2020-2021
Photo London 2021
England & Co presents photographs spanning the 1950s through the 1970s and ’80s to today. There is a particular focus on the 1970s and on images by women artists relating to performance art.
London Art Fair 2021
The 33rd edition of the London Art Fair is taking place online this year. With the title ‘Edit’, the Viewing Room previews are online until 31 January 2021.
Photo London 2020
England & Co will create the gallery’s Photo London presentation in physical form with the exhibition Photo London 2020 at a temporary space at 33 Thayer Street, London W1U 2QX, from 5–10 October 2020.
2019
Paris Photo 2019
7–10 November 2019
England & Co participated in Paris Photo 2019 at the Grand Palais. (Stand D6)
Curtains for Mrs Thatcher
1–26 October 2019
The Sotherans Building, London W1
As Margaret Thatcher became an icon of dissent, she radicalised and inspired many in the creative community. Works by artists including Peter Kennard, John Furnival, John Dugger, Monica Ross, Anne Bean, Michael Druks, Susan Hiller, Lynn MacRitchie, Sue Barnes, Wilma Johnson.
Anne Bean: How Things Used to Be Now
5–24 June 2019
The Sotheran Building, London W1
This exhibition includes iconic photographs and works resulting from Bean’s early performances in the 1970s.
Draw Art Fair London 2019
Saatchi Gallery, 17–19 May 2019
England & Co’s presentation at Draw Art Fair London will primarily focus on abstract drawings by two artists from different generations: Paule Vézelay (1892-1984) and Jason Wallis-Johnson (born 1966).
Photo London 2019
16–19 May 2019
Photographs from the 1960s, 1970s and early 1980s. Works by established names, such as photographers Diane Arbus and Helmut Newton, and artists Susan Hiller and Cecilia Vicuña are exhibited alongside recent rediscoveries.
London Art Fair 2019
16–20 January 2019
Abstract works on paper from the Estate of pioneering British abstract artist, Paule Vézelay are a particular highlight. Other artists: Bill Brandt, Iraida Icaza, John Francis Brown, Howard Selina, Barbara Baran, Carolyn Gowdy and Clay Perry.
2018
Frieze London 2018
Regent’s Park, 4–7 October 2018
England & Co are exhibiting the work of British artist, Tina Keane, in the Social Work section of Frieze London.
Photo London 2018
Somerset House, 7–20 May 2018
England & Co presents a cabinet room of photographs primarily from the 1960s, 1970s and early 1980s.
Ideas Over Form
15 February–23 March 2018
Currently on view are works incorporating photography by Howard Selina, Michael Druks, Judy Clark, John Aldus. These artists use photography primarily as a vehicle for ideas.
London Art Fair 2018
17–21 January 2018
England & Co will focus on works by Modern British artists, including paintings, sculpture, works on paper.
2017
Jo Bondy (1937-2015): Pandora’s Box
2–7 November 2017
During the peak era of Pop Art in the 1960s into the 1970s, British artist Jo Bondy produced a substantial body of work that primarily explored gender, sex, and eroticism.
Photo London 2017
Somerset House, 18–21 May 2017
The avant-garde of the 1960s and 1970s, with well-known artists exhibited together with new re-discoveries.
Paule Vézelay: Works on Paper from the Artist’s Estate
21 September–20 October 2017
Works on paper from the Estate of Paule Vézelay. Works span the 1920s to 1970s, including some of her screen prints from the 1970s.
20|21 British Art Fair
13–17 September 2017
Modern British works by artists including Sir Stanley Spencer, Paule Vézelay, John Banting, Walter Richard Sickert, Louis Le Brocquy, Heinz Henghes, and Mervyn Peake.
Prints of the 1960s and 1970s
16 June–28 July 2017
Including works by Stanley William Hayter, Ian Hamilton Finlay, John Furnival, R.B. Kitaj, Gillian Ayres, Prunella Clough, Allen Jones, Eduardo Paolozzi, Richard Smith, Joe Tilson, William Turnbull and Paule Vézelay.
Clay Perry documenting the avant-garde
16 March–26 April 2017
For the avant-garde art scene of 1960s London, photographer Clay Perry was a key figure, documenting many of the most innovative international artists of the period.
London Art Fair 2017
18–22 January 2017
A display of works on paper by Paule Vézelay (1892-1984). Other artists included: Bill Brandt, Rolf Brandt, Michael Druks, Sam Francis, John Furnival, Eduardo Kac, Eduardo Paolozzi, Ceri Richards and William Scott.