Opera Gallery has opened a new gallery in the heart of London’s historic Mayfair neighbourhood, at 65-66 New Bond Street on November 23, 2023. Spanning over 500 square metres, the new space is double the size of Opera’s previous gallery on 134 New Bond Street, allowing them to exhibit across three floors, as well as an adjoining Medici Courtyard to present large-scale sculptural works. The opening of the new gallery swiftly follows the appointment of...
To conclude its 2023 program, Opera Gallery presents L’Art informel: le Signe et le Geste – 1950-1970 from October 19th to November 28th 2023, an exhibition-event curated by art historian and critic, Lydia Harambourg. This artistic movement, which originated in the 1940s, not only flourished in France and Europe but also found its way to Japan and the United States. By focusing on the movement’s historical period, this exhibition delves into the evolution of this...
Opera Gallery presents Marc Chagall, the Poetry of Emotions, an exhibition-event dedicated exclusively to the works of the Franco-Russian artist, in Paris from March 18th to April 19th, 2023. Opera Gallery has built up one of the most important private collections of Chagall’s work in the world, consisting of works ranging from the 1930s until Chagall’s death in 1985. Among the twenty emblematic works on display, each bearing witness to Chagall’s intimate and personal history,...
Lita Cabellut’s new exhibition Fur & Feathers runs from 9th November-4th December 2022 at the Opera Gallery, London. Lita Cabellut (b.1961, Spain) is a multidisciplinary artist who lives and works in the Netherlands, where she was appointed Artist of the Year 2021. Her works include an extraordinary oeuvre of painting, sculpture, photography, installation, video and performance. She has also expanded to opera scenography with stage, custom and video design. At the age of thirteen, Lita...
Opera Gallery London is presenting a new exhibition titled Korean Art: Cultivating the Unexpected – a group show that brings together five leading Korean contemporary artists: Cho Sung-Hee, Chu Kwang-Young, Seo Young-Deok, Yoo Bong-Sang and Jae Ko. Through the artworks and their multiple narratives, the exhibition spaceis transformed into the world of Korean contemporary art with unexpected experiences. Korean Art: Cultivating the Unexpected explores the age of intensive industrialisation and mass reproduction with its impressive selection of unique and meticulously handcrafted artworks. The exhibition invites...
On Monday 12th April 2021, to celebrate non-essential retail opening in the UK, London’s iconic Oxford Street will be transformed into a futuristic work of art by world-renowned light sculptor Anthony James. James’ brand-new mesmerising LED artwork Constellations will be installed across 36 digital canvases over three stories, using 33 million LED lightbulbs that will wrap around the exterior of Flannels Flagship store on Oxford Street in a powerful light display. Constellations will be the...
Internationally acclaimed British born, LA-based artist Anthony James first gained recognition when he debuted his Birch Series in New York City in 2005. James is best known for his popular Icosahedrons – geometric globes of twenty identical triangular facets – a mathematical experiment in unity used by Plato to demonstrate an ideal system for perfect symmetry in three dimensions. At his Opera Gallery solo show in February, Anthony James will create new LED vitrine works...
Opera Gallery celebrates its 25th anniversary as one the leading dealers of contemporary art at this year’s Masterpiece London event, taking place from 27th June to 3rd July in Chelsea, London. The gallery will present an impressive selection of contemporary art by some of the most established artists of the 20th century, including Marc Chagall, Alexander Calder and Henri Matisse. Two previously unseen works by the iconic American painter Keith Haring will also be for...
Focalising on the art movement of Spatialism, Opera Gallery will be launching the exhibition Spaziale, featuring some of Italy’s most renowned artists of the twentieth century, including Lucio Fontana, Agostino Bonalumi and Enrico Castellani. The exhibition will open from the 17th to the 29th of May 2019. Other key names of the aesthetic movement being represented by Opera Gallery are Marcello Lo Giudice, Pino Manos, Turi Simeti, Fabrizio Plessi and Umberto Mariani. Created in partnership...
Opera Gallery London has announced its show Transformation by one of Spain’s most acclaimed artists, Lita Cabellut. With works owned by celebrities such as Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry and Gordon Ramsay, Cabellut is the third highest selling artist in her home country, and has works exhibited around the world. Cabellut’s work is largely inspired by her backstory. The artist’s mother ran a brothel on the outskirts of Barcelona, and after Cabellut’s mother passed away when...
