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Acclaimed artist visits charity ahead of first UK exhibition The acclaimed international artist Nina Pandolfo, has visited a leading children’s charity ahead of her first solo exhibition in the UK. Nina, from Sao Paulo, in Brazil, visited Caudwell Children, the Staffordshire based charity that provides practical and emotional support...

The artist looks back on the birth of Modernism in his latest show.   You will know Scottish-born artist Robert Montgomery’s work even if you don’t know his name. For over a decade, he has been creating public light installations of poetic and evocative phrases, some of which have...

1 Oct — 2 Nov 2019 at the JD Malat Gallery in London, United Kingdom Scottish-born and London based artist and poet, Robert Montgomery, brings his solo exhibition, Shiny Colourful Amusements for the Walls of the Bourgeoisie, to JD Malat Gallery Tuesday 1st October – Saturday 2nd November 2019. Coinciding with...

Jack Barclay Bentley, JD Malat Gallery and world-renowned artist Katrin Fridriks have come together to create a totally unique piece of automotive artwork   Transformed with a design of Fridriks’ inimitable style, the Bentley Continental GT ‘SLC’ is clothed with a piece from her show ‘Speed of Light –...

A year after its triumphant opening, Mayfair’s JD Malat Gallery is throwing a colourful, month-long birthday party in the form of the first-ever London show of Los Angeles-based artist Andy Moses’ work, entitled Echoes Of Light. Moses has long been working in pure colour, with only a hint of form running through...

JD Malat Gallery installs their new exhibition, ‘Echoes of Light’ by L.A based artist Andy Moses. Larry Bell, one of the most influential artists in the United State’s, has curated Moses’s magnificent new artworks. ‘Echoes of Light’ will be opening June 21st and coincides with the celebration of JD Malat Gallery’s...

As Li Tianbing’s Urban Scene takes up residence in Mayfair’s JD Malat Gallery, Candid’s Adam Zorgani sits down with the artist to discuss his life and work alongside the spectre of state repression and the darker side of Chinese culture. How would you describe Urban Scene and what provided the inspiration? Urban...

Li Tianbing alludes to “the living dilemma” and the humanitarian crisis as his inspirations behind “URBAN SCENE.” His fascination with the forces of conflict and confrontation have fuelled this attempt at discussing what he refers to as the human’s living condition. Bing’s diverse cultural background and experiences have informed...

JD Malat Gallery is pleased to present a teaser of Grey Area by Katrin Fridriks opening on the 8th of March 2019.

The Alps Arrive in Mayfair for New Exhibition Since leaving the world of fashion photography to pursue his first love of painting, Conrad Jon Godley has built a global reputation as an artist. Now the Swiss has opened his first solo show here in the capital, with a selection...

The exhibition’s 15 extraordinary pieces expertly straddle both abstract and hyperreal, with photo-realistic mountains which drip from the canvas. Up close, viewers can enjoy Conrad’s thick and heavy impasto marks, with frosty oils mixed with turpentine and his trademark wide, sculptural brushstrokes. But step back, and you might be...