Yesterday at Saatchi Gallery just by Sloane Square and a chance for early viewing of the Women Artist Exhibition called
Champagne Life.
A quick sample of some of the artists follows
one of the stand out exhibitors for me was
Julia Wachtel, here's her Champagne Life (2014)
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| A judgment on celebrity? |
And
Sigrid Holmwood the British-Swedish artist - this one looking like it perhaps pays a homage to Vincent Van Gogh? Sigrid uses some interesting colours and sources for her pigments.
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| The last Peasant-Painters peeling Potatoes 2007 |
The artist Jelenia Bulajic has created some fantastic studies of aging - big bold and glorying in the experience the models show
Julia Dault is an artist exploring 3 dimensional work and making a point of how she struggles with the materials - even giving a name check to assistants who help her.
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| three dimensional but no clues from the naming |
Marie Angeletti goes for oblique naming too, and often features three images - her work reflects modern practice amongst some artists referencing web images.
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| Needs some time to appreciate perhaps. |
Mequitta Ahuja's work looks for more international influences.
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| Rhyme Sequence Wiggle Waggle (2012) |
Stephanie Qualye's large clay sculptures offer mixtures of humans and animals in
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| Lion Man |
I was fascinated by Alice Anderson's Gigantic work - scale seems a theme popular amongst artists and here you can get amongst it
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| Bound - it's made of wood and copper thread |
Red 294
Red letter days are important ones
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| A Red letter day |
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