artist John McLean was one of three
artists to win a prize for their work at the Creekside Open
x 2. Winners were selected by Victoria Miro, Matthew Collings
and Emma Biggs. During this same month, John also had a solo
exhibition at Broadbent. Click here
to read a review from The Scotsman.
Giocco, 2007, acrylic on aluminium, 80 x 80cm
Artist Andrew Vass is putting together a small
show in a new gallery called Horace Blue in Norwich, beginning
in the first week of June. It is Part 1 of an ongoing project
entitled Surfacing. Please
contact the gallery for more information.
Artist Camill Leberer has a very busy 2007 exhibition schedule
beginning with a touring museum show of new sculptures starting
on 13 May at Kunstmuseum Heidenheim and then heading to Pfalzgalerie
Kaiserslautern where paintings and sculpture will be shown,
opening on 21 September. For both exhibitions, there will
be an 80-page catalogue in German and English. From 23 May,
Leberer will have a solo exhibition at Gallery Ihn, Seoul
which is one of the most important galleries in Korea. From
the 19th October, he will exhibit in Galerie E. Witzel, Wiesbaden,
Germany. Please contact
the gallery for more information.
After a successful display of artist John Henry's
23-foot-high aluminium sculpture 'Sun Devil' in front of the
Business Design Centre in Islington during the London Art
Fair, the sculpture has now been loaned to Radlett Preparatory
School in Hertfordshire where it can be seen until June 2007.
Please contact the gallery
if you are interested in this sculpture or any of Henry's
other works.
Sun Devil, 2004, 23 x 12 x 10ft,
aluminium
Gallery News:
We will be participating in the Toronto
International Art Fair for the second time from 25
- 29 October 2007. Please
contact the gallery to reserve a complimentary ticket.
John McLean
Broadbent is proud to announce the addition
of a new artist to the gallery, British abstract painter John
McLean. McLean had his first solo exhibition in 1975 at the
Talbot Rice Gallery in Edinburgh and has continued creating
his vivid, lively and animated paintings since. We are very
excited about representing McLean and look forward to his
first solo show at Broadbent in April 2007.
Art Chicago 2006
From 28 April to 1 May, Broadbent participated in the Chicago
Art Fair at the Merchandise Mart in Chicago for the first
time. After a last minute venue change, the fair came together
in record time and attracted a large number of visitors. We
greatly enjoyed our first fair in the states and look forward
to participating again next year.
Toronto International Art Fair 2006
From 9 - 13 November, Broadbent participated in the Toronto
International Art Fair at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre
in Canada for the first time. We received a very positive
response and look forward to participating again next year.
From left: Angus Broadbent, Artist John Henry,
Lacey West, Pamela Henry
John Henry
While in Chicago, we met up with the artist John Henry. Henry
is an American sculptor born in 1943 who is known worldwide
for his large-scale public sculptures. His works grace numerous
important museum, corporate, public and private collections
as well as the collections of many American cities and states.
His works are also prominently exhibited in the public collections
of various European and Asian municipalities. Angus Broadbent
recently returned from a visit to his studio in Chattanooga,
Tennessee where he was very impressed by Henry's team of workers
and the fabrication process of these large-scale works. An
exhibition of Henry's smaller sculpture is planned for June
2007 at Broadbent.
Previous Exhibitions:
PINK PINK:
MICHAEL JÄGER
13 July
- 25 August 2007
Left image: (L) Collage at the
Kunsthalle Recklinghausen, Germany, 2006; (R) Detail from
Ornet #3, 2005, oil and lacquer on acrylic glass,
149 x 98cm
Right image: Moskau #1, 2006, oil and lacquer on
acrylic glass, 92 x 120cm
NEW SCULPTURE:
JOHN HENRY
1 June
- 7 July 2007
(L)
Blue Rhapsody, 1998, aluminium, 8 x 7 x 4ft (R) Chevron
B, 2006, 35 x 30 x 21.5in, aluminium
NEW WORKS:
JOHN MCLEAN
20 April
- 26 May 2007
(L) Cygne Chimerique, 2007, acrylic
on canvas, 100 x 50cm (R) Balmirmer, 2007, acrylic
on canvas, 100 x 50cm
LOOKING FOR THE TASMANIAN TIGER: ALF
LOHR
8 March - 14 April 2007
SCULPTURE/DRAWING
SHOW: WILLARD BOEPPLE, CHARLES GINNEVER AND JOHN HENRY
2 February
- 3 March 2007
  
CHRISTMAS
SHOW: GALLERY ARTISTS
15 December 2006 -
27 January 2007
(R) John McLean, Melodrome, 2003,
172 x 160cm (L) Pierre Imhof, Double Hang 02, 2005/06,
147 x 147cm
INGRID KERMA & KATE PALMER: THE
IRRESISTIBLE FORCE
27 October - 9 December 2006
Kate Palmer, A split in
the grain, 2006, oil and mixed media on canvas, 114 x
305cm
Ingrid Kerma, Elsa, 2006, mixed media and plaster,
160 x 65 x 40cm
Created by Lacey West, Gallery Director
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