Current Exhibitions

Modernist Realism. The School of London from Andrews to O'Donoghue.
James Hyman Gallery, London. 25.2.10 - 1.5.10
Focusing on artists who have made London their base and are often associated with the School of London, this exhibition addresses the way in which their treatment of the motif is informed by formal modernist concerns.

Watercolour in Britain: Travelling with Colour.
A Tate touring exhibition.
Watercolour in Britain presents a rich variety of subject matter by many of Britain's finest painters from the eighteenth century through to the present day. The unique and rarely seen works have been selected by curators from Tate Britain and the participating galleries.
Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery 30.1.10 - 18.4.10
Millennium Galleries (Sheffield) 17.6.10 - 5.9.10
Laing Art Gallery (Newcastle) 18.9.10 - 5.12.10

7th British International Mini Print Exhibition Invited artist
Printmakers Council Gallery, London. 27.3.09 - 18.4.09 and national tour to 2010.

Artist's Proof. The Chester Beatty Library, Dublin. 15.1.09 - 19.4.09 and Irish tour through 2010.
An exhibition following the stages leading up to a final editioned print. Catalogue available.

New Publications

Painting Today
Tony Godfrey. Phaidon
A comprehensive overview of international painting of the last 40 years.

Agenda The fiftieth anniversary issue of the famous and highly respected poetry journal features Dream Think Speak on the cover. Agenda was founded in 1959 by Ezra Pound and William Cookson. It is currently edited by Patricia McCarthy. agendapoetry.co.uk

How to Survive Modern Art
Susie Hodge. Tate Publishing.

Christopher Le Brun Landscapes
Catalogue for the exhibition of watercolours at Galerie Hohenthal und Bergen, Berlin. 3.4.09 to 20.5.09. Illustrated with an introduction by Dr. Wilfried Dickhoff.
Also available in a limited edition accompanied by a drawing.

New Commissions

A large bronze sculpture commemorating Victor Hugo's years of exile in the Channel Islands has been commissioned by Dandara for their Castle Quay development in St. Helier, Jersey. Due to be installed in 2011.

A new 50 pence coin has been designed by Christopher Le Brun for the Royal Mint for 2009 celebrating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew.

A 10 metre high bronze sculpture in the City of London has been commissioned by Hammerson plc.
The site is near the Bank of England on Old Broad Street and Threadneedle Street. The sculpture is due to be unveiled in 2010.