Celia Cook British, b. 1964

Over three Saturdays and two weeks we welcome you to come and view a range of work, painting, textiles, bronzes and ceramics by nine artists, two of them showing with...

Introducing a number of new artists and a broad range of new work. Charlotte Brisland, YiMiao Shih and Manya Goldman all join the gallery ahead of the 2025 art fair...

18 artists are busy making new work for our Miniatures for Macmillan exhibition. This is a fund raising exhibition to raise money in support of the excellent work offered by...

We look forward to welcoming you to our Stand 43, (same location as last year) on the ground floor/mezzanine of the Business Design Centre for the London Art Fair. 52...

Groupings of work by several of our gallery artists. Be they grouped by theme, colour, place or concept this is a fun opportunity to see abstract alongside figurative, and painting...

The British Art Fair Opening hours: Collectors' Preview, Thursday 28 September, 12 noon – 9pm Friday 29 September, 11am – 8pm Saturday 30 September, 11am – 6pm Sunday 1 October,...

This is a range of work selected for its evocation of Summer, whether painted in past years or past months, it is the mood of the work that counts. It...

Ostinato 1-38 is a series of unique woodcuts inspired by musical improvisation or the jam session - a process both structured and intuitive. An ostinato (Italian, meaning obstinate) is a...

Candida Stevens is delighted to have been invited to curate Platform at the London Art Fair for the third year. For this edition the theme of Platform is 'Music and...

As a gallery we strongly believe in supporting living artists, so are delighted to be showing small unique works by 26 artists, all working in the present day.

Celia Cook, Route PDF a way or course taken in getting from a starting point to a destination. From Old French rute ‘road’, from Latin rupta (via) ‘broken (way)’. Lines...

Candida Stevens Gallery brings together four inimitable, abstract artists - Julian Brown, Celia Cook, Jane Harris and Mali Morris RA - to look at how contemporary painting finds itself in agreement with this sentiment. Using their 'touch', they harness colour, sound, depth and perspectival looking, to prioritise this idea and express what it is to 'be' in the world. The pleasures in these paintings arise not simply from physical and surface sensation alone but from the signs of the mind thinking. Here these artists' perceptions present us with a specialised version of touch, and touch the foundation for what is seen.

We will be showing work by Celia Cook, Alice Kettle, Jeremy Gardiner, Julian Brown, Stephen Farthing and Olivia Stanton, sculpture by Almuth Tebbenhoff. Stand B39.