WREATH “Who ever comes to shroud me, do not harm. Nor Question much. That subtle wreath of hair, which crowns my arm”-John Donne An image of a wreath is a common symbol linking remembrance and human memory to the human body. It can symbolize desire, celebration, loss and the great and leveling truths that delineate … <
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New Art Projects are delighted to announce our first solo show of works by James Rielly. This is his first solo exhibition in London for eleven years. James Rielly is a British artist who was born in Wales in the mid 1950s, and who has been exhibiting regularly internationally to great acclaim since 1983 when … <
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Action Pulpeuse is coming to New Art Projects…. and it’s longer and wider than ever, with upwards of ten playful and provocative performances touching on language, power & the body, to punctuate your gentle wander through the gallery. The Centre of Attention’s ‘Seven for Seven-thirty’ marshals elements of exhibition-making to manipulate our notions of etiquette … <
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New Art Projects  will be exhibiting a solo presentation of Fergus Hare’s paintings. START is a platform that shines a spotlight on emerging artists and new art scenes. Organized by Parallel Contemporary Art and Saatchi Gallery, START takes place across all three floors of Saatchi Gallery and aims to enable collectors, curators, and the greater … <
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ROBIN FOOTITT   MODERN GRAMMAR 2 September – 2 October 2016 Opening Thursday 1st September; 6 – 8pm New Art Projects is pleased to present Modern Grammar, Robin Footitt’s first exhibition at the gallery. Modern Grammar looks at the way we punctuate the modern world of social media. Punctuation adds thought and time to how text … <
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The New Art Projects Summer Show 2 Years of Looking Fred Mann and Tim Hutchinson invites New York-based conceptual artist Erik Hanson to curate the summer show for 2016. This exhibition examines how looking at work by other artists can influence and indeed impact an artist’s practice. Rather than setting out to be an inclusive … <
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Frank E. & JK-ee (or Janee if ya lucky) from Lonesome Cowboys from Hell As a closing night for the Scott Hunt exhibition these low-down Lonesome Cowboys from Hell will sing tales of family strife and cross-country travellin’ life. You’ll soon know what it’s like on the undead side of the tracks! Performing at 8.00PM … <
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New Art Projects will be exhibiting SCOTT HUNT at Booth A04 Scott Hunt creates figurative charcoal and pastel works on paper that are narrative and allegorical. The drawings are meticulously crafted and intensely enigmatic and mysterious. The viewer encounters traditional visions of American life while uncovering a darker narrative. Solo shows: Coullaud & Koulinsky, Paris … <
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New Art Projects will be exhibiting at Booth C3 James Rielly James Crowther Fergus Hare Geraldine Swayne Jessie Makinson Share

Scott Hunt – ‘God is an American’, solo show. Scott Hunt’s finely-wrought figurative charcoal drawings mix the monumental with the prosaic, the dramatic with the quotidian. By combining imagery from discarded snapshots, Hunt creates mysterious, funny, and often unsettling narrative works that resist conclusive interpretation. American cultural identity is the general theme of this new … <
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Included artists: Carla Arocha & Stéphane Schraenen, Yasser Ballemans, Boris van Berkum, Jemima Brown, Alex Hudson, Claire de Jong, Janice McNab, Vanessa Van Obberghen, Bouke de Vries, Brigitte Stepputtis.  Curated by Antoni Ferrer Mayol and Ken Pratt  Hollandaise takes the phenomenon of Hollandmania, a unique period in the history of the Netherlands and the UK, as its starting point. The … <
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Captain Lightfoot is an artist collective set up in 2012 by Emma Pratt (based in Edinburgh), Anneli Holmstrom (based in Finland) and Kadie Salmon (based in London). Having met in Edinburgh during a Masters degree the artists were brought together by their interest in narrative and symbolism in visual art and their desire to instigate evolving exhibitions … <
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