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CCA Galleries & Worton Hall Studios are thrilled to invite you to join us at STAND 22 for another exciting year at the London Original Print Fair!

Thursday 3rd - Sunday 6th May 2018 Royal Academy of Arts, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1J 0BD

Featuring the latest, never-before-seen editions by acclaimed artists PETER BLAKE, DANNY ROLPH and PAUL HUXLEY to be launched exclusively at the fair!

This year we are delighted to be bringing along the spectacular CCA ART BUS designed by the 'Godfather of Pop' Peter Blake, which will be situated in the courtyard for the duration of the fair providing musical entertainment and showcasing an even broader range of limited edition prints by the iconic artist!

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Thursday 3rd - Sunday 6th May 2018 Royal Academy of Arts, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1J 0BD

After a huge success at this years Art Car Boot fair in London with Bruce McLean. We are launching two new releases on our website, on a first come first serve basis. ‘The God Father of Pose’ BRUCE MCLEAN performed throughout the day at the ART CAR BOOT FAIR 2017 in Vauxhall on Sunday 9th July, paying homage to his artwork 'Pose Work for Plinths I’ 1971.

Bruce McLean Polaroid Pose Unique edition of 50 Polaroids with box Each edition is 1 Polaroid We cannot guarantee with version you will receive Signed and numbered by the artist 90 x 108mm BUY HERE 

Bruce McLean Trying To Make A Name For Myself, Piece Lithograph with Silkscreen Edition of 125 Signed and numbered by the artist 750 x 508 mm BUY HERE

Worton Hall Studios created a 284 x 264 cm set completed with objects and a plinth for Bruce McLean to pose in, on and around.

CCA GALLERIES is delighted to introduce new publications by artist LOUISE CATTRELL. Printed at Coriander Studio.

Sea Rock by Louise Cattrell Silkscreen Edition Size: 20 Image Size: 815 x 655mm Paper Size: 815 x 655mm Published: 2017

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Born in Glasgow in 1957, Louise Cattrell studied at Duncan of Jordanstone, Dundee and the Royal College of Art. She has exhibited widely including the Whitechapel, Fruitmarket Gallery, Mappin Gallery, the Towner Gallery and Beaux Arts.

She has held the Berwick Gymnasium Fellowship and has undertaken residencies across the world including Sri Lanka, Bulgaria, Ireland, USA, Switzerland and the Australian Outback. Held in public and private collections globally, her work is also owned by the Scottish Arts Council, MOD Whitehall and the Leukemia Unit QE2 Birmingham, UK.

"The opportunity to make a large scale screen print made me evaluate many of the ways in which print evolves from the process and how that responds to the way I make paintings. Printmaking has always been a part of how I develop work fusing drawing, tone and colour. My work is inspired by the natural landscape, in particular where the boundaries of sea, sky and land come together and depart. I make the paintings using thin layers of paint akin to watercolour in substance; using the transparencies of the screen printing film was a new way of building an image. Using early examples as a base, the context was developed through the application of watercolour as the ability of the movement in the paint responded to the ideas behind Sea Rock - where a rock within sight of the shore becomes a landmark and guide for those on both land and sea. Encompassed by all that the change of light and weather does to transform the known into the mysterious." 

Watercolour with silkscreen underlay 6 by Louise Cattrell Silkscreen Image Size: 850 x 660mm Paper Size: 850 x 660mm Published: 2017

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Watercolour with silkscreen underlay 8 by Louise Cattrell Silkscreen Image Size: 850 x 660mm Paper Size: 850 x 660mm Published: 2017

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Watercolour with silkscreen underlay 4 by Louise Cattrell Silkscreen Image Size: 850 x 660mm Paper Size: 850 x 660mm Published: 2017

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Framed watercolour with silkscreen underlays by Louise Cattrell on display at CCA Galleries International for Louise Cattrell's exhibition. The watercolour with silkscreen underlays are a series of 16 unique works. 

'First Light' original painting by Louise Cattrell on display at CCA Galleries International for Louise Cattrell's exhibition. 

Watercolour with silkscreen underlay 9 by Louise Cattrell Silkscreen Image Size: 850 x 660mm Paper Size: 850 x 660mm Published: 2017

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Watercolour with silkscreen underlay 2 by Louise Cattrell Silkscreen Image Size: 850 x 660mm Paper Size: 850 x 660mm Published: 2017

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Watercolour with silkscreen underlay 3 by Louise Cattrell Silkscreen Image Size: 850 x 660mm Paper Size: 850 x 660mm Published: 2017  

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Watercolour with silkscreen underlay 1 by Louise Cattrell Silkscreen Image Size: 850 x 660mm Paper Size: 850 x 660mm Published: 2017

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Watercolour with silkscreen underlay 5 by Louise Cattrell Silkscreen Image Size: 850 x 660mm Paper Size: 850 x 660mm Published: 2017

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Watercolour with silkscreen underlay 7 by Louise Cattrell Silkscreen Image Size: 850 x 660mm Paper Size: 850 x 660mm Published: 2017  

CCA GALLERIES is delighted to be working with world renowned artist DANNY ROLPH. 

Born in London in 1967, Danny Rolph has been a professional artist for 24 years and has gained international acclaim exhibiting all over the world. After completing his degree in Fine Art at the Winchester School of Art he went on to achieve an MA in Painting at the Royal College of Art. Since 2009 he has been a professor of Fine Art at Bucks News University and has taught at various other post-graduate institutions including the Royal Academy Schools and Royal College of Art. He is currently represented by 532gallery Thomas Jaeckel (NYC) and Barbara Davis Gallery (Houston). His work is held in many important private collections including Facebook HQ, Speyer Tishmann, Goldman Sachs, Duke and Duchess of Westminster as well as The Metropolitan Museum NYC and The Tate Gallery London. Rolph has been nominated for the Sovereign European Art Prize and Hamlyn Award and has received numerous prizes including the John Minton Travel Award, a Delfina Trust Award and the London Visual Arts Award. He was also appointed Scholar at the British School at Rome. He lives and works in London. 

At secondary school he discovered his love for art through an inspirational teacher, Iain Rutherford, who gave him a book on Mondrian and some oil paints and encouraged him to think with his hands.  Danny admires and is inspired by many artists including Uccello, Tiepolo, Tintoretto, De kooning, Georgia O’Keefe, Agnes Martin, Georg Baselitz, Sigmar Polke, Hilma of Klimt, Donald Judd, Jasper Johns, Thomas Noszkowski, Julian Schnabel, Laura Owens and Chris Ofili. 

World renowned for his multi-layered, abstract, colourful paintings, his seemingly chaotic work reflects the dynamism of his surroundings. He is inspired by the cities of London, New York and Rome as well as the deserts of West Texas and New Mexico, whose sunsets appear as a recurring motif in the background of his work. His colour choices are instinctive and deliberate and echo the environment around him. The artist continually questions surface tension and spatial relations via the mediums of Triplewall plastic and canvas surfaces, embracing doubt and discovery within the creative process. “I grew up in the sky, one hundred foot above City Road. The view from our kitchen window contained sunset and sunrises of the type that Tiepolo imagines populated by architectural silhouettes of St. Paul’s, The Old Bailey and the Post Office Tower.” – Danny Rolph, in reference to East Central exhibition at CNB Gallery, 2016

Encounter by Danny Rolph Silkscreen Edition Size: 15 Image Size: 700 x 985mm Paper Size: 725 x 1010mm Published: 2017

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ENCOUNTER A new silkscreen by DANNY ROLPH produced in collaboration with CCA GALLERIES at WORTON HALL STUDIOS. Usually finding inspiration in philosophy, poetry and history, Rolph wanted to produce a print that related to his current interests in the studio. Having only produced one silkscreen edition before, Rolph saw creating this edition as an opportunity to allow him time to investigate the process further, which he found informative and exhilarating in equal measure. ‘Encounter’ will shortly be followed by another silkscreen edition. “Recently I swam in the Indian Ocean and encountered colours, animals and geology I had only previously seen on TV. The experience of being in such a stimulating, other worldly environment influenced my choices quite strikingly in ‘Encounter’. The objective in using these particular shapes, forms and colours was to communicate the experience I had in nature and to expand my visual vocabulary in a new direction.” - Danny Rolph

Encounter by Danny Rolph Detail image

Encounter by Danny Rolph Detail image

Launched at the London Original Print Fair in May, The Dazzle Alphabet is Blake's first alphabet series since 2007. Available as either 27 individual prints or as a box set, the set features Blake's signature Pop Art style Dazzle motifs and continue to be extremely popular.

The Dazzle Alphabet Silkscreen with gold and silver metallic ink and glazes Edition Size: 100 Image Size: 29.7 x 21 cm Paper Size: 36 x 27 cm Published: 2017

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The Dazzle motif references Blake’s early work as well as his recent exploration of the ‘dazzle’ effect, which was originally a method of helping vessels avoid enemy detection in World War One.

First World War Dazzle Ship

As well as featuring the 26 letters of the alphabet, Blake has also included an additional print featuring 'I' and 'J' together to enable the full alphabet to be displayed with maximum effect.  

The Dazzle Alphabet - Letter N Silkscreen with gold and silver metallic ink and glazes Edition Size: 100 Image Size: 29.7 x 21 cm Paper Size: 36 x 27 cm Published: 2017

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Close up of Letter C

The Dazzle Alphabet Silkscreen with gold and silver metallic ink and glazes Edition Size: 100 Image Size: 29.7 x 21 cm Paper Size: 36 x 27 cm Published: 2017

Film and music by Stefan Bladh featuring artist Jesper Ortegren. Filmed at Worton Hall Studios.

Atlantic Red, 2016

31st March to 14th April  Open Monday - Friday 10 - 5pm at Worton Hall Studios

We are delighted to be hosting British contemporary artist Lucy Farley's solo exhibition The 'Living Stones' from Friday 31st March to Friday 14th April. 

Our exhibition will showcase a collection of paintings and prints which are rooted in the observation and documentation - through repeated drawing, of particular land and seascapes in France, Spain and the South Coast of England. There is an emphasis on the history associated with a specific site, interspersed with the on going theme of man’s conflict with the elements.

The mystical and fantastical emanate from a chosen landscape and its geology, whilst the act of drawing becomes a meditative ritual on what and how something becomes sacred, as well as a portal to the souls of the characters who shaped it.

From the sketchbooks developed outside, the images adopt a more abstract language once they are reworked on a larger scale back in the studio. Printed and painted papers are often used in collaged layers to build up a densely worked surface over time.

To the Lighthouse, Ile de Re, 2013

31st March to 14th April  Open Monday - Friday 10 - 5pm at Worton Hall Studios