Scenes of small-town America come to life in Back-Roads Journeys, an exhibition of new work across two venues by British artist Boo Ritson at Alan Cristea Gallery and Poppy Sebire from 13 October.

Back-Roads Journeys begins in ‘The Diner’, an installation at Alan Cristea Gallery, where visitors are introduced to the Diner Waitress, unhappy in her job, waiting on the Trucker’s {...}

3 June – 11 July 2009
SIR HOWARD HODGKIN UNVEILS HIS LARGEST AND MOST AMBITIOUS WORK EVER
Turner Prize winning artist, Sir Howard Hodgkin, is to unveil his largest and most ambitious work to date this summer. The work, As Time Goes By, is comprised of a pair of monumental pictures, each measuring 20 {...}

4th March 2009 – 17th April 2009

Previous Turner Prize nominee, Ian Davenport is about to show his most ambitious work to date in Etched Lines, a solo show of over 30 new works at Alan Cristea Gallery from 4th March.

The exhibition includes 33 small-etched monoprints that form a single instal lation. Each print is made from the same {...}

28. Jan - 28. Feb 09
New works on paper by Kate Atkin, Marie Harnett, Nathalie Guinamard & Eilidh Young
At the beginning of 2009, Alan Cristea Gallery is bringing together a group of new works on paper by four artists, all under thirty, based in the UK, who use film and photography as inspiration and source material to produce {...}

Saturday 18 October – Saturday 15 November Exhibition at Alan Cristea Gallery, 34 Cork Street, W1
A pole dancer called Shahnoza is the subject of a new series of nine, life-size works by Julian Opie, titled ‘This is Shahnoza in 3 Parts’, and featured in the exhibition of the same name at Alan Cristea Gallery from 18 October 2008.

The depiction of Shahnoza has been a recurring theme in Opie’s work, and the Alan Cristea Gallery has commissioned a short film {...}

Young Contemporaries 2009
New works on paper by Kate Atkin, Marie Harnett, Nathalie Guinamard & Eilidh Young
28 January – 28 February 2009 Alan Cristea Gallery, Cork Street, W1
Film and photography are the inspiration and source material for elaborate works on paper by Kate Atkin, Marie Harnett, Nathalie Guinamard and Eilidh Young, four young UK based artists in ‘Young Contemporaries 2009’ {...}