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The Majesty of Ireland an exhibition by Rachael Dalzell and James Sparshatt BlueLeaf gallery (Dublin) and Capital Culture are to jointly present a landscape exhibition of oil paintings by Rachael Dalzell and photographs by James Sparshatt of the Emerald Isle at the end of September in 3 Bedfordbury gallery, London. Rachael and James' work was inspired by a residency at the Cill Rialaig artists retreat in County Kerry.
John's latest exhibition at 3 Bedfordbury ends on Saturday 31st July. We will be open daily from 12-6pm until then. Charity Fundraising evening for Haiti Our fundraising evening was a great success - we raised £5000 and everyone who attended appeared to enjoy themselves. We would like to thank Barry Cawston, Soraya Schofield, David Cottingham and our own photographers who donated work for the auction, and actress Josie Lawrence our marvellous auctioneer. Peter Medway, UK director of the International Medical Council , would also like us to thank all of you who attended or donated money through the event. |
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Capital CultureCapital Culture represents a number of artists who share an aesthetic appreciation of the world.
John Kenny. John has visited the remotest corners of Africa to document tribes that continue to maintain their tribal heritage. His portraits are testaments to proud histories increasingly threatened by the growth of urbanisation and climate change which in combination are putting huge strains on traditional ways of life. John has recently returned from Ethiopia and Sudan where he searched for and found the girl who started it all off - Ancho of the Hamer in the Omo valley. David Zimmerman. David's Desert series won him the Iris D'Or at the 2009 Sony World Photography awards. His images are inspired both by the natural beauty of the South West of the United States, but also the casual damage inflicted on these environments by modern man. His pictures are both technically and visually stunning, their beauty belying the very serious message each image contains. He is currently working on a series of portraits of individuals in Louisiana affected by the ongoing environmental impact of the oil spill. James Sparshatt specalises in Latin music and dance in particular from Cuba Monica Denevan captures the spirit of the Burmese people in beautiful images. The individuals live in remote regions far from the changes wrought by industrial development, with a traditional culture that remains linked to the past and the intangible spirit of their homeland. Monica's images have won numerous awards including as a winner of the Center for Fine Art Photography's International exhibition award. Ilona Karwinska Ilona's most recent project 'Polish Neon' explores the disappearing world of communist era neon graphics. It has recently been exhibited in the Palace of Culture and Science, Warsaw, and the Architectural Foundation of Luxemburg. Ilona was named one of Warsaw's top creatives in 2007. Rachael Dalzell is a young artist whose drawings and large oil paintings are inspired by the natural environment in regions renowned for the starkness of the landscape. If you would like any more information on any of our artists or events please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . Art Fair News Slick 10 Paris 21st - 24th October 2010
3 Bedfordbury News There are a few slots available for hiring the gallery at 3 Bedfordbury, Covent Garden, in November and December 2010. For more information please go to the 3 Bedfordbury website. Capital Culture was founded in 2003 and specialises in contemporary paintings and fine art photography, representing a small number of UK and international artists, each bringing refreshing new insights to their chosen field. Ken Climie
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