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Monday, 1 February 2010

Yuko Nasu at the Saatchi Gallery

Yuko Nasu is currently exhibiting at the Saatchi Gallery as part of 'The Franks-Suss Collection; a curated selection of about 25 works from the collection' from January 28, 2010.

The pieces selected for this show highlights the work of some of the greatest artists from the

undiscovered and emerging sectors of the market.

Admission is Free/ Click Here for more details.

Thursday, 17 December 2009

Henrijs Preiss – exhibiting in Newspeak: British Art Now Exhibition

We are excited to inform that Henrijs Preiss is exhibiting in Newspeak: British Art Now Exhibition currently at The Hermitage, St Petersburg, Russia till January 2010. Opens in the UK at the Saatchi Gallery, June 2010.

Please Click here for more details.

*Remember – we will be exhibiting a solo project by Henrijs Preiss at the London Art Fair in January. Tickets available from the gallery.

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James Freeman Gallery exhibits contemporary painting, photography and sculpture by young artists from Europe and Asia.

Our exhibition schedule presents a combination of curated group shows and solo exhibitions with both represented and invited artists. The focus is on presenting artists who articulate original thinking and art-historical awareness with technical and aesthetic power. We work very closely with our core stable of artists, and take an active role in helping them achieve long-term growth and success.

Alongside the gallery programme, we exhibit at fairs in both the UK and Asia, and work with a network of galleries, curators, and collectors to create profile-building opportunities for our artists at international level. In this respect, we have a particular focus on Asia, helping our artists to establish a presence for themselves in the important art economies of tomorrow.

Part of the gallery’s activity also includes discovering and nurturing artists at an early stage of their career, and providing them with a professional framework within which to develop and become established within the market. The gallery has a track record of identifying emerging talent that other galleries have shied away from, but who have then gone on to establish themselves and develop a strong market following.

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Monday, 1 February 2010

Yuko Nasu at the Saatchi Gallery

Thursday, 17 December 2009

Henrijs Preiss – exhibiting in Newspeak: British Art Now Exhibition

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