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NOVEMBER 2009
Harriet Bell 'The Kelly's and the O'Kelly's. There' on www.artcornwall.org (web link to review)
Launch of Harriet Bell 'The Kelly's and the O'Kelly's. There'
The Midas Award 200 on www.artcornwall.org (web link to review)
David Pringle is chosen as the winner of 2009 Midas Award
Midas Award 2009, Inside Cornwall (click image for pdf)
OCTOBER 2009
Launch of 'The Midas Awards 2009'
Launch of Melanie Miller 'Small Truths'
Launch of Amanda Williams Lucas 'Prophesy'
SEPTEMBER 2009
Launch of Sax Impey 'Voyage'
AUGUST 2009
Tim Shaw & Melanie Miller 'Threadneedle Prize', The Independent
(click image for pdf)
Sax Impey 'Voyage', Inside Cornwall Magazine
(click image for pdf)
Tim Shaw & Melanie Miller both shortlisted for 'The Threadneedle Prize'
(click image for pdf)
Simon
Averill 'Borrowed Light' & David Whittaker 'Brief Moment in the Exposure'
on www.artcornwall.org (web
link to review)
We are pleased to announce that Millennium has supplied a significant
number of works to The Connaught Hotel, London. Including work by Judy
Buxton and Simon Averill, In addition there is a significant comission
for Simon Allen and a total of 35 works by Sax Impey including some of
his most major works to date. The works will be going on permanent exhibition
in its new refurbished space.
Tim Shaw's 'Middle World' and Melanie Miller's 'Green Hidrangea' have
now been officially announced as finalists for the second Threadneedle
Art Prize with a prize of £25000 making it one of the largest awards
in the country. Tim Shaw was the recipient of last years judges prize
awarded by Richard Cork, Brian Sewell, Bill Packer and Hew Lock among
others. The Threadneedle launches on 1st September, and runs until 19th,
with the winner voted for by the public. We are extremely proud to be
representing two artists in the final shortlist of seven. For more information
on voting go to http://www.threadneedleprize.com/voting
Simon Allen has been shortlisted to make four large freestanding sculptures
for the Citicentre Complex, Las Vegas, alongside artists such as Richard
Long, Claes Oldenberg, Frank Stella and Henry Moore among others
Launch of David Whittaker 'Brief Moment in the Exposure'
Launch of Simon Averill 'Borrowed Light'
Feature in Art Of England magazine,
containing many references to Millennium and Gallery Artists (click image
for pdf)
Interview with Joseph Clarke in Art Of England magazine
(click image for pdf)
Simon Allen's major sculpture 'Storm' has been purchased
by Travelex for their corporate collection
JULY 2009
IKen Spooner 'Skin', The Cornishman (click image for pdf)
IKen Spooner 'Skin', Inside Cornwall Magazine
(click image for pdf)
Launch of Ken Spooner 'Skin'
JUNE 2009
Launch of Simon Allen 'Silent Rhythms'
MAY 2009
Feature on 'Four' on www.artcornwall.org (web link to review)
Launch of 'FOUR' Andy Harper, David Kemp,
Jesse Leroy Smith, Rupert White
Andy Harper, Paul Chaney and Lucy Willow are all have work in the exhibition
'Wastelands' at the Newlyn Gallery
Launch of Margrit Clegg 'In Stillness In
Silence'
APRIL 2009
Trevor Bell 'Haste Slowly', The Cornishman
(click image for pdf)
Trevor
Bell 'Haste Slowly' on www.artcornwall.org (web
link to review)
Trevor Bell 'Haste Slowly', Western Morning
News
(click image for pdf)
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Trevor Bell 'Haste Slowly', Inside Cornwall
Magazine
(click image for pdf)
Launch of Trevor Bell 'Haste Slowly'
2 Major
works by Simon Allen will be going in to the collection of The British
Embassy in Madrid
MARCH
2009
Feature
on Lucy Willow 'Memento Mori' & Juliette Paull 'Between Shadows' on
www.artcornwall.org (web
link to review)
Launch of Lucy Willow 'Memento Mori'
Launch of Juliette Paull 'Between Shadows'
FEBRUARY 2009
Gallery
feature in Cornwall Today (click image for pdf)
JANUARY 2009
Richard Nott sold his most major work to date – ‘Sirens’,
a 15 foot triptych - to an important collection of modern and contemporary
art
Release of Trevor Bell, a major book presenting the life and work of one
of Britain's leading painters. Trevor Bell's paintings have been featured
at Tate St Ives - reflecting his status as a key figure in the development
of painting in the past half century. The book is illustrated from cover
to cover with a lifetime's work on canvas and paper, and with fascinating
documentary photographs from the artist's own archive. From the talented
Yorkshire lad who loved jazz and big motorbikes, Bell became a revered
elder statesman of abstract painting in Britain. Trevor Bell's work is
introduced by Chris Stephens of Tate Britain, a leading authority on 20th
and 21st-century painting. Elizabeth Knowles' biography follows Bell from
Leeds to London and St Ives, through his years in Florida and back to
Cornwall, where he now lives and works. Besides the landscapes closest
to his heart - the Yorkshire moors, the steamy 'heatscape' of Florida
and the wild Atlantic coasts of Cornwall - Bell's inspiration has often
come from his travels - always far off the beaten track in India, the
Himalayas, Burma, Mexico, Cuba and Peru. The book reflects the monumental
scale and glorious colour of Trevor Bell's major paintings. His resonant
and uniquely accessible paintings are its essential content. Bell's particular
character as an artist comes from the way he orchestrates his work with
perfect craftsmanship, only to create an opportunity for radical innovation.
He pushes for the unexpected, this extraordinary creative energy permeating
the book and providing an exhilarating breath of fresh air.
Simon Allen is featured in an article by Tom Flynn previewing the anual
London Art Fair on the artkey.com (click
to read review)
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