Saturday 27 April 2:30 – 5:00 Launch of The Ghost Tide catalogue The Ghost Tide was curated by Monika Bobinska and Sarah Sparkes, as part of Sparkes visual arts and creative research project GHost. the exhibition features over 30 international artists and took place at  Thames-side Studios Gallery in the autumn of 2018.  The … <
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Sarah Sparkes The GHost Parlour   British artist Sarah Sparkes has been working hard on a number of residencies and commissions, both Nationally and Internationally. This exhibition seeks to present these projects, alongside new works to create ‘A GHost Parlour’ for New Art Projects.   Sparkes sees the objects in the exhibition as containers and … <
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Fergus Hare For his third major project for the gallery Fergus Hare has made a major departure. Working for the first time in pastel, he has expanded his language and working practice to create an astonishing new body of work. Living and working in Sussex his focus remains the landscape at twilight, however in this … <
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We are delighted to be showing at this years Spring Break LANDSCAPES OF THE MIND James Crowther – Fergus Hare – Aly Helyer – Adam Hennessey – Mat Humphrey – Zachari Logan – Brian Paumier – James Rilley – Kadie Salmon – Sarah Sparkes New York’s Spring/Break Art Show will return for its eighth edition … <
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New Art Projects London Art Fair Booth P11 2019 Aly Helyer Frances Wilks Lindo Khandela  Kate Halsall    Paige Perkins For this fresh and current selection, New Art Projects proposes a new look and investigation into contemporary painting being made in the UK today.  This selection demonstrates the galleries commitment to women artists presented in … <
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VFD10 – Punish the Streets  January 10th– March 2nd 2019 Including new artworks by: Travis Alabanza – Dave Baby – John Lee Bird – James Davis – Maryam Eiser – CHRISTEENE – Dr Noki – Ismail Erbil – In Flames – Karen Finley – Jamie Macleod – Stuart McKenzie and James Jeanette- Dusty O – Kembra … <
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OPEN WINDOW  An open window was once symbolic of freedom, escape and new greener pastures. The term open window has now been applied to on screen work activity. For Robin Footitt’s second exhibition at New Art Projects he comments upon the way in which the now familiar language of the screen, tablet or smart phone can sometimes … <
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New Art Projects are delighted to announce our second solo show by Canadian artist Zachari Logan  SPACES BETWEEN  Zachari Logan is a contemporary Canadian Artist who explores the intersections between masculinity, identity, memory and place through drawing, and installation. Previous work that relates to Logan’s current practice involved the investigation of his own body as … <
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Frances Wilks How to sell death to the Living   Frances Wilks ‘How To Sell Death to the Living’ looks at a world dominated by large corporations, consumerism and the all pervasive materialism where men’s success is measured by the shine and speed of their cars. Frances Wilks confronts the male dominance of formula 1 by implanting … <
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Brian Paumier takes his inspiration from his questioning his identity, heritage and community, viewed through the lens of his enchantment with Mexican-American culture. He grew up in Oxnard, a Southern California suburb where two-thirds of the population is Mexican-American. As an Army Veteran, through melding his childhood memories and his experience as a soldier in … <
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Nicholas Crombach The End Of The Chase In his recent works sculptor Nicholas Crombach uses the markers of tradition to critique social rituals. Through the employment of the mythology and the rich visual culture of the hunt, Crombach assembles works which revel in contradiction. He has created a series of unexpected juxtapositions that examine the cultural … <
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