MEMORY’S IMAGES
7 October – 12 November 2010

Stephen Chambers, James Fisher, Harriet Mena Hill,
Maddy Rosenberg, Graeme Todd

Memory’s images, once they are fixed in words, are erased. (Italo Calvino: Invisible Cities)

Memory’s Images is an exhibition of imagined landscapes – created spaces in which the artists explore themes that range from dislocation and loss, to joyful reverie.
Drawn from the mind rather than the physical world the works reference traditions in painting from the Renaissance to the Romantic sublime, yet present an entirely contemporary vision of possible utopias and secular wastelands.

The exhibition includes paintings by Stephen Chambers and Graeme Todd with miniatures by Maddy Rosenberg, a recent suite of works on paper by James Fisher and a panelled ‘travelling altar’ by Harriet Mena Hill.

Eagle Gallery @ MULTIPLIED
Stand 5
Christie’s South Kensington, 85 Old Brompton Road, London SW7 3LD
15 – 18 October

The Eagle Gallery is exhibiting in Multiplied a new contemporary art fair at Christie’s South Kensington, which has been established to showcase contemporary editions ranging from prints to artist’s multiples and books. Multiplied presents an exciting view of contemporary publishing and features established commercial galleries as well as public gallery editions.
The Eagle Gallery will be launching new screenprints by Stephen Chambers, a large-scale hand-printed reduction woodcut by Tom Hammick and an edition of ceramic urns by Alice Mara based on Hawksmoor’s church St George’s, Wapping. We will also be showing a range of recent prints by gallery artists including Peter Abrahams, Paul Coldwell, Julia Farrer and Zara Matthews and rare stock by artist’s including Frank Badur, John Carter and Jane Joseph.

Admission free.
Opening hours:
Friday 15 October 9am – 5pm, Saturday 16 October 11am – 5pm,
Sunday 17 October 11am – 5pm, Monday 18 October 9am – 7.30pm

For further details of both exhibitions please contact The Eagle Gallery on 020 7833 2674 or email: emmahilleagle@aol.com