Markers 11-19th November 2017

October 29, 2017

DAVIES, KRAGELUND, WILLIAMS, TEAGUE, JANSSEN

“Markers” 11th - 21st November
Opening Hours: 12- 8pm
Address: 93 Piccadilly Mayfair

The Encounter Contemporary and Richeldis Fine Art are pleased to present ‘Markers’, a significant exhibition of contemporary painting, launching on the 11th November at 93 Piccadilly, Mayfair. This compelling curatorial project marks the first collaboration between two of London’s leading nomadic galleries and art consultancies. Directors Emma Richeldis North and Alexander Caspari bring together a collection of emerging contemporary painters, each making their mark on the international art scene. Following individual appearances at notable institutional venues such as Kunsthal Aarhus (Denmark), Breda’s Museum (Netherlands), and Lepsien Art Foundation (Germany), ‘Markers’ offers a unique opportunity to view the worK.

S O M E Y A “Lazulite” 2021 Ink on paper 45.5 x 60.5 cm Born in Tokyo in 1981, Ayako Someya obtained a degree in English language and literature from Seitoku University before embarking on the study of classical calligraphy in 2007. After participating in Zero Art, a 2014 group exhibition at hpgrp New York featuring works by Japanese artists, Someya was involved in producing a catalogue raisonné on Inoue Yūichi, an experience that both taught her to view calligraphy as art and marked the beginning of her creative career. #calligraphy #worksonpaper #collecting #collector #richeldisfineart #ink #on #paper #japaneseartists #markmaking #gestures

W A L T O N Windsor Hill porcelain 26 x 27x 17cm British ceramics Royal Collage of Art / @rcasculpture Alice Walton (born 1987) is a British ceramic artist whose intriguing labyrinthine forms have attracted international acclaim. With a forensic eye, Walton translates the seemingly familiar into highly complex and multi-layered porcelain objects. Despite featuring intensely textured surfaces and complex colours, Walton’s work is also recognised for its meditative qualities. It is this tension between the repetitive and experimental, the calm and the kinetic that make her objects so compelling. Walton uses a landscape of objects, crafted from individual components to create abstract scenes. This repetitive nature of mark-making in turn mimics the constant review of familiar objects on daily commutes. As references, she combines collaged photography and drawing from memory which are bought into her studio to work from. This research then pivots her work away from the literal into an imaginary collection of objects.

D E W A A L Edmund de Waal, poems from cold mountain, II, 2020 Kaolin, gold leaf, graphite, and compressed charcoal on oak, in aluminum frame, 92 × 125 × 7.5 cm #poems #sculpture #worksonpaper #collecting #dewaal #edmunddewaal #gasgosian #london#collector #papersworks#drawing

O N N O W T E A G U E “Via Brescia” Oil pigment, distemper acrylic and pencil on canvas, 180 x 140cm Richeldis Fine Art, Barcelona is delighted to present a solo exhibition by Struan Teague (b. 1991, Edinburgh), showcasing his most extensive body of work to date. Teague’s layered compositions, created on loose canvases, capture fleeting impressions of memory and landscape, drawing inspiration from Scotland and his Italian residency. The exhibition also features sculptures by Fanny Hellgren (b. 1992, Gothenburg), exploring time, transformation, and the ephemerality of terrains. Her recent body of works evoke desert-like islands and lunar landscapes, merging natural science with mysticism. Together, Teague and Hellgren create a dialogue between landscape, memory, and materiality, inviting contemplation of nature and our place within it. Exhibition: Nov 29, 2024 – Feb 20, 2025 Hours: Tues–Thurs, 12–2 PM & By Appointment DM for the catalogue, preview, and full details. Pere Més Baix, 64, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, Spain #StruanTeagueExhibition #FannyHellgrenSculptures #struanteague #minimal #london #barcelona #emerging #collecting #great #art #RicheldisFineArt #BarcelonaArtScene #ContemporaryArt #ArtExhibit #collecting #artemerging

O N N O W T E A G U E Richeldis Fine Art, Barcelona is delighted to present a solo exhibition by Struan Teague (b. 1991, Edinburgh), showcasing his most extensive body of work to date. Teague’s layered compositions, created on loose canvases, capture fleeting impressions of memory and landscape, drawing inspiration from Scotland and his Italian residency. The exhibition also features sculptures by Fanny Hellgren (b. 1992, Gothenburg), exploring time, transformation, and the ephemerality of terrains. Her recent body of works evoke desert-like islands and lunar landscapes, merging natural science with mysticism. Together, Teague and Hellgren create a dialogue between landscape, memory, and materiality, inviting contemplation of nature and our place within it. Exhibition: Nov 29, 2024 – Feb 20, 2025 Hours: Tues–Thurs, 12–2 PM & By Appointment DM for the catalogue, preview, and full details. Pere Més Baix, 64, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, Spain #StruanTeagueExhibition #FannyHellgrenSculptures #RicheldisFineArt #BarcelonaArtScene #ContemporaryArt #ArtExhibit #collecting #artemerging

O N N O W T E A G U E Untitled Oil pigment and distemper on canvas, 190 x 130cm Richeldis Fine Art, Barcelona is delighted to present a solo exhibition by Struan Teague (b. 1991, Edinburgh), showcasing his most extensive body of work to date. Teague’s layered compositions, created on loose canvases, capture fleeting impressions of memory and landscape, drawing inspiration from Scotland and his Italian residency. The exhibition also features sculptures by Fanny Hellgren (b. 1992, Gothenburg), exploring time, transformation, and the ephemerality of terrains. Her recent body of works evoke desert-like islands and lunar landscapes, merging natural science with mysticism. Together, Teague and Hellgren create a dialogue between landscape, memory, and materiality, inviting contemplation of nature and our place within it. Exhibition: Nov 29, 2024 – Feb 20, 2025 Hours: Tues–Thurs, 12–2 PM & By Appointment DM for the catalogue, preview, and full details. Pere Més Baix, 64, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, Spain #StruanTeagueExhibition #FannyHellgrenSculptures #RicheldisFineArt #BarcelonaArtScene #ContemporaryArt #ArtExhibit #collecting #artemerging

N O W O P E N H E L L G R E N Richeldis Fine Art have had the privilege of working with Fanny since her earlier series of 2018/19 , including her featured work in Issue 5 of EmergentMagazine, guest curated by our gallery director in 2019. We are delighted to now present her most recent body of work, launching November 28th in Barcelona. In her latest series, Hellgren’s sculptures—crafted from sand, resin, and pigment—resemble isolated, desert-like islands that seem both grounded and detached. Their surfaces, almost iridescent in texture, evoke the rugged mystery of lunar landscapes, hinting at something unknown and un-worldly. These works invite contemplation of the human desire for connection and meaning, exploring how our sense of purpose is intertwined with our relationship to the world. Acting as windows to tranquil, distant spaces, her sculptures evoke the vastness of the universe, offering both solace and introspective calm. For inquiries, private viewings, or to request a catalog, please contact us at info@richeldisfineart.com. #FannyHellgren #ContemporaryArt #Materiality #BarcelonaExhibition #RicheldisFineArt #EmergentMagazine #Minimalism #SustainableArt

T E A G U E TINT THE AIR oil on linen 45 x 35 cm Richeldis Fine Art, Barcelona is delighted to present a solo exhibition by Struan Teague (b. 1991, Edinburgh), showcasing his most extensive body of work to date. Teague’s layered compositions, created on loose canvases, capture fleeting impressions of memory and landscape, drawing inspiration from Scotland and his Italian residency. The exhibition also features sculptures by Fanny Hellgren (b. 1992, Gothenburg), exploring time, transformation, and the ephemerality of terrains. Her recent body of works evoke desert-like islands and lunar landscapes, merging natural science with mysticism. Together, Teague and Hellgren create a dialogue between landscape, memory, and materiality, inviting contemplation of nature and our place within it. Exhibition: Nov 29, 2024 – Feb 20, 2025 Hours: Tues–Thurs, 12–2 PM & By Appointment DM for the catalogue, preview, and full details. Pere Més Baix, 64, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, Spain #StruanTeagueExhibition #FannyHellgrenSculptures #RicheldisFineArt #BarcelonaArtScene #ContemporaryArt #ArtExhibit #collecting #artemerging

Richeldis Fine Art, Barcelona is delighted to present a solo exhibition by Struan Teague (b. 1991, Edinburgh), showcasing his most extensive body of work to date. Teague’s layered compositions, created on loose canvases, capture fleeting impressions of memory and landscape, drawing inspiration from Scotland and his Italian residency. The exhibition also features sculptures by Fanny Hellgren (b. 1992, Gothenburg), exploring time, transformation, and the ephemerality of terrains. Her recent body of works evoke desert-like islands and lunar landscapes, merging natural science with mysticism. Together, Teague and Hellgren create a dialogue between landscape, memory, and materiality, inviting contemplation of nature and our place within it. Exhibition: Nov 29, 2024 – Feb 20, 2025 Hours: Tues–Thurs, 12–2 PM & By Appointment DM for the catalogue, preview, and full details. Pere Més Baix, 64, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, Spain #StruanTeagueExhibition #FannyHellgrenSculptures #RicheldisFineArt #BarcelonaArtScene #ContemporaryArt #ArtExhibit #collecting #artemerging

T À P I E S Nocturn Matinal, 1970 Colour lithograph on paper 28 x 38cm #privatecollection Contact gallery for works on paper by Tàpies. Antoni Tàpies was a Spanish artist known for his mixed-media paintings that incorporated marble dust, found objects, and resin as seen in his seminal work Grey and Green Painting (1957). Social themes run throughout his highly textured and tactile paintings, which were influenced by his experience of the politics and environment of the wartime and the postwar state of the Spanish government. “If one draws things in a manner which provides only the barest clue to their meaning, the viewer is forced to fill in the gaps by using his own imagination,” he reflected. “He is compelled to participate in the creative act, which I consider very important.” Born on December 13, 1923 in Barcelona, Spain, he originally studied law while pursuing art, he became a friend of his fellow Catalan Joan Miró who was an integral influence on Tàpies’s early Surrealist work.#editions #worksonpaper #masters #collecting #collector #tapies #miro #spanish #minimalist #gestural #worksonpaper

H E L L G R E N Richeldis Fine Art have had the privilege of working with Fanny since her earlier series of 2018/19 , including her featured work in Issue 5 of EmergentMagazine, guest curated by our gallery director in 2019. We are delighted to now present her most recent body of work, launching November 28th in Barcelona. In her latest series, Hellgren’s sculptures—crafted from sand, resin, and pigment—resemble isolated, desert-like islands that seem both grounded and detached. Their surfaces, almost iridescent in texture, evoke the rugged mystery of lunar landscapes, hinting at something unknown and un-worldly. These works invite contemplation of the human desire for connection and meaning, exploring how our sense of purpose is intertwined with our relationship to the world. Acting as windows to tranquil, distant spaces, her sculptures evoke the vastness of the universe, offering both solace and introspective calm. For inquiries, private viewings, or to request a catalog, please contact us at info@richeldisfineart.com. #FannyHellgren #ContemporaryArt #Materiality #BarcelonaExhibition #RicheldisFineArt #EmergentMagazine #Minimalism #SustainableArt

C O P E R & R I E "Iam a potter, but he was an artist" said Lucie Rie on Hans Coper, remembering one of the most extraordinary artistic partnerships of the post-war period, interrupted in 1981 by Coper's death. Lucie Rie and Hans Coper are considered the UK's leading potters of the second half of the twentieth century. Lucie Rie emigrated in 1938 as an accomplished ceramist from Vienna to London, and Hans Coper fled from his native Germany in 1939, at the age of nineteen. Coper’s career as a potter began in 1946 as an assistant at Lucie Rie's studio in London, marking the start of a close friendship and artistic collaboration which was to continue for the next 35 years / Dame Lucie Rie with a Vase, 1988, photo © Tony Evans / Contact the gallery for available works by Rie #rie #coper #hanscoper #lucierie #greats #partnership #support #form #collecting #pottery #arthistory #british #kennedynorth

C H A N C H O News coming soon of Solo Exhibition of gallery artist Joaquim Chancho / Paris 2025. Joaquim Chancho, born in Tarragona in 1943, is a leading figure in Spanish abstraction, known for his minimalist, geometric works that have spanned over five decades. His early investigations focused on geometry, composition, and tonal relationships, eventually leading to his hallmark use of black and white, horizontal and vertical lines, and calligraphic sequences. Chancho’s art balances rigorous abstraction with suggestive, relatable visual impressions, exploring the conceptual and emotional potential of non-figurative language. His work is included in major international collections, including the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, MACBA in Barcelona, and the Fundación Juan March in Madrid. Photography by @oliviaestebanez #spanish #artists #leading #museums #exhibition #richeldisfineart #paris #france #exhibitions #nomadic #projects #2025

T W O M B L Y “Victory” conceived 1987, cast 2005 ‘Most of his works, including the ones that you see before your eyes, were inspired by ancient Mediterranean history and geography, Greek and Roman mythology, and lengthy narrative poems. Many of these presented here are from his first series of sculptures and are based between 1953-1959 and 1976-1980, mainly assembled from discarded objects and found materials such as pieces of wood, packaging, then covered in white paint and plaster.’ #oen #cytwombly #sculpture #poetry #collecting #whitepaint #plaster#greek #roman #sculpture #inspiration #artists #minimalism #markmaking #greatartists #mythology

G I A N N O B I L E Sarah Giannobile Born: 1975, Parkridge, IL ‘Blue bridge’ 60 x 72 inches Dispersed pigment on canvas Catalogue now available featuring Richeldis Fine Art leading and emerging artists / DM to receive Sarah Giannobile is a painter working in St. Louis, Missouri. She earned her BFA from Webster University and MA and MFA degrees from Fontbonne University. She received a scholarship to attend the Anderson Ranch Arts Center under the study of artist, William Christanberry. Giannobile states, "The linear forms in my paintings and drawings are symbols that translate into invented narratives. Lyrical abstract compositions are intuitive by nature and inspired by my dreams and memories of my past experiences. Impressions of invented symbolism are repeated through layers of intuitive mark- making that resemble aerial views, and mystical places.”#layers#painters#collecting #collector #artists #american #contemporary #painters #onetowatch #symbolism #nature #dreams #richeldisfineart

H O F F M A N N Oil paint, acrylic paint, CSM, gypsum, synthetic polymer, timber, stainless steel and aluminium. 120 Ø cm." #privatecollection DM the gallery for details of available artworks by Hoffmann #2024 Ryan Hoffmann is an artist currently living and working in Melbourne/Naarm, Australia. After completing an MFA at the national art school of Australia and Glasgow school of art in 2014, Hoffmann has lived and worked in Sydney, Berlin, and Melbourne. Hoffmann is interested in his relationship with the natural environment, finding inspiration in the things around him – the sky, leaves blowing in the wind, light on the horizon. From this he makes paintings, sculpture and woodwork relating to his experiences of time, space, light, texture, and emotion. This is first recorded as notes, photos and studies which are referenced to make the works. Shaped canvases, forms moulded from paint, reflections, and cast shadows make up a practice that departs from but acknowledges a material tradition. Time and location-based titles as well as artist books containing notes and images catalogue his works within a larger ongoing series, presenting a system for recording his life and gesture as an artist. This ongoing approach to object making allows a studio exploration of temporality and impermanence. #projects #artists #hoffmann #richeldisfineart #visualartist #halo #collecting #collectorcolourfield #Melbourne #austrialian #emerging #artists #collecting #minimal #minimalist #minimalism

N A K A J I M A Hiroko Nakajima “Earth” Born in Osaka, Japan, 1948 Lives and works in Bergisch Gladbach and Cologne, Germany DM gallery for further details Nakajima's gestural style of painting is energetic, powerful and yet of lightness and poetry. Rooted in the tradition of calligraphy and at the same time overcoming it, the paintings set abstract signs which elude the norms of convention in order to follow their own rules’ #abstract #painter #paint #canvas#Nakajimas #gestural #marking#calligraphy #earth#nature #lines #japanart

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