The October Gallery Exhibitions

Exhibitions

Radiant Transmission:

A Long Look Homeward

Elvis Luna

Arpana Caur

Stitching Women's Lives

Serendipity:

Transvangarde: Berlin

From Panama to Outback

2003

10th December 2003 to 14th February 2004

Life Force - New Works By Kenji Yoshida

The October Gallery ends the 2003 season with an exhibition of new paintings - including large-scale panel pieces - by the well-known Japanese artist, Kenji Yoshida. This was Yoshida's third solo show at the October Gallery.

22nd October 2003 to 6th December 2003

Africa Informs - Selected Works by Artists from Africa

3rd September 2003 to 18th October 2003

Radiant Transmission: - Contemporary Masterpieces of Tibetan Buddhist Art

The October Gallery presented Radiant Transmission, a multifaceted exhibition of contemporary masterpieces of Tibetan Buddhist Art. this exhibition proved to be the first major exhibition of modern Tantric art ever to be held in the UK, and contained works in the traditional thangkha style by contemporary artists from, Tibet, India, Mongolia and the U.K. A recent film on ancient Cham dance was also shown.

3rd September 2003 to 20th September 2003

A Long Look Homeward - Photographic Images of Tibet

2nd July 2003 to 2nd August 2003

Elvis Luna

4th June 2003 to 28th June 2003

Arpana Caur - Between Dualities

7th May 2003 to 31st May 2003

Stitching Women's Lives - An Exhibition of Sujuni and Khatwa from Bihar, India

19th March 2003 to 3rd May 2003

Serendipity: - New Art from Sri Lanka

As London's first-ever comprehensive survey of contemporary art from Sri Lanka, this major exhibition brought together a wide range of works from Sri lanka, and aimed to open up to UK audiences some of the many different aspects currently contributing to the vibrant artistic life of the island.

14th February 2003 to 28th March 2003

Transvangarde: Berlin - Contemporary Art from around the Planet

Working together with the Kulturbrauerei, Berlin, the October Gallery presented a display of cutting-edge contemporary art from around the world at one of Berlin's more active cultural event-spaces, along with a programme of talks and events of various kinds.

5th February 2003 to 15th March 2003

From Panama to Outback

This exhibition presented a broad spectrum of artists from around the wthe world and included a selection of new works by Australian Aboriginal artists and Amerindian artists from central America.

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The Gallery is closed during official holidays and for the entire month of August.

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