In accordance with current government regulations, Thomas Dane Gallery in London will be temporarily closed to visitors from Thursday 5 November until further notice. 

Our current exhibition, Dana Schutz: Shadow of a Cloud Moving Slowly, is viewable online here.
The exhibition will reopen to visitors in December. 

For any queries, please contact: info@thomasdanegallery.com

Thomas Dane Gallery in Naples: Temporary Closure

In accordance with current government regulations, Thomas Dane Gallery in Naples will be temporarily closed from Wednesday 4 November. The gallery will be open by appointment only, to schedule a visit please contact the gallery via phone: +39 081 1892 0545, or email: naples@thomasdanegallery.com.

Our current exhibition, Alexandre da Cunha: Arena, is viewable online here. 

Catherine Opie: Artists-in-Dialogue, Moody Center for the Arts at Rice University

Catherine Opie will be joined by Marcellina Melvin, Senior Director of Healthy Equity Strategy, Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute; and Andy Keller, PhD, President and CEO, Linda Perryman Evans Presidential Chair of Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute. The conversation will explore the impact of the current political climate on mental health and will be led by the Moody's Executive Director Alison Weaver.

The talk will be held over Zoom, viewers can register in advance here. 

Friday, 23 October, 6-7pm (GMT; 12am-1am BST)

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Thomas Dane Gallery: Temporary Closure 3 & 11 Duke Street St. James's

Thomas Dane Gallery regretfully informs visitors that, due to essential repair work on site, both gallery spaces at 3 & 11 Duke Street St. James's will be closed from 20-21 October 2020. 

The galleries will reopen to visitors from 22 October and resume usual opening hours.

For any queries, please contact: info@thomasdanegallery.com 

We apologise for any inconvenience.

Barbara Kasten: Scenarios, Aspen Art Museum

Scenarios celebrates Kasten’s expansive body of sculptural non-photographic work, through which the artist extends her exploration of spatial constructions into the viewers’ space and experience. 

Among the works in the Aspen Art Museum (AAM) exhibition will be examples from Kasten’s recent series Progressions (2017 onward), in which the artist affixes fluorescent acrylic shapes to the surfaces of her face-mounted photographs, creating a colorful and dynamic interplay between the sculptural relief elements and the acrylic forms depicted in her photographs. The site-specific work Elevation, installed outside of the galleries, interacts with AAM architect Shigeru Ban’s exterior grid of the woven slats that wrap around the museum.  Scenarios will also mark the first museum exhibition in the United States to include three of the artist’s ambitious video installations, making it the most comprehensive presentation of Kasten’s non-photographic work to date.

Exhibition dates: 16 October 2020 - 4 April 2021

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Catherine Opie: Artist Talk, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

Catherine Opie will be in conversation, discussing her work including Yosemite, seen in the exhibiton Ansel Adams in Our Time. 

The conversation will be presented over Zoom. Viewers can register in advance here. 

Thursday, 15 October, 7-8pm (ET).

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Thomas Dane Gallery in Naples: ITALICS Art and Landscape

ITALICS Art and Landscape is an all-digital editorial platform that spotlights the profound cultural experiences cultivated on the Italian territory by its most celebrated gallerists, exploring the extraordinary art heritage of the country. Through insightful storytelling and eye-catching photography, readers will be offered a sense of discovery and unrivalled access to explore Italy.   

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Caragh Thuring: Sirenuse Art Project, Positano 

The Sirenuse Art Project was established in 2015 in Positano. Curated by Silka Rittson-Thomas and commissioned by Antonio and Carla Sersale, the project annually invites an artist to Le Sirenuse to permanently present a site-specific and iconic work from the heart of their practice while considering elements of this historic hotel. 

For the 2020 edition, Caragh Thuring has created a painting and a series of gessoed panels inspired by the nearby Vesuvius as well as the hotel’s extensive collection of volcano paintings, gouaches and etchings.

Volcanoes are a sustained feature in Thuring's work, a cross-section of an erupting volcano being the first painting she made at the start of her studio practice. Thuring has since painted numerous views of volcanoes, thoughtfully exploring their symbolic, mythical and natural power.

Read an interview with Thuring on the project here

Further information on Sirenuse Art Projects can be found here 

Anthea Hamilton: The Institute of Melodic Healing, Frieze LIVE

Anthea Hamilton creates an immersive installation at 9 Cork Street consisting of a digitally printed wallpaper and commercially made black mannequins, which act as placeholders. They physically engage with the other live works through figurative language. In addition, a fragrance floats, albeit briefly, in the space. These were formulated with two performers the artist has worked with in the past. 

Exhibition dates: 8-11 October 2020
Broadcast online: 6-11 October 2020

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Steve McQueen: London Film Festival

Steve McQueen's Mangrove, one of five films that make up the Small Axe anthology, will open the 64th edition of the British Film Institute London Film Festival, from 7 October 2020. 

The film will broadcast on BBC One and Amazon Prime Video this fall.

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