EXHIBITIONS

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  London Art Fair

  20 - 31 Jan 2021 Zuleika Gallery is delighted to present a selection of work by British artist Keith Vaughan (1912 - 1977) at London Art Fair Edit in 2021. This work has come from the collection of the late John Constable and follows on from the success of the exhibitions held in London in... Read more

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  Nicola Green: Unity

  16 Jan - 26 Apr 2021 Zuleika Gallery is delighted to present 'Unity', an exhibition of work by Nicola Green seen together for the very first time, related to when the artist witnessed, first-hand, Barack Obama’s meteoric ascent to power as the first African-American President of the United States, including new works titled Unity I & II created in response to the 2020 United States Presidential election. Read more

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  Remote Lands

  A group exhibition of landscapes 21 Nov 2020 - 9 Jan 2021 Zuleika Gallery, Woodstock, is delighted to present Remote Lands a group exhibition presenting the work of six establisned international contemporary artists, each studying the phenomenal natural beauty of remote and isolated landscapes; from snowy mountains, to valleys, trees, rivers, and forests, explored through their respective work in contemporary painting, printmaking,... Read more

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  Fragmented

  Frances Aviva Blane and Claudia Clare 21 Oct - 14 Nov 2020 Produced in the midst of the global pandemic and during lockdown at the respective studios of British abstract painter, Frances Aviva Blane, (b. 1954) and ceramicist and author, Claudia Clare (b. 1962), each grappling with working and living in unprecedented times, these new and highly poignant bodies of work are... Read more

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  Femke Dekkers - Open Space

  A solo exhibition of contemporary photography, part of Photo Oxford Festival, curated by Anstice Oakeshott 16 Oct - 16 Nov 2020 To coincide with Photo Oxford Festival, Open Space, the inaugural photography exhibition of contemporary photography at Zuleika Gallery, Woodstock presents the work of Femke Dekkers (b.1980 NL) curated by Anstice Oakeshott. Read more

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  Twentieth Century British Art from the collection of the late John Constable

  A collaboration with Harry Moore Gwyn Fine Art 23 Sep - 16 Oct 2020 Following on from our June exhibition Minton, Vaughan, Ayrton and Piper: Neo-romantic drawings and watercolours from the collection of the late John Constable, we are delighted to present an exhibition of highlights from the same collection, which will feature work by Duncan Grant, Vanessa Bell, Roger Fry, John Craxton, John... Read more

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  Modern British Art

  From the collection of the late John Constable 16 Sep - 12 Oct 2020 We are delighted to present an exhibition of mostly abstract work from the collection of the late John Constable in our Woodstock gallery. This exhibition will run alongside our exhibition of highlights in the London gallery however will not be accompanied by a physcial catalogue. Artists in the exhibition include... Read more

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  Rachel Gracey R.E.

  The Pacific Coast 17 Aug - 13 Sep 2020 In 2017, Gracey found herself, accompanied by her husband Tim, and two children, on a four week road trip to California. The trip came about has Tim had been given a sabbatical. Gracey says 'with a family mad on the sea and sailing it made sense to explore the possibilities... Read more

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  Minton, Vaughan, Ayrton and Piper

  Neo-Romantic Drawings and Watercolours from the collection of the late John Constable 15 Jun - 1 Jul 2020 This exhibition is opening in our Mason's Yard Gallery from the 15th June and can be viewed by appointment, with up to 4 people in the gallery at a time. Click here to book an appointment to view the exhibition This exhibition is a collaboration with Harry Moore Gwyn Fine... Read more

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  Sam Wadsworth: The Nudes

  From Drawings to Woodcuts 30 May - 20 Jun 2020 In the transition from the drawings to the woodcuts, the simple things about line and colour that seem to be coming from my relationship with drawing, and in particular the nude, are the same , but just said louder The woodcuts are proving to be an effective method for capturing... Read more

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  London Original Print Fair

  LOPF 2020 1 - 31 May 2020 Zuleika Gallery at the London Original Print Fair We are delighted to present Nicola Green: In Seven Days...The Unique Prints, a Spotlight exhibition at the 35th London Original Print Fair. This unique body of work is seen together for the very first time, following artist Nicola Green's first-hand witness of... Read more

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  Trevor Sutton: Prints

  12 Apr - 5 May 2020 An online exhibition of prints by Trevor Sutton. The grid is an important feature in Sutton's paintings, and it is the same with his prints where it features as a starting point in nearly all of them. While music remains a strong influence, physical associations also often underpin Sutton's work, and the ultimate aim is always to achieve a visual poetry. Formally the prints refer to a reductive abstract language, often in tandem with what is happening in Sutton's paintings. Read more

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  Rachel Gracey R.E.

  The Pacific Coast 17 Mar - 3 Apr 2020 As the gallery is now closed until further notice, owing to COVID-19, our exhibition is now viewable online here. In 2017, Gracey found herself, accompanied by her husband Tim, and two children, on a four week road trip to California. The trip came about has Tim had been given a... Read more

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  OFFCUT / CUTOFF

  3 - 8 Feb 2020 Zuleika Gallery is proud to present OFFCUT / CUTOFF an exhibition of works by Bita Ghezelayagh and Azadeh Ghotbi. The exhibition offers a parallel look into how two female artists using seemingly different medium approach the creation process through layered deconstruction. Read more

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  Alice Kettle

  Threads of Change 22 Jan - 13 Mar 2020 An exhibition of work by Professor Alice Kettle at the Saïd Business School, Oxford. In her role as Professor at Manchester School of Art, Alice Kettle has researched the meeting place of traditional analogue stitching skills and digitised contemporary methodologies. She has developed a unique practice, creating textile works which... Read more

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  The January Edit

  15 - 31 Jan 2020 Featuring work by Trevor Sutton, Nigel Hall RA, Peter Care and Claudia Clare, this is an exhibition that demonstrates the apodictic purpose of these artists. Resolution: In 2020 we are taking Women @ the Well as our gallery charity. We are supporting gallery artist, the painter-potter Claudia Clare, in her... Read more

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  Subconscious Realism

  Paintings by Alyssa Dabbs 11 Jan - 13 Feb 2020 A solo exhibition by Alyssa Dabbs taking place at the Sewell Centre Gallery, Radley College. Monday - Saturday Closed January 24th - 26th 01235 543039 Enquiries: acj@radley.org.uk www.radley.org.uk/sewell-centre-gallery Please report to reception on arrival Read more

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  Trevor Sutton: Place

  Recent Paintings & Works on Paper 10 Oct - 2 Nov 2019 Read more

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  A Witness to Power

  From President Obama to Archbishop Desmond Tutu: artist Nicola Green explores how power, leadership and art intersect 9 Oct - 20 Dec 2019 A Witness to Power, a retrospective exhibition of works by the artist and social historian Nicola Green will be displayed at the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford from the 9th October to the 20th December 2019. Curated by Lizzie Collins of the Zuleika Gallery in association with Hollandridge Group,... Read more

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  PICASSO, MIRÓ, MATISSE AND OTHER MOURLOT MASTERS

  Original lithographs from l’Atelier Mourlot, Paris 2 - 3 Oct 2019 King & McGaw is delighted to present an exhibition of important prints from l’Atelier Mourlot, the most celebrated lithographic print shop of the 20th century. Curated in partnership with Galerie Mourlot New York, this exclusive collection from the atelier’s archive boasts rare posters and print editions by iconic artists like... Read more

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  The Multiple Show

  Featuring prints and editions from the Hepworth Wakefield 18 - 27 Sep 2019 This exhibition is in collaboration with The Hepworth Wakefield. The exhibitino will feature a series of artists’ editions provided by The Hepworth Wakefield alongside editions and multiples by artists Zuleika Gallery works with, including a new edition by Liz West whose ambitious installation ‘Iri-Descent’ is being unveiled at nearby Fortnum... Read more

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  Age is Just a Number

  18 Jul - 9 Aug 2019 Featuring the work of nonegenarian Kathleen Hyndman and 21 year old Alyssa Dabbs, this exhibtion is a celebration of artists of all generations. The binding theme is quality and that is what unites these wonderful artists. We are also exhibiting the work of mid-career artist Frances Aviva Blane and new... Read more

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  Nigel Hall RA & Andrew Lambirth

  12 Images 12 Poems 18 - 26 Jun 2019 Nigel Hall and Andrew Lambirth have collaborated on various projects over the years. For this particular project their work developed simultaneoulsy and organically, supporting each other's practice and vision. These twelve prints and poems come out of conversations loosely based on the calendar months, of our seasons of love and... Read more

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  Significant Others

  Nigel Hall RA and Manijeh Yadegar 24 May - 27 Aug 2019 Zuleika Gallery in association with the Saïd Business School in Oxford is proud to present Significant Others - an exhibition of work by Nigel Hall RA (b.1943) and his late partner Manijeh Yadegar (1951-2016), who lived and worked together for over 40 years. This exhibition will explore the intellectual and... Read more

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  Andy Barker

  In a Hot Country 8 - 25 May 2019 This is Andy Barker's first solo exhibition since 2005. It is long-awaited, and the culmination of an unrelenting dedication to his practise. An unsung hero of the art world, Barker was for many years the sole studio assistant to Howard Hodgkin, since 1995, a position he held until the artist's... Read more

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  Abstract Allies

  6 - 29 Mar 2019 We are delighted to announce Abstract Allies, an exhibition of abstract art, selected by celebrated collector Tim Sayer MBE and Zuleika's director Lizzie Collins. The exhibition will be opened by former BBC radio news reader Charlotte Green. T im Sayer, who was a BBC Radio News journalist for 40 years,... Read more

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  Manijeh Yadegar | Elemental

  3 - 26 Oct 2018 Part II of the travelling exhibtion celebrating the life and work of the late Manijeh Yadegar (1951-2016). Part I opened in Venice in September and Part II showcases a completely different body of work. Yadegar came over to England from Iran when a child, and greatly admired Chinese painting. Like... Read more

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  Contrasting Arabia: Hotel Zaatari and Wilfred Thesiger

  Saïd Business School, Park End Street, Oxford OX1 1HP 25 Sep - 21 Dec 2018 A contemporary photographic and film journey through the Zaatari Refugee Camp photographed by Anthony Dawton and Jim McFarlane - filmed by Mais Salman and Zaid Baqaeen in contrast with the mid 20th century photographs of Wilfred Thesiger Anthony Dawton is an award winning commercial photographer, winning the Fuji Industrial Photographer... Read more

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  Manijeh Yadegar | Elemental

  Part I - DD47, Dorsoduro 47, Fondamente delle Zattere, Venice 1 - 28 Sep 2018 An exhibition of work by the late Manijeh Yadegar (1951-2016). Manijeh Yadegar was born in Iran and lived and worked in London since 1964. Yadegar trained at Chelsea School of Art and Camberwell and is known for her completely abstract canvases that are appear to be visual sublimations. While not... Read more

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  Samuel Zealey: In the Dor(Fold)

  Dorfold Hall 28 Jun - 1 Sep 2018 Zuleika Gallery and Dorfold Hall are delighted to announce a new collaboration this June. Sculpture in the Gardens at Dorfold Hall launches with the exhibition of work by emerging artist Samuel Zealey, appropriately titled ‘In the Dor(Fold)’.
  
  Samuel Zealey is making his name one of Britain’s most sought after emerging sculptors. He studied at Wimbledon College of Art from 2005-08 and then at the Royal College 2010-2012 under the tutorage of Richard Wentworth. He currently has work on exhibition in Mexico as part of the Land Art Project and is also completing a public sculpture commission in Bracknell called Onyo in the shape of giant Jenga blocks. Other public commissions include Helix, for Spitalfields Public Sculpture Commission and Radar Reflector for Hastings Public Sculpture Commission In collaboration with The Saatchi Gallery, Hastings.
  
  Zealey is exhibiting work from his Planes’ series from June until September 2018. These works take as their starting point the light and playful form of the folded paper airplane. Zealey likes to play on familiar forms and visual tropes in his work and give them quite literally a new dimension in both material and scale. Through his understanding of the principles of balance, physics, engineering and form, and his acute aesthetic sensibility, Zealey has transformed a relatively humble play object into a large scale sculpture with gravitas and visual weight. Zealey hails Richard Serra among his heroes, and the fascination with form and unapologetic sense of the monumental underpins both artist’s work. Zealey likes the interplay between with what he calls the ‘the polarities between weightlessness and gravity’. These works are intrinsically fun, and call to mind origami. They are a visual oxymoron – at once both weightless and weighty.
  
  
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  George Hooper | Into the Music Room

  13 - 23 Jun 2018 Zuleika gallery is delighted to present Into the Music Room, an exhibition featuring work by George Hooper (1910-1994). The exhibtion draws on the collection of the conductor, Christopher Gayford, great nephew of the artist. 'Into the Music Room' explores the interplay between art and music in the work of this... Read more

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  Rachel Gracey A.R.E. : South South-West

  14 - 26 May 2018 Gracey is one of Britain's leading lithographers. In 2017 she was elected to the society of Royal Painter-Printmakers. Gracey's work is a masterclass in lithography. A process through which everything is conceived in the reverse, Gracey seems to effortlessly transfer her ideas through this notoriously difficult medium. Gracey's lithograhs have... Read more

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  Claudia Clare: The Wootton Pots

  10 May - 10 Jun 2018 An exhibition by the esteemed ceramicist of work inspired by her upbringing in rural Oxfordshire in the village of Wootton near Woodstock. Claudia Clare is known for creating work that has a social commentary and in this exhibition, that commentary is highly personal and revolves around the artist's childhood and... Read more

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  Nigel Hall RA: Drawings and Small Sculpture

  28 Feb - 14 Apr 2018 Please click here to view & download a catalogue Nigel Hall (b. 1943, Bristol) is one of Britain’s most esteemed Royal Academicians and mostly known for being a distinguished sculptor and draughtsman. In his work, Hall has always been much concerned with spatial relationships and the interplay between exterior and... Read more

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  Kathleen Hyndman (b. 1928): A Retrospective

  7 - 24 Feb 2018 Please click here to view & download a catalogue 'Kathleen Hyndman is convincing with her geometrical pictures. Tranquility streams out of her pictures.' General Anzeiger, Germany. Kathleen Hyndman's work explores arithmetical sequences and geometry as a means of distributing motifs, shapes and colours. Golden section proportions and angles, prime numbers,... Read more

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  Julie Brook: Outer Reaches - A Sculptural Journey Across Continents

  SAID BUSINESS SCHOOL, Oxford 14 Jan - 14 Apr 2018 Julie Brook is a British artist who has roamed, lived and sculpted in a succession of uninhabited and remote landscapes in North West Scotland: Hoy, Orkney; Jura, West coast; Mingulay, Outer Hebrides. She has explored the black volcanic desert of central Libya and in the Jebel Acacus mountains in South... Read more

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  Claudia Clare Pots & Grayson Perry Prints

  8 Nov - 1 Dec 2017 Please click here to view & download a catalogue Claudia Clare is known for her large-scale, slip-painted, earthenware jars that depict everyday scenes showing the impact of major events on the lives of ordinary people. She is particularly interested in domestic ‘genre’ scenes and her most recent work emphasizes the... Read more

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  Bryan Ingham: Paintings, Collages & Sculpture

  4 Oct - 3 Nov 2017 Bryan Ingham (1936 - 1997) is regarded as one of the most important of the second generation of St Ives artists. Zuleika Gallery is delighted to present an exhibition of previously unseen paintings, sculpture and collages from the estate of the artist. Born in Lancashire he started to appreciate different... Read more

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  Race Against Time

  The Complexities of Man and Machine. 18 - 23 Sep 2017 An exhibition of Formula 1® inspired artworks and engraved portraits by artist Angela Palmer with funds benefiting Sir Jackie Stewart's charity Race Against Dementia To view the online catalogue and see a list of the works available please click here. Works can be reserved in advance of the exhibition.... Read more

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  Rachel Gracey

  A Walk in the Parks 16 - 24 Jun 2017 Prints | Lithographs of Oxford | Art | Rachel Gracey Read more

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  The Legacy of St Ives: Past and Present

  Oxford Town Hall, St Aldates, Oxford OX1 1BXOxford Town Hall, St Aldates, Oxford OX1 1BX 29 Apr - 27 May 2017 Zuleika Gallery presents The Legacy of St Ives: Past and Present, a pop up exhibition at the Town Hall in Oxford, that will be part of Oxfordshire’s ArtWeeks and open to the public during May. The exhibition will showcase works by the some of the leading artists working and associated... Read more

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  Richard Smith C.B.E (1931-2016): The Sculptural Printmaker

  15 - 22 Mar 2017 Zuleika Gallery will be holding an exhibition at the Story Museum, Pembroke Street, Oxford from 15th - 22nd March 2017. The exhibition will display Smiths prints from the 1970s which were produced at the time when Smith was gaining a reputation for his Kite Paintings that pushed at the boundaries... Read more

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  Zuleika Gallery returns to the Works on Paper Fair at the Royal Geographical Society, London, in February 2017

  8 - 11 Feb 2017 Please print your invitaiton to the private view on Wednesday along with the rest of the fair here: Read more