14 April 2021
JD Malat Gallery is re-opening with the dynamic solo exhibition A Certain Blue Enters Your Soul, by the Icelandic painter Katrin Fridriks. From 12th April until 9th May 2021, A Certain Blue Enters Your Soul will present Fridriks’ newest body of work which focuses on the centrality of blue to our universal histories....
31 March 2021
Katrin Fridriks, Cosmic Stargate – Portal Activation, 2021, Acrylics on canvas, 100 x 165 + 5 cm JD Malat Gallery is proud to re-open with the dynamic solo exhibition A Certain Blue Enters Your Soul, by the female Icelandic painter Katrin Fridriks. From 12 April until 9 May 2021,...
6 March 2021
Ed Moses in his shared studio on Sawtelle Boulevard in 1958. Courtesy of JD Malat Gallery. By Adam Hencz “I don’t express myself, I’m a mutator, I explore.” Ed Moses California stood for a long time on the fringes of the artistic events and appreciation that agitated the New York scene....
3 March 2021
We are pleased to present the solo exhibition ’ecstasy’ by leading female sculptor Hande Şekerciler. On display at the CerModern museum from 3 March until 20 April 2021, ‘ecstasy’ presents an important axis for contemplating the human ‘self’ in a contemporary age. The exhibition displays the nude form, as...
19 February 2021
The show was organized with help from the artist’s son Andy Moses. Katie White, February 18, 2021 Ed Moses, Edward #2(2008). Courtesy of JD Malat. The quintessentially Californian artist Ed Moses deemed himself “a mutator.” The moniker was intended to describe his ever-evolving style, but it also captures something of the semi-psychedelic...
16 February 2021
By Thomas Barrie16 February 2021 Ed Moses is closely associated with the sun-drenched environs of Southern California, where he was once central to the burgeoning contemporary art scene of the 1960s. Now, a new show at JD Malat Gallery recasts his work in the capital By the time he...
21 January 2021
HENRIK ULDALEN Muda, 2020 Oil on canvas 150 x 100 cm courtesy of JD Malat Gallery Wandering Intuition, a solo exhibition by leading figurative artist Henrik Aa. Uldalen. Presented on JD Malat Gallery’s virtual exhibition platform, PARALLEL, Wandering Intuition consists of Uldalen’s most experimental body of work to date. Created during the residency project Arthouse...
4 January 2021
Read Baya Simons’ article in FT How To Spend It via the link below to find out more about the new work by Conrad Jon Godly, as well as the work of Ed Moses and Kojo Marfo showing collectively at our St. Moritz pop-up! Click the link here. Click...
28 December 2020
We are pleased to announce our new pop-up space in St. Moritz is now open! Our pop-up space will bring the work of our international artists together in an effort to highlight the dynamic cross-cultural exchange between the JD Malat Gallery programme and St. Moritz. St. Moritz has been...
16 December 2020
Afro-Expressionist and visual artist Kojo Marfo talks to us about his love for art as a place to find solace, and as a medium in which to portray vital messages. We discuss those who have inspired him, and the aims of his art going forward, on both a personal and wider...
1 December 2020
ecstasy exhibition space 2020 JD Malat Gallery recently launched ecstasy, an exhibition of digital sculptures by Hande Şekerciler hosted on their virtual platform PARALLEL. Hande Şekerciler is a Turkish artist known for the progressive nature of her practice, which fuses digital technology and traditional sculptural techniques. For ecstasy, the...
26 November 2020
A Mayfair gallery has joined a popular Norwegian artist to launch an online auction in aid of our Food For London Now appeal partner, The Felix Project. Readers have until December 1 to bid for an untitled oil portrait by Henrik Uldalen which is estimated to sell for around £10,000. The highest bidder will bag their...
17 November 2020
Launching virtually in December, the fair celebrates its 15th anniversary by announcing a line-up of artists and galleries from Africa, Asia, America, Europe and Istanbul Marking the art fair’s 15th anniversary, Contemporary Istanbul has announced the headliners for their upcoming virtual edition. Participating artists and galleries have been selected...
16 November 2020
JD Malat Gallery is honoured to announce its upcoming online auction of a commissioned portrait by leading figurative painter Henrik Aa. Uldalen, in aid of the food redistribution charity, The Felix Project. By donating the proceeds to The Felix Project, we hope to help tackle issues of food poverty...
9 November 2020
Click here to see 5 Artists the Artnet Gallery Network Is Watching This November We’re all in need of a distraction from the news cycle, and over at the Artnet Gallery Network, we’ve been channeling our anxieties into discovering new works by incredible contemporary artists from around the world. This...
5 November 2020
Conrad Jon Godly, Nevertheless. Courtesy of JD Malat Gallery The beauty of nature is unsurpassable. Nature is the essence, the source and the inspiration to create. (Conrad Jon Godly) JD Malat Gallery is pleased to present Nevertheless, a solo exhibition bringing together a new body of work from Swiss...
3 November 2020
On the Iridescent Ping Pong Table, 2017 – 2019, JD Malat Gallery in 3D exhibition ‘Lost Childhood’ … JD MALAT GALLERY JD Malat gallery in London’s Mayfair has just launched Parallel, the gallery’s first 3D exhibition space. This is excellent timing with the next nationwide lockdown looming. Displayed alongside exhibitions from...
27 October 2020
9 Oct — 14 Nov 2020 at the JD Malat Gallery in London, United Kingdom JD Malat Gallery is honoured to present Atonal Drift, a new body of work by leading Turkish artist, Zümrütoğlu (b. 1970). Atonal Drift brings together Zümrütoğlu’s highly expressive paintings and sculptures in an attempt to demonstrate...
26 October 2020
Godly’s second show at JD Malat Gallery represents a return to the artist’s favourite subject matter: the awe, terror, beauty, and suspense of the mountains. JD Malat Gallery present Nevertheless, a solo exhibition of new work from Swiss artist Conrad Jon Godly. The show represents a return to the artist’s favourite subject matter:...
20 October 2020
We are excited to share a video focusing on our current exhibition ‘Atonal Drift’, by leading Turkish artist Zümrütoğlu Our biggest thanks to video creators gowithYamo, as well as JD Malat Gallery Founder Jean-David Malat and the Programme Director for the Masters Degree in Art Business at Sotheby’s Institute...
19 October 2020
Zümrütoğlu in his studio, 2020 The title of the exhibition, Atonal Drift, marks an extension of the progressive thinking first expressed by Austrian-born composer and painter, Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951). ‘Atonality’ has been understood as a conscious attempt to avoid traditional harmony in music. Taking on the broadest sense of...
11 September 2020
‘Presence in Absence’ by Ian Cumberland is officially open! From 7 September until 5 October 2020, ‘Presence in Absence’ consists of installations that utilise portraits as part of a multi-part tableau, establishing a dialogue between objects. Cumberland’s works involve an assemblage of theatrical objects, adding abnormal touches and unsettling...
9 September 2020
For Ghanaian painter Kojo Marfo, the last few months have been a time to observe the absurdities of human behaviour, and to imagine how it might change There aren’t many people who could see the funny side in their friend’s marriages breaking down during the coronavirus lockdown. But for...
21 August 2020
Best known for his hyperrealist portraits of isolated subjects in detailed interiors, Cumberland explores themes of mass media culture, surveillance and the notion of the human self. JD Malat Gallery announces Presence in Absence, a solo exhibition by Irish artist Ian Cumberland. The artist, best known for his hyperrealist...
