A generative video installation by artist Marcus Lyall visible from the street. ‘A State of Uncertainty’ Illuminate Productions At 56 Brook St, Mayfair, London W1K 5NE 14-20 October 2021 10am – 10pm @mayfairartweekend @mayfairarthop #mediaarts

→ Press Release New Art Projects are delighted to present our first solo show by Jonny Green. For his most recent series of paintings his starting point was news from a Polish friend in 2020 that the Polish government had started to introduce draconian laws that designated ‘LGBT-free zones’. He took three society portraits by John … <
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→ Press Release → Sales Enquiries   Karen Finley and New Art Projects director Fred Mann were introduced by Lyall Hakaria, when Finley took part in Punish the Streets, an exhibition he curated at New Art Projects that celebrated a decade of vFd in Dalston and highlighted the influences that flow between club culture, performance, … <
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For her first solo show at New Art Projects, Kate Belton started making works on paper, working in mono print and watercolour. Her subject matter is at first glance, landscape, however ideas of memory, pattern and repetition also inform her compositions. The works for this exhibition are centred on the east end of London and … <
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For Adam Hennessey’s third solo show at New Art Projects ‘Adam and Steve’ he looks back to his awkward teenage years growing up gay in the 1990’s. Hennessey describes his new paintings as “memory fantasies”. He uses a reduced palette of greens, to create an artificial light that helps to set the scenes in them, … <
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  Wild Flower: Zachari Logan at Canada Gallery A partnership with New Art Projects, London Canada Gallery Pall Mall, London, SW1Y 5BJ Curated by Fred Mann EXHIBITION EXTENDED UNTIL September 27th, 2021 Mon – Sat 11.00am – 5.45pm To book please follow this link For his exhibition at Canada Gallery, Saskatchewan-based artist, Zachari Logan, has combined … <
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Hattie Malcomson ‘Sisters, Sisters, Sisters’ New Art Projects are delighted to announce the first solo show by Hattie Malcomson. Hattie Malcomson graduated from her painting degree at the University of Brighton in 2020, this is her first gallery exhibition since leaving University. The central subject of her practice is the process of women empowerment explored … <
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Alex Hudson  – Any Time Now New Art Projects are delighted to be re-opening by appointment from April 15th 2021. The gallery will be open to visitors on Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 12-6. While it is ok to walk up and visit us wearing a mask, gallery numbers are restricted to 4 people from a … <
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Fredrik Sven Knut Andersson – Kill the Winner We are delighted to welcome Fredrik Andersson back to New Art Projects after his amazing inclusion in our group show “Transformations”. For this solo project we have commissioned Andersson to explore his sculptural ambitions and to present a new and unique set of ceramic works at the … <
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Fergus Hare 2020 During 2020 many artists’ circumstances have changed, and this is also true for Fergus Hare, during the last year his studio time has been affected in the same way as for many artists. He has had his children at home, and the lockdowns have meant that trips made by the family have … <
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Zachari Logan: Tales from the Bone Garden We are delighted to announce our third solo show by Canadian Artist Zachari Logan. For this new exhibition he has created new works that fit into two distinct categories. The first is his response to the covid 19 pandemic, he has created a series of beautiful drawings based … <
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Fred Mann and New Art Projects are delighted to launch the second of our series of artist publications, conceived as a critical reaction to the restrictions of lockdown. This beautiful book is a monograph of the work of Kadie Salmon, and fully illustrated.