7 December 2022
On December 15, 2022, JD Malat Gallery, in collaboration with the Italian Embassy in London, will hold a solo exhibition titled “Mimmo Rotella: The Urban Poet.” The event will serve as a major tribute to the prominent Italian post-war artist Domenico “Mimmo” Rotella who was particularly famous for...
7 November 2022
“It is always exciting to have the oppor- tunity to view the work of an emerging artist, so I recommend a visit to the JD Malat Gallery, 30 Davies Street, Mayfair, W1K 4NB. On display until 7th November are fifteen new paintings by Zimbabwean- born Tega Tafadzwa (b. 1985),...
6 October 2022
“The entire surface is painted to create the effect of a smooth sheen, with a softness that is amplified by the black paint that primes Dymock’s canvases. Recalling the seductive kitsch of a velvet painting, an articulated tactility lends itself to the curvaceous shapes that define the artist’s bent...
28 September 2022
JD Malat Gallery is pleased to present Unconscious, a solo exhibition by Santiago Parra, an internationally-recognised abstract artist, born in Bogotá, Colombia in 1986. Following Black Matter, Parra’s groundbreaking solo exhibition in St. Moritz, Switzerland, JD Malat Gallery is extremely proud to firstly showcase his most recent work...
22 September 2022
Art historian and curator, Dr Richard Davey, gives a tour of ‘Ferus: A Visual Conversation’, featuring artworks by John Altoon, Billy Al Bengston, Craig Kauffman, Ed Moses and Giorgio Morandi. SPECIAL THANKS: FERUS Gallery (John Altoon, Craig Kauffman, Allen Lynch, Ed Kienholz, Ed Moses, Robert Irwin and Billy Al...
1 September 2022
Andy Moses’s interview with Shoutout La via the link below. Hi Andy, why did you pursue a creative career? It was a little bit of a journey getting there. I think I have always been on some kind of search or quest. Growing up my Father Ed...
25 August 2022
JD Malat Gallery is thrilled to announce the historic group show Ferus: A Visual Conversation which will showcase never before seen artworks by Billy Al Bengston, John Altoon, Ed Moses, Craig Kauffman, and Giorgio Morandi. Opening the new season with an exhibition dedicated to the artistic relationships that flourished...
18 August 2022
Georg Óskar, Has Somebody Seen Mikki, 2021, Oil on canvas, 195 x 195 cm Berlin-based Icelandic artist Georg Óskar’s paintings are wry, yet genuine observations of daily life and the people and landscapes he encounters. His sense of levity offers an approachable way into dark, even obscene, subjects....
7 July 2022
In Search of the Sublime by Andy Moses 2022 Image courtesy of JD Malat Gallery JD Malat Gallery is delighted to present In Search of the Sublime, a solo exhibition by American artist Andy Moses, curated by Sean Scully. The exhibition will be on display from 10 June...
5 July 2022
JD Malat Gallery is proud to announce Ming Ying’s collaboration with public art platform W1 Curates London. The collaboration features Ying’s signature vivid and abstract paintings displayed on 8K LED screens across the façade of Flannels’ flagship store on Oxford Street, London, from 4 until 17 July...
20 June 2022
JD Malat Gallery is thrilled to announce our participation at Mayfair Sculpture Trail from 20 June until 31 July 2022. The sculpture “Treasure of the Heart” by Ghanian artist Kojo Marfo will be positioned at New Bond Street, enriching the artistic atmosphere of Mayfair’s open spaces. Originally known for...
3 June 2022
Nocturne 1601, 2021, Acrylic on canvas, over concave wood panel, 60 x 90 x 6 inches. Andy Moses: In Search of the Sublime JD Malat Gallery June 10 through July 16, 2022 By LORIEN SUÁREZ, June 2022 Andy Moses’ upcoming show “In Search of the Sublime”,...
27 May 2022
Kojo Marfo, “Keeper #1” (2022), acrylic on canvas, 66 7/8 x 57 1/8 inches (all images courtesy Kojo Marfo and JD Mallat Gallery) Kojo Marfo’s figures silently scream. It’s in the eyes. They’re the focal point in each portrait. The pupil and iris are indistinguishable, and lines fall...
18 May 2022
Society: Acts I – IV, exhibition view. Courtesy of JD Malat Gallery JD Malat Gallery is pleased to present the first solo exhibition Society: Acts I – IV by emerging Chinese artist Ming Ying, from 11 May to 6 June, 2022. Ming’s work looks to the many moments...
12 May 2022
Dave Benett (b.1958) began his career in the 70s, specialising in news and sports photography before concentrating exclusively on entertainment. Benett reports on art and the colloquially called ‘showbiz’ industries. He became adept at getting a great shot in spite of the circumstances, of grabbing a picture that would...
Dave Bennett, London’s original Paparazzo in the ‘La Dolce Vita’ mould, who has been capturing the iconic faces of contemporary culture since the 70s, is exhibiting two new images of Supermodel Kate Moss alongside several prints previously displayed in his first major solo exhibition at JD Malat’s Mayfair space. photolondon.org/jd-malat-gallery...
28 March 2022
Ghanaian artist Kojo Marfo is excited to announce his upcoming NFT collection. The collection will be minted throughout April 2022 through a collaboration with JD Malat Gallery and borrows elements from Pablo Picasso, artifacts, and masks. Artwork is a powerful tool to highlight social issues and offer various perspectives...
Artistic NFTs never stop developing, and in the middle of the hype, real artistic currents emerge. Starting from the crypto kitties and the digital work of Beeple, the NFT movement has since evolved considerably and is even tending to become more professional. In the middle, artists who had already revealed...
18 March 2022
JD Malat Gallery is pleased to present ‘Behind the scenes’ of the exhibition ‘Under Our Together’ by British artist Georgia Dymock, 10 March – 9 April 2022. ‘Behind the scenes’ offers insight into Dymock’s studio and practice, with contributions from the public art platform W1 Curates and special...
15 March 2022
JD Malat Gallery is presenting the solo exhibition ‘Under our Together’ by Georgia Dymock, open from 11th March until 9th April 2022. In this new display of works, the young female British artist engages the audience with captivating art deco-esque surrealist figures, which bridge the physical and digital realms....
14 March 2022
Georgia Dymock, ‘Can’t get you out of my head’, 2022, Digital archival print on Somerset Satin Enhanced 330 gsm paper, deckled edge, 90.3 x 90 cm, Edition of 100 plus 10 artist proofs, £790 JD Malat Gallery and Georgia Dymock will release a series of limited-edition prints to coincide...
8 March 2022
Georgia Dymock, Intertwined Figures with a Fan, 2021. Oil on canvas. 150 cm x 170 cm. Young British painter Georgia Dymock’s lockdown experience resulted in a chapter of uninterrupted creativity. Her new solo show of human hybrid entity figures opens this week at London’s JD Malat Gallery, and...
JD Malat Gallery & W1 Curates transform Flannels London into an exhibition celebrating the work of young female British artist Georgia Dymock In honour of International Women’s Day, JD Malat Gallery has also partnered with the public art platform W1 Curates to showcase Dymock’s work across Flannel’s...
1 March 2022
Dave Benett knows what it takes to get the perfect shot. For four decades, the Mauritius-born British photographer has been aiming his lens at some of the most fascinating figures of our time. He began his career as a specialist in news photography, capturing the 1981 Brixton riots...
