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Pavilion of Art and Design London 2010
13 Oct, 2010 - 17 Oct, 2010
Successfully returning to Mayfair for the 4th year the Pavilion of Art & Design London will feature forty-seven distinguished international dealers bringing together exceptional works of Modern Art, Design, Decorative Arts, Photography, Jewellery and Tribal Art. The temporary pavilion in Berkeley Square will be open to the public the 13-17th October during the London Frieze week.
Galleries from Paris, London, Brussels, New York, Barcelona, K枚ln, Zurich, Geneva and Anvers offer an eclectic display of paintings, sculpture and furniture highlighting the harmony of art and design. A notable edition to the fair includes works of Tribal Art of museum quality.
Once again Mo褢t Hennessey is sponsoring the Mo褢t Hennessey-PAD London Prize donating a major piece of Design or Decorative Art to the Victoria and Albert Museum. Chaired by architect and designer Nigel Coates, and compromised of prominent figures in the field of art, fashion, culture, communication and business, the juried panel will also present awards for Best Stand and Best Object prior to the opening of the fair.
Contemporary design galleries will feature dramatic woodwork furniture by Michael Coffey, and the lastest works by designers Studio Job, Vincent Dubourg and Sebastian Brajkovic, the 2008 winner of the Mo褢t Hennessey-PAD London Prize. The 2009 prize winner Yoichi Ohira鈥檚 glass sculptures will also return to the fair with contemporary decorative art works showcasing naturalistic pottery by Kate Malone, glass by Francis Vizner and a selection of rare design and decorative Art Deco pieces. Exceptional examples of 20th Century Italian Design primarily from the 1940s to 1960s, and vintage design works by Max Ingrand, Fontana Arte and Gio Ponti will also be on display.
Expanding the visual repertoire beyond paintings and sculpture by 20th century Modern Masters, the fair will feature works by established contemporary artists such as Ai Weiwei, Bridget Riley, Christopher Wool and Richard Prince alongside exceptional photographic images by Guy Bourdin and Peter Beard.
Organisers Patrick Perrin and St茅phane Custot are happy to announce the expansion of Pavilion of Art & Design 2010 all of which is made possible by London鈥檚 thriving cultural spirit, the enthusiasm of this year鈥檚 new galleries and by the continued support of each returning dealer - all of whom contribute to the success and recognition of the fair on a truly international level.
Successfully returning to Mayfair for the 4th year the Pavilion of Art & Design London will feature forty-seven distinguished international dealers bringing together exceptional works of Modern Art, Design, Decorative Arts, Photography, Jewellery and Tribal Art. The temporary pavilion in Berkeley Square will be open to the public the 13-17th October during the London Frieze week.
Galleries from Paris, London, Brussels, New York, Barcelona, K枚ln, Zurich, Geneva and Anvers offer an eclectic display of paintings, sculpture and furniture highlighting the harmony of art and design. A notable edition to the fair includes works of Tribal Art of museum quality.
Once again Mo褢t Hennessey is sponsoring the Mo褢t Hennessey-PAD London Prize donating a major piece of Design or Decorative Art to the Victoria and Albert Museum. Chaired by architect and designer Nigel Coates, and compromised of prominent figures in the field of art, fashion, culture, communication and business, the juried panel will also present awards for Best Stand and Best Object prior to the opening of the fair.
Contemporary design galleries will feature dramatic woodwork furniture by Michael Coffey, and the lastest works by designers Studio Job, Vincent Dubourg and Sebastian Brajkovic, the 2008 winner of the Mo褢t Hennessey-PAD London Prize. The 2009 prize winner Yoichi Ohira鈥檚 glass sculptures will also return to the fair with contemporary decorative art works showcasing naturalistic pottery by Kate Malone, glass by Francis Vizner and a selection of rare design and decorative Art Deco pieces. Exceptional examples of 20th Century Italian Design primarily from the 1940s to 1960s, and vintage design works by Max Ingrand, Fontana Arte and Gio Ponti will also be on display.
Expanding the visual repertoire beyond paintings and sculpture by 20th century Modern Masters, the fair will feature works by established contemporary artists such as Ai Weiwei, Bridget Riley, Christopher Wool and Richard Prince alongside exceptional photographic images by Guy Bourdin and Peter Beard.
Organisers Patrick Perrin and St茅phane Custot are happy to announce the expansion of Pavilion of Art & Design 2010 all of which is made possible by London鈥檚 thriving cultural spirit, the enthusiasm of this year鈥檚 new galleries and by the continued support of each returning dealer - all of whom contribute to the success and recognition of the fair on a truly international level.
Exhibitors
Stellan Holm Gallery
Chelsea | New York | USA
Van de Weghe, New York
Upper East Side | New York | USA
Galerie Hopkins
8e | Paris | France
Clara Scremini Gallery
3e | Paris | France
Thomas Gibson Fine Art
London | UK
Galerie Gmurzynska, Z眉rich (Paradeplatz)
Z眉rich | Switzerland
Contact details
Also available by appointment
Tuesday - Saturday
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Berkeley Square, Westminster London, UK W1J 6
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