OLYMPIA POLYMENI - TA??EOGRA?Y extended until 13 May

April 6th - May 13th 2011

Visceral messages intertwine with political statements in a subversive exploration
of disjointed female forms.

For her first solo show in the UK, Polymeni will be presenting a series of paintings
and sculpture in which fragments of human bodies seem to be formed by patterns
of leftover coffee in a session of fortune-telling, making identity come across as
accidental and dissipated.

Opening Hours: Wed to Fri 13:30pm to 18:30pm and by appt (art@sartorialart.com)


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Jake and Dinos Chapman, a film still from from Bring Me the Head Of... . Courtesy of a private collector

PerFormative

May 18th - June 23rd 2011

The exhibition interrogates the location and boundaries of theatricality
in modern life, bringing together artists who have reinstated the art of
performance under new pretences. Attempts to make a genuine
statement become all the more crucial in an age of fabricated Facebook
identities.

PerFormative aspires to comment on the incessant spectacle that visual
oversaturation has introduced and will feature Wolfgang Tillmans's
theatricalised snapshots and a survey of eccentricities by Jake and
Dinos Chapman.

The works featured in PerFormative have been made available by several
private collections on the occasion of the exhibition and shall not be for sale.

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JUNE: LIZ NEAL - SOLO EXHIBITION: GALERIA THOMAS COHN - SAO PAOLO, BRAZIL
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LIZ NEAL - NEW WORKS: June 2011

We are proud to announce Neal's first solo exhibition in São Paolo

Gallery artist Liz Neal will present fourteen of her newest visually challenging
paintings, where tongue-in-cheek pornography and religion meet existential
anxiety beyond belief, at Galeria Thomas Cohn, Avenida Europa 641, São
Paolo, Brazil.

www.thomascohn.com.br