The Exhibition 'Come Together' includes three Croatian authors – Academic Sculptor Prof. Nikola Vuckovic, Jewelery designer Fani Nuic and Academic Artist Dr. Dragana Nuic-Vuckovic. 

With their diversity and sensibility towards art articulation, the trio NVN will demonstrate their unique piece of work and techniques such as Collage, 3D sculptural jewelery and printed Digital Art.

Collage work by Nikola Vuckovic has been created in parallel with his core work as sculptor where artist creates unusually dynamic and simplistic compositions. From elongated vertical forms of different colors and optical textures to those more organic, in his work one can sense sculpturistic touch, but also the tendency towards painting effects and freedom of creating associative motives.   

Unusual fashion accessories by Fani Nuic – jewelery made by 3D pen technique, inspired by Nikola's collage work. Relief necklesses are more then just fashion accessories – they also have sculptural dimension defined by line forms of oval or squere shapes. Author releases her imagination when it comes to choice of color and shapes as well as with naming her work, ie 'Black in Purple', 'Fantasy in Blue', 'In the centre'...

Digital art work by Dragana Nuic-Vuckovic has the roots in her older paintings and is created in Adobe Photoshop. By smartly applying variety of digital tools, her original paintings undergo transformation, yet she remains committed to her core childish (infantil) style.  In these paintings, Dragana expresses basic emotional state of characters in the form of child painting, in unusual circumstances and playful atmosphere, with quite unique names such as 'Goddess Nika has a car', 'Flying Elephant' and 'Happy Minotour' to name the few.     

'Come together' is unique opportunity to experience art work by three different personalities, whose work may be different at first look, but somehow is connected by shared creativity impuls and certainly do co-exist very well.   

Dr. art. Dragana Nuić-Vučković

Artists:

- Nikola Vuckovic
- Fani Nuic
- Dragana Nuic-Vuckovic

EXHIBITION Information

29th & 30th July 2019

Mixed Media Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm Daily

‘The Spiritual’ will highlight the work of three South Asian artists from India, Sri Lanka and London who are all, in very different ways, dedicated to creating art of a spiritual, perhaps transcendental, form. 

 The Noble Sage is proud to introduce the tantric, mesmeric ‘circle’ paintings of 84-year-old artist Prafulla Mohanti to our collection. Mohanti is one of the pioneer Indian artists working in the UK in the 1970s. Over more than five decades Mohanti has drawn continually on the transformative experiences during his childhood in Orissa, India, to produce colourful metaphysical circles and ovals forms that usher in a sense of the ethereal-divine.  

‘The Spiritual’ also spotlights two younger artists that create outstanding work in this field. The youngest, known by his alias Eccentric-O, is a Belgium-born London artist with Pakistani heritage. Eccentric-O’s mixed media paintings combine the power of ancient design, knowledge and calligraphy with the youthful worlds of digital technology, social media and graffiti art, all to enrich the soul and inspire creativity in the onlooker. 

Artists:

- Priyantha Weerasurya

- Prafulla Mohanti

- Eccentric-O

EXHIBITION Information

28th August - 2nd September 2019

Painting Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm Daily

CALL FOR ARTISTS

Please contact Stefania Carrozzini (stefaniacarrozzini@gmail.com) if you would like to apply to display work in the 'Abstract Now' exhibition. All genres of art welcome within this theme.

Artists:

- Fiorenzo Belfiore
- Rosapina Buscarino
- Franca Faccin 
- Grazia Gabbini
- Carine Hayoz
- Claire Pinci  
- Marion Schmidtke

EXHIBITION Information

10th - 22nd September 2019

Mixed Media Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm Daily

“This exhibition includes a large part of my work since I began painting in January 2018. I took up painting after a summer visit to New Zealand, from the stark grey bleakness of the northern winter. The explosion in colour was overwhelming. It took days for the eyes to adjust to the new reality, and through this experience I started to see the world in a different way. Everything became interesting all of a sudden, and I started to observe my surroundings. When I returned to London, I felt it was time to translate my experience of the world into painting.

For me, art is about perception and communication. Perception has two main meanings: it is the ability to sense or become aware of something through the senses; and it is also the way in which something is regarded, understood or interpreted. So perception is both objective (the ability to sense) and subjective (how we understand and interpret what we sense). Given that each individual’s senses operate differently, it is apparent that even the “objective” side of perception is actually very subjective.”

Artist:

Luke Mitchell

EXHIBITION Information

28th September - 6th October 2019

Painting Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm Daily

The London Painters and Sculptors Group (LPSG) is formed of eight painters and two sculptors.
The group who have known each other for many years, are friends as well as colleagues sharing gallery visits, studio time and supporting each other through various career successes.

Following on from last year’s successful exhibition, the LPSG has chosen to return to Camden Image Gallery for its annual exhibition. The group’s “Colour & Form ’19” exhibition will allow visitors to explore each of the artists’ contemporary response to the theme of colour, shape and form.

New work will be on display and members of the LPSG will be in the gallery throughout the exhibition to discuss the exhibited pieces. The work will be available for sale.

The members of the LPSG are: Margaret Crutchley, Raina Goran, Jess Miller, Clive Patterson, Fiona Payne, Helen Robinson, Helen Ryan, Cary Whitworth,
Kate Willows and Feza Yuksel.

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Artists:

- Margaret Crutchley
- Raina Goran
- Jess Miller
- Clive Patterson
- Fiona Payne
- Helen Robinson
- Helen Ryan
- Cary Whitworth
- Kate Willows
- Feza Yuksel.

EXHIBITION Information

15th - 20th October 2019

Painting & Sculpture Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm Daily