Exhibition Calendar 2012

20th March - 11th April

Hester van Wijngaarden and Ann Campbell

A painter and a sculptor who through the use of their two differing mediums articulate the power and beauty of nature. Hester's expressive canvases are a bold depiction of the intensity between the viewer and the animal, combined with Ann's sculptures which have a sensual and tactile quality, with simplified shapes and strong forms.

17th April – 6th May

Gridnev Family Exhibition

In association with the Horsebox Gallery

Valeri Gridnev and Katya Gridnev have established themselves as two of the leading Russian artists in London today as well as their son, Fedor Gridnev, who is proving to be a great emerging talent. We are delighted to present for the first time in London an exhibition bringing together the talents of this remarkable family of artists.

Wednesday May 9th - 17th May

The Terry Veneables Collection of Football Portraits by Ashley Luff

A collection of 20 Famous Footballers and Managers of the 60s by portrait artist Ashley Luff.

22nd May – 10th June

Impressions of the Turf 2012

The popular annual exhibition presenting paintings and sculptures by internationally acclaimed Racing and Sporting artists, including works by: Charlie Langton, Katie O'Sullivan, Hubert de Watrigant, Mao Wen Biao and Susie Whitcomb

18th June – 6th July

Elie Lambert

The much anticipated first London one-man show of Elie Lambert's vibrantly coloured and confidently painted racing scenes. This unique artist is heralded as the racing mans Lowry.

10th July – 31st August

Celebrating London 2012 Olympics

London Cityscapes and Movement in Sport

An exhibition of two halves to celebrate this Olympic year combining movement in sport and the great metropolis London, including works by: Terence Gilbert, Sarah Maclean, Amanda Ward Thomas and Mao Wen Biao.

18th September – 4th October

Anne Bullen

Commemorating 100 years since the birth of this multitalented author, artist and horse woman; celebrating her extraordinary life through an exhibition of unseen works.

9th October- 25th October

Alex Russell Flint

In association with the Horsebox Gallery

Alex Russell Flint, great-grandson of Sir William Russell Flint has established himself as one of London's leading young artists in technically acclaimed portraiture. This much anticipated exhibition presents a contemporary shift in the artist's style with a collection of works painted in the backdrop of his rustic and romantic renovation in the Argenton, France.

30th October – 15th November

Sarah Elder

New works by Sarah Elder in her continual quest to explore and document her travels through painting. She has remarkable talent for observation and conveys this through her interesting use of mediums.

20th November – 11th December

Michelle McCullagh

Considered to be one of equestrian art's greatest future talents, the contrasting layers of Michelle's work evoke the emotive force behind the race horse. We are proud to have our first one woman exhibition at the Osborne Studio Gallery of Michelle McCullagh's work.