DELTA GAMMA @ Saatchi Gallery

Contemporary Art Academy presents DELTA GAMMA at Saatchi Gallery, an exhibition of academy alumni and faculty curated by Zavier Ellis. DELTA GAMMA will include 35 emerging to mid-career contemporary artists working across all media.   

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Artists

Kiera Bennett, Hannah Blunden, Catherine Chinatree, Gabriela Cohen, Sian Costello, Lupen Crook, Zavier Ellis, Mathew Gibson, Julie Goldsmith, Keziah Greenwood, Lisette van Hoogenhuyze, Sam Jackson, Agnes Jarek, Kate Knight, Elizabeth Langford, Sophie Mason, Jim McLean, Mac McNaughton, Sharon McPhee, Lieve van Meegen, Dean Melbourne, Peter Monkman, Emily Moore, Issi Nash, Ayelet Amrani Navon, Daria Neretina, Mark Perry, Tom Platt, Josh Rowell, Sabrina Shah, Jayne Anita Smith, Sarah Spencer, Kirsty Stanton, Jason Chung Tan Yen, Maddie Yuille

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Exhibition Dates

Friday 21 October– Friday 18 November 2022

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Exhibition Hours

Monday – Sunday 10:00-18:00

Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York’s HQ, King’s Rd, London SW3 4RY

'Promise Hour', speaks of a poetic time, and held in the air, are wishes to be granted; with acts that seek to enchant the disenchanted.

“[...] or more like a place that’s holding its breathe, hoping time won’t stumble upon it.”Excerpt from Kafka on the Shore, Haruki Murakami, 2002

This installation was produced as part of my graduating exhibition for my MA at City and Guilds of London Art School. 
 

'Civil Twilight' was an exhibition curated by Marcus Cope, based upon: The Desire and Difference in Contemporary Painting Today. I was one of  6 artists selected to showcase works at Boetzalaer and Nispen Gallery, London. 

Art of the Day, Flowers Gallery, Cork Street, London. Selected by Prof. Mo Throp 

‘On Gossip and the Glamour’

An exhibition redressing the origins of gossip and glamour.
Gossip is rooted in sisterhood and spiritual affinities, as well as, gathering together tellers of stories, and a sharing of craft. Glamour originates from the Scottish term ‘grammar’, meaning ‘magic spells’. The nature of these acts converge in artistic practice, and it is here we coalesce through a conduit of tradition that ignites our contemporary voice.

Curated by Kate Knight and featuring the work of:

Sian Costello | Ana Kazaroff | Kate Knight | Sonia McDuff

Kelly Sweeney | Sara Trillo | Twinkle Troughton

Sacred/Profane was a two part exhibition featuring works that rub alongside notions of the sacred and profane. The exhibition was held at Strange Cargo Gallery in Folkestone. Many of the works went on to be selected for 'Artist if the Day', at Flowers Gallery, London, as well as, winning runner up for The Marmite Prize for Painting.

A series of paintings exploring points of suspension. Exhibition held at Strange Cargo Gallery, Folkestone. 

Marmite Prize for Painting 2010