Liliya Art Gallery

A Chorus of Bodies

Lena Brazin, Caroline Cornelius, Olivia Harding, Lily German, Harriet Gillett, Grace Mattingly, Orla Murray, Amélie Peace

17 Sep - 10 Oct 2021

Liliya Art Gallery is proud to present A Chorus of Bodies, an exhibition exploring depictions of the body in relation to themes of identity and fiction. Featuring new and recent work by eight emerging artists working in the traditional mediums of painting and sculpture, A Chorus of Bodies invites viewers...

'A CALL ACROSS ROOMS'

Araminta Blue, Amy Beager, Barbara Alegre, David Brian Smith, David Rhys Jones, Daniel MacCarthy, Hugo Harris, Hannah Lim, Louis Appleby, Luke Burton 13 Aug - 5 Sep 2021 Liliya Art Gallery is pleased to present ‘A Call Across Rooms’, a group exhibition featuring ten artists working with painting and sculpture. The work exhibited offers an intriguing insight into the artists’ immediate surroundings; quiet glimpses of everyday life, remote essences of familiar things which then become a conduit for... Read more

UNTOUCHABLE

ALISON LOUSADA, ALLY POWELL, CLAUDIA CLARE, MIMI JOUNG, JULIET FLEMING, JUNG MIN PARK, RUTH MARTIN

16 Jul - 8 Aug 2021

Artists and artisans working with ceramics have contributed to the art world for centuries. From prehistoric pottery to ancient Greek amphoras, from the rise of porcelain in Asia to the Arts and Crafts movement in the UK – ceramic traditions have long fascinated artists. The role of women in producing...

A SPACE TO HOLD THE GAZE

Group show: Anne Carney Raines, Ben Walker, Bianca Maccall, Gareth Cadwallader, Gethin Evans, Julie Caves, Marc Prats, Tomas Harker, Willian GC Brown

18 Jun - 11 Jul 2021

Liliya Art Gallery is pleased to present its first group exhibition ‘A Space to Hold the Gaze’. The exhibition presents a new series of work by nine artists who subtly draw influence from photographs and moving image. The work exhibited offers an intriguing insight into the interplay between imaginary pictorial...

'Cry Cowboy Cry' Douglas Cantor

22 Apr - 13 May 2021

Having immigrated from Colombia, Cantor’s Latin American upbringing is reflected in the sterong graphic quality of his work. Bold outlines are juxtaposed with vibrant colours and eclectic patterns, using thick brushstrokes to create both a flat and dimensional canvas. With a Matisse-like vibrancy, Cantor’s paintings hold a nostalgic power, entrancing...

A Chorus of Bodies

'A CALL ACROSS ROOMS'

UNTOUCHABLE

A SPACE TO HOLD THE GAZE

'Universal Yearnings' Rafaela de Ascanio

'Cry Cowboy Cry' Douglas Cantor

'Take Me Somewhere Nice' Henry Glover

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