Coastal Gallery Blog

The Palais des Vaches Art Gallery will be opening a new exhibition with Coastal Gallery,
Open to the Public from 11am to 4pm on:
October 2022
Saturday 22nd & Sunday 23rd
November 2022
Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th
December 2022
Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th

Palais des Vaches Art Gallery is collaborating with Coastal Gallery to produce the modern exhibition, Equinox, showcasing many fine works of art and sculpture by local artists.
Open to the Public on:
June 2022 Saturday 4th June Saturday 11th – Sunday 12th June Saturday 18th June Open from 11am to 4pm
July 2022 Saturday 2nd – Sunday 3rd July Saturday 16th – Sunday 17th July Saturday 30th – Sunday 31st July Open from 11am to 4pm
August 2022 Saturday 13th – Sunday 14th August Saturday 20th August – Monday 29th August* Open from 11am to 4pm *Hampshire Open Studios – details below<palaisdesvaches.co.uk/art-gallery/#opendayshos>
September 2022 Saturday 3rd – Sunday 4th September Saturday 10th September – Closing day of Equinox Open from 11am to 4pm

The clue is perhaps in the name, but The Other Art Fair – celebrating its 10th anniversary – seeks to turn the traditional art fair on its head. The fair – which has editions across the world, from Los Angeles to Sydney – invites the visitor to experience art differently. No conventions or elitism here. Instead, think Djs, an El Rayo<elrayotequila.com/> tequila bar and artwork that challenges and truly excites. Presented by Saatchi Art, the four-day London fair at The Truman Brewery<www.trumanbrewery.com/> will this year focus on championing women in art and art forms beyond the traditional, to coincide with International Women’s Day<www.internationalwomensday.com/>. Promising a tightly-curated and distinctive programme, over 150 independent artists have been selected by a panel of industry experts to display their work. In addition, artist, curator and founding member of gal-dem<gal-dem.com/>, Leyla Reynolds will curate the New Futures Programme which celebrates emerging talent.
The Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, Shoreditch, London E1 theotherartfair.com<www.theotherartfair.com/>

Open to the Public on:
April 2022 Saturday 2nd – Sunday 3rd April Saturday 9th – Sunday 10th April Saturday 23rd – Sunday 24th April from 11am to 4pm
May 2022 Saturday 21st – Sunday 22nd May from 11am to 4pm
June 2022 Saturday 4th – Sunday 5th June Platinum Jubilee celebrations Saturday 11th – Sunday 12th June Saturday 18th June Last day of celebrations Open from 11am to 4pm

More wonderful work by Coastal Gallery artists keeps arriving for the collaborative ‘Equinox’ exhibition at Palais des Vaches, Exbury. We’re almost ready 🙂 Open weekend on Saturday 19th March and Sunday 20th March 11am to 4pm

Exhibition: Ed Clark: ‘Without a Doubt’ Location: Hauser & Wirth Dates: until 20 April 2022 [Thomas Barratt] Ed Clark, 
Untitled (Paris), 1998, Acrylic on canvas. Photography: Thomas Barratt
Ed Clark’s solo exhibition at Hauser & Wirth<www.wallpaper.com/tags/hauser-wirth> London will plunge viewers into the depths of material and colour, where paint itself is the primary subject. Clark was a pioneer of the New York School in the 1950s, known for pushing painting<www.wallpaper.com/tags/painting> beyond hard-edged Abstraction, and became the first artist to exhibit a shaped canvas. ‘Without a Doubt’ is a deep-dive into the artist’s wide-ranging exploration of paint, marks his first solo presentation in the UK, following the artist’s inclusion in the seminal ‘Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983’ at Tate Modern<www.wallpaper.com/tags/tate-modern>.
hauserwirth.com<www.hauserwirth.com/hauser-wirth-exhibitions/35569-ed-clark-without-doubt/> Exhibition: Victor Vasarely: ‘Universe’ Location: Selfridges Dates: until 31 March 2022 [Fabrice Lepeltier and Fondation Vasarely] Victor Vasarely, Okta cor (1973). Photography: Fabrice Lepeltier and Fondation Vasarely
Selfridges is blending the worlds of NFT and IRL in a new project, ‘Universe’, which celebrates the work of Op Art pioneer, Victor Vasarely, known for geometric designs and perception-bending illusions. In partnership with the Fondation Vasarely and Paco Rabanne, the show will include an exhibition of 55; 37 will be available for sale, alongside a series of specially commissioned NFTs. The project also marks the launch of Paco Rabanne’s S/S 2022 collection for which creative director Julien Dossena has taken the work of Vasarely as a starting point.
selfridges.com<www.selfridges.com/>