Exhibitions

12th – 30th September
Sergei Chepik (1953 – 2011) was one of the greatest painters to emerge from the former Soviet Union. So forceful is his vision that even if it’s full meaning is not comprehended it’s power and anguish is undiminished.

4th November – 2nd December
George Underwood is a figurative British artist. Known for designing album covers for bands during the 1970’s. We are delighted to be showing a collection of his paintings for the first time.

30th June - 28th July
Opening soon - Hotel California - the long awaited new show from Ian Berry, a unique talent in the art world whose 'paintings' are made entirely from denim. Hotel California, is inspired by David Hockney's pool paintings and is an incredible technical achievement. His artworks are the ultimate in upcycling and have been displayed in museums, galleries, department stores, and denim stores all over the world. Prepare to be amazed!

Catto Below - June
In the early 1970s, Poul Webb travelled to Yugoslavia in search of the exotic. He found it. The landscapes reminded him of the work of Grant Wood. Poul began experimenting. He produced beguiling landscape paintings, brightly coloured and arranged in pleasing geometric patterns. This was the origin of a style that Poul is still pursuing, an approach that has made him one of the UK's most acclaimed landscape painters.

8th - 24th June

Iranian artist Ali Esmaeilipour’s paintings are disarmingly beautiful, but look carefully and there is often a sense of disquiet – he is not seeking to produce harmonious compositions rather a snapshot of life in movement.

Ali’s paintings have been shown internationally including at the Singapore Art Museum. In 1997, he won the prestigious 4th Biennale at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tehran.

8th – 24th June
Catto Gallery is thrilled to present a series of new paintings of the sea by highly-collected artist Ramsay Gibb. Ramsay’s haunting, elemental paintings sit proudly in the grand tradition of British landscape painting.

11th - 29th April
Pop Art ironed out the gross inequality of the old world. It was said: there's no high or low art – everything is good. We have gathered a group of ten artists directly influenced by this movement including Peter Blake and Walasse Ting, who show that the spirit of Pop lives on.

7th - 25th March
Richard Twose is a master of the 'non finito', where paintings are carried only to a point, leaving the spectator to fill in for themself. As well as portraits, his beautifully crafted paintings reference, amongst other things, Greek myths, British folklore and quantum physics. We welcome back the award winning artist for his second solo exhibition.

7th – 26th February
Rebecca Jewell has developed a unique printing technique (based on paper litho transfer) like nothing seen before. She delicately reproduces the natural patterns of exotic bird feathers – and even portraits of the birds themselves - directly on to plain white feathers. Her prints are stunning.

7th – 26th February
Pam Hawkes has created incomparable works of art whose subject are frequently ethereal women, and whose pallet typically contains gold and copper leaf. At a young age she was drawn to Byzantine icons – the gold-tinged religious paintings created by Eastern European painters of the dark ages and early medieval periods. She says “They inspire a kind of reverence in the viewer. I find this fascinating and love the stillness in these works”.

We are attending the London Art Fair at the Islington Design Centre 16th – 20th January. Exhibiting artists are Derek Balmer, Ian Berry, Richard Twose and Walasse Ting. Our stand is G38, please do come to see us.

2nd – 22nd December
John Duffin is an award-winning contemporary painter and printmaker whose work is based on the modern environments of cities and towns. His cityscapes of architecture, lighting and figures have a distinctive artistic voice and much to say about contemporary urban life. John’s paintings are in the tradition of LS Lowry and Edward Hopper, and hold references to cinema, graphic novels and the history of figurative painting.

8th - 26th November 2018
Helen Sinclair's bronze and resin sculptures can be figurative or abstract, sometimes playful sometimes melancholy. One thing they have in common though is the ability to move the viewer. We are excited to be showing her latest collection in November.

Catto Below: November 2018
The Catto Gallery is pleased to be presenting Mark Edward's return to the gallery with a new collection of stunning surrealist masterpieces. Watch this space for more information.

8th - 26th November 2018
We're excited to be showing Brett Humphries long awaited exhibition of stunning and superbly crafted hyper real still lives. Brett's work is influenced by old masters but from a modern perspective. Brett Humphries last exhibition was a sell out. Don't miss this in November.

Catto Below: 18th October - 5th November 2018

The motif of Landscape has been a major part of Mark Godwin’s work for over 30 years, greatly influenced by the 18th century Romantic notion of the Sublime, and our longing for an emotional encounter with nature. These paintings resonate.

27th September - 15th October 2018
Derek Balmer, is a much respected and collected British abstract artist at the height of his powers, returns to the gallery with a stunning and joyously exhilarating new exhibition of works.

6th – 24th September 2018

Highly collectable artist Nick Verrall returns to Catto Gallery with his latest stunning and evocative lanscapes from around the world.

9th – 31st August 2018
Catto Gallery is thrilled to present a series of new paintings of the sea by highly-collected artist Ramsay Gibb. Ramsay’s haunting, elemental paintings sit proudly in the grand tradition of British landscape painting.

20th July to 7th August 2018
This is a curated exhibition of paintings and sculptures inspired by birds and feathers including work by Rachel Deacon, Pam Hawkes, James Mortimer, Katy Sullivan, papier-mâché bird sculptures by David Farrer and new gallery artist Rebecca Jewell.

27th June – 16th July 2018
Bruce Yardley remains an immensely popular and successful impressionist. His paintings are always meticulously composed, his commitment is total – and admirable. As a viewer, it is impossible to resist. We are proud to present his latest works through June and July.

7th June – 25th June 2018
A welcome return for Alan Parry, who takes inspiration from previous generations of English rural painters such as Paul Nash. For all his paintings' ambiguity, they remain sumptuous and reveal Alan’s dreamy vision of England and her gardens.

17th May – 4th June 2018
Sue Fitzgerald is back at the Catto Gallery with a vivid and vibrant show to welcome in the spring. This new exhibition of paintings showcases her love of intense colour and appetite for travelling to exotic lands. Catto Gallery are proud to exhibit one of Britain’s finest colourists.

19th April – 14th May 2018
Catto Gallery is proud to be presenting Clive McCartney's latest exhibition of stunning cityscapes from around the world. Clive has worked relentlessly over four decades to become the master he is today.

22nd March – 14th April 2018
Alain Bertrand's latest exhibition is a pure iconic Americana. Classic Bertrand, colourful and bustling New York streets are tempered by black and white 50s glamour. It's easy to lose yourself in the French artist's technically brilliant and evocative imagery.

22nd March – 14th April 2018
"The paintings of Simon Garden reveal a parallel world of haunting mystery.... of legends and myths and memories of long ago, all imbued with a golden light and an atmosphere of suspense"
Derek Balmer, President, Royal West of England Academy (2001-10)

8th - 26th February 2018
Highly acclaimed painter Fletcher Sibthorp makes his Catto Gallery debut at an interesting moment in his development in a series called The Quiet Space. He says “The Quiet Space series is for me my most personal work. I have found reward over the years in producing artworks that just ‘are’.