Leonardo Lucchi Sculptor - Born in Cesena Italy, Leonardo has been a sculptor for 30 years. A graduate of the Art School of Faenza in 1970. Leonardo has completed numerous public monumental works and exhibited regularly in Rome, Paris , London, Venice and Sicily.

Currently on show in the Royal Opera Arcade London Uk 

ELLIOT CHANNER

Showing   in the Royal Opera Arcade Galley 

Born in 1989 in Staffordshire, Elliot showed a passion for wildlife and art from a young age. Described as one of the 'young stars' of the international art fair circuit by Belgravia magazine, he is influenced by the animal sculptures of Rembrandt Bugatti and Antoine- Louis Barye. He focuses on capturing the life and grace of the subject, concentrating on their key features but allowing spontaneity to make up the main body of the sculpture. Largely self-taught, and taking inspiration from the countryside, initially in Staffordshire and Derbyshire, Elliot now travels the country in order to observe and photograph animals in their natural habitat. Alongside lifesize sculptures, he also scales down large animals, creating more manageable pieces. Focusing his art on British and international wildlife, Elliot's clay sculptures are then cast in bronze. He works closely with the team of skilled craftsmen at the bronze foundry in Birmingham where his work is cast using the ancient Lost Wax process.

Which is the Real You?

The image I have of you is completely different from the image you have of yourself
and those images are completely different from the images each and every other person has of you
Moreover,
The imagei have of you is now different from the images I had  of you in the past
Even your own image of yourself changes all the time
So
Which of these images is the real you?

DEEPA KHANNA SOBTI
Painter , poet, mother , wife

Winner of the International  Royal Arts Prize 2016

Solo Exhibition in The Royal Opera Arcade Gallery  London
4 April -14th April 2017

SONIA ROS -Italian  painter

Authentic Italian Contemporary artist showing in London Pall Mall now till 27 March 2017.

Sonia's  large works create strong emotions in people. Sitting in the gallery with her paintings is
inspiring,.
Most observers love  or dislike the works. There are no half measures when you are in front of these large 2 x 2 metres  works, by Sonia ,  they force you to dig deep into your soul and deal with sadness and happiness at the same time.

The subjects are new,  never seen before.
The mind wants to catalogue them in known subjects, previous seen images but soon you realise this is impossible.
You are forced to accept that each painting is a new unknown ,
a new discovery and you have to accept that.

It is difficult ...... there is a struggle.....
Humans don't accept newness easily.

Visitors struggle to find references and fountains from which she might have drawn inspiration, previous similarities to what they have in front of them.
I see a palpable  reaction in most visitors to the show , some smile and  and let themselves go
others feel immense inquietudine and have to leave quickly.

Most surrender to the moment and let themselves feel the unashamed sensuality
of the paintings, the striking mandarin orange colours that lighten the soul,
the cold blue cobalt to draw your eyes  deep into the subject,
and the darker evening tones of Sonia's personality are everywhere.

To know Sonia is to know her works, a complex, bold, multi faceted modern independent
woman capable of intensely intimate moments .

La Galleria Pall Mall - London UK
www.lagalleria.org

For the first time in the UK Andras' Manajlo' Paintings

Opening on the 1 August Brian Whelan's exhibition London Illuminated

Daniel Shadbolt Solo exhibition at the ROA Gallery opens July 19th