Virtual Exhibitions

 

Discoveries V

3rd February - 2nd March 2024

 

Fifth in the series of Discoveries exhibitions, this edition features work by four international artists: KV Duong, Nicole Morris, Constanza Pulit, and Adrian Ramos. The four artists were selected by gallery directors Francesca Fiumano and Andrés Clase, who continually seek to support and showcase fresh talent. The exhibition includes work in a variety of media including painting, textiles, latex, video, and print making.

 

Please click HERE for an online presentation of the exhibition

 

 

Chasing Elsewhere, Curated by Karen Tronel

17th December 2023 - 13th January 2024

 

Chasing Elsewhere explores the pursuit of Elsewhere or Otherness that to some extent drives us all.

 

The theme reflects a perpetual desire for movement or change. This may stem from restlessness, or a need to escape current circumstances, leave a geographical location or simply get away from oneself in some manner, or may be inspired more positively by the endless draw of the new, the unknown - a thirst for discovery, change, self-fulfilment and new or altered realms. 

 

The works in the show will touch on transformation, dreamscapes, an opening or route into the next Elsewhere, be this a physical place or an imagined one.

 

Including works by: Harry Adams, Kate Burling, Billy Childish, Peter Doig, Huddie Hamper, Heckel’s Horse, Gavin Lockheart, Marco Piemonte, Emily Platzer, Victor PusĖŒ-Perchaud, Yuma Radne, Alfie Rouy, Karen Tronel, and Gavin Turk. 

 

Please CLICK HERE  to view an online presentation of he exhibition.

 

 

 

9th November - 2nd December 2023

'Memories of Odesa', an illuminating exhibition of black and white photographs of the port city of Odesa, is an ode to this grand metropolis and its people. Awarded UNESCO Heritage status in 2023, Odesa remains an 'Heroic city" despite sustained Russian bombardment during the summer of this year. This action has resulted in significant damage to historic buildings such as the city's main Orthodox Cathedral, several museums and grand apartment buildings, not to mention tragic loss of life.

 

Please CLICK HERE  to view an online presentation of he exhibition. 

 

 Unicorns are Real - Nicole Wassall

15th September - 20th October 2023

'Unicorns are Real', an intriguing solo exhibition by British artist Nicole Wassall, opens at Fiumano Clase 15th September and runs until 20th October 2023. The exhibition explores ideas of belief by looking at myth, science, spirituality, superstition, environmental concerns, feminism, magic, and absurdity.

 

Please CLICK HERE to view an online presentation of he exhibition

 

 

The Emission of Light

27th April - 24th May 2023

Fiumano Clase is delighted to present a solo exhibition of new work by Swedish artist Herman Lohe from the 27th April - 24th May 2023. This will be Lohe's second solo exhibition in collaboration with Francesca Fiumano and Andrés Clase.
Please click on the image below for a virtual tour of the exhibition. 

 

 

 

4th March - 6th April 2023

Karen Tronel's solo exhibition; "Making sense of What Remains". comprises a variety of works made between 2020 and 2023, primarily using found objects, offcuts, by-products, and accumulated waste materials that have been repurposed, recuperated, and reshaped. This will be Tronel's first solo exhibition with Fiumano Clase, having previously been exhibited in the 2020 "Discoveries: Biting Point" which she also curated.

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28th January - 25th February 2023

Fourth in the series of Discoveries exhibitions, this edition features work by three artists: Irini Bachlitzanaki,  Andreana Dobreva and Clement Page. The three artists were chosen by gallery directors Francesca Fiumano and Andrés  Clase, who are always seeking to discover and support emerging talent.

Plesae click on the link below for a virtual tour of the exhibition. 

 

 

28th October - 26th November 2022

Fiumano Clase welcome back Japanese artist Takefumi Hori to the gallery from the 28th October - 26th November 2022. This will be Hori's fourth solo in collaboration with Francesca Fiumano and Andrés Clase.
Hori has been living in New York for almost two decades and sees himself very much as an American painter, but one with strong ties to his heritage.
 "I still feel that when someone looks at my work, they can tell it is Japanese. I bring my native country's strong calligraphic tradition into my works. The shapes and separations of space that I create on the canvas are firmly rooted in an inspiration from this tradition".

 

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16th September - 16th October 2022

Following on from Heaney's 2022  solo shows with Light Art Space, Berlin and arebyte Gallery, London, Fiumano Clase are pleased to present remiQXing still, a solo presentation of video and physical works exploring the emerging field of quantum computing as both a subject and medium, turning the gallery space into the showroom of her fictional quantum computing company QX (Quantum eXperience). 

 

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13th May - 8th July 2022

Francesca Fiumano and Andrés Clase are delighted to present a  solo exhibition of a new body of work by British artist Roger Holtom from the 13th May until the 8th July 2022. This is the artist's fifth solo exhibition in collaboration with Francesca Fiumano.

 

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One by One

15th April - 8th May 2022

Fiumano Clase is pleased to share news of the relocation of the gallery space to 40-41 Pall Mall. After many happy years in our previous space in Wren Street, Spring 2022 is the perfect opportunity for us to expand and move to a more central location. We would like to express our deep gratitude towards all of our friends, visitors, collectors and artists and we look forward to the continuation of these relationships as the art world continues again to reopen after what can only be described as a challenging time for the arts and cultural industries.

 

 

 

 Takefumi Hori

The Silence Within

9th March - 15th April 2021

 

 

Dénes Maróti

From the Sacred to the Profane

26th January - 28th February 2021

 

 

 

Prints and Multiples Exhibtion

11th August- 1st October 2020

 

 

 

 

  

 

Summer Exhibiton

1st June. - 1st August 2020