LONDON ART BIENNALE 2023
6TH EDITION OF THE LONDON ART BIENNALE 2023
The Chelsea Old Town Hall was designed by John Brydon in 1885, an architect who realised significant projects including the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Memorial Hospital, the Victoria Art Gallery in Bath and the Government Offices, Great George Street, London.
The London Art Biennale is a museum-level award exhibition curated by the International Confederation of Art Critics, the Chianciano Art Museum and the Gagliardi Gallery. The show is not theme based thus allowing for all artistic movements to be presented. The focus is on painting, works on paper, sculpture, applied arts and digital art, professionally curated to give the viewers and collectors a stimulating yet coherent experience.
Official Inauguration
The Official inauguration of the London Art Biennale 2023 will take place on Wednesday 26th July 2023 and is strictly by invitation only and reserved for art collectors, critics, art professionals, the selected artists and their guests. The London Art Biennale is free and open to the public on all other days.
Curated by international museum and gallery professionals
The Biennale takes place in Chelsea, where artists such as Augustus John and Alma Tadema established what is known as the true artistic centre of London.
P A U L Y G A R T U A
ONE OF THE CHOSEN FINALISTS TO BE PRESENTED AT
THE PRESTIGIOUS LONDON BIENNALE 2023
Paul Ygartua is a highly acclaimed international artist who will be featured in the 6th edition of the London Art Biennale in 2023. Being selected to exhibit at the 6th edition of the London Art Biennale further solidifies Ygartua’s status as a highly regarded artist.
“The London Art Biennale represents a unique opportunity for artists to connect with a global audience, curators, collectors, and art enthusiasts who are eager to explore and appreciate contemporary art. To be a part of this prestigious exhibition is both humbling and exhilarating.
For me, art is a language that transcends boundaries and communicates emotions, stories, and perspectives. It is a powerful means of connecting people, cultures, and ideas. Through my work, I strive to capture the essence of diverse cultures, vibrant landscapes, and the human experience.
Being part of the London Art Biennale allows me to share my artistic vision on an international platform, engage with a diverse audience and contribute to the ongoing dialogue within the art community. It is an opportunity to showcase my unique style, bold brushwork, and to invite viewers to explore the energy and emotion that resonates within my creations.”
Visitors to the London Art Biennale can expect to be captivated by Ygartua’s abstract compositions, which beautifully blend artistic techniques. His presence in the exhibition adds another layer of diversity and creativity to an already impressive showcase of contemporary art.
As with any artist, Ygartua’s work continues to evolve, pushing boundaries and exploring new avenues of expression. His participation in the London Art Biennale 2023 offers an exciting opportunity for art enthusiasts and collectors to experience firsthand the dynamic and captivating artistry of Paul Ygartua.
Curated London Art Gallery
The GAGLIARDI Gallery, the creators of the London Biennale, have an important Ygartua Collection of original works for sale at their Kings Road prestigious gallery. If you are in London and interested in viewing the Ygartua Collection please contact the gallery directly for an online sale or a private viewing at the gallery.
Throughout the years, The London Art Biennale has committed significant efforts to charity. Original artworks by Andy Warhol, Pietro Annigoni, Jose Van Roy Dali, and a Fiat 500 have been donated with 100% of proceeds gifted to various charitable organisations such as the Rotary International’s “End Polio Now” Charity, the Salvation Army, London’s Air Ambulance, and Age UK.
Peter Gagliardi
The Importance of Original Art
Our London art gallery specializes in original art. What this means is that we do not sell or buy prints, lithographs or any other kind of reproduction on paper or canvas, numbered or otherwise. We, of course, have exceptions in relation to sculpture as bronzes are very rarely not part of an edition of at least 9. Our reasoning is that reproductions of artworks, even if they are signed by the artist, are not to be mixed with originals in our gallery so that buyers can be confident that all of our art is directly and fully made by the artist regardless of whether the artist is a 20th Century bastion of modern art or a talented and original contemporary artist. Buying art in London can be confusing and we provide a transparent and open service that allows a buyer to make informed and reasoned decisions.
The Gagliardi Gallery has obtained the respect of personalities of the calibre of Lady Margaret Thatcher, the then-Italian President Francesco Cossiga, Princess Margaret and Princess Anne, further enhancing its strong identity and character. – Roberta Amerini