John Stark
Divine Economy, 2006
oil on panel
24 x 16 inches
John Stark
The Parable of the Blind, 2007
oil on panel
22 x 217.5 inches
John Stark
Landscape with Bridge (After Matthijis Brill), 2007
oil on panel
12 x 17.5 inches
John Stark
The Arraignment of the 18th Witch, 2007
oil on panel
18 x 25.5 inches
Hugh Mendes
Divine, 2007
oil on linen
18 x 10 inches
Hugh Mendes
Peter Boyle, 2007
oil on linen
10 x 18 inches
Hugh Mendes
Miles, 2005
oil on linen
35 x 19.5 inches
Hugh Mendes
Richard Pryor, 2006
oil on linen
12 x 8 inches
Hugh Mendes
Tarzan, 2007
oil on linen
35 x 47 inches
Rui Matsunaga
The Architect of Landscape, 2006
oil on canvas
50 x 40 inches
Rui Matsunaga
Eternal Sunshine, 2005
oil on canvas
50.5 x 40 inches
Rui Matsunaga
Keeper of the Garden, 2005
oil on canvas
50.5 x 40 inches
Gordon Cheung
Trophy, 2008
stock listings, ink, acrylic, gel and spray on canvas
16 x 20 inches
Nadine Feinson
Eleven, 2007
oil on aluminium
80 x 60 inches
Nadine Feinson
Hreremus, 2007
oil on board
36 x 40 inches
Richard Moon
Tyranni, 2007
oil on linen
31 x 19 inches
Richard Moon
Pearls, 2008
oil on canvas
10 x 9 inches
Richard Moon
The Protege, 2008
oil on linen
9 x 8 inches
David Hancock
It's All Over Now Baby Blue, 2007
acrylic on canvas
76 x 58 inches
David Hancock
Young Ones Fall to the Rocks Below, 2006
acrylic on canvas
54 x 96 inches
David Hancock
Amanda, 2007
acrylic on canvas
9 x 8 inches
David Hancock
Martin, 2007
acrylic on canvas
9 x 8 inches
David Hancock
Cat, 2007
acrylic on canvas
9 x 8 inches
David Hancock
Martain, 2007
acrylic on canvas
9 x 8 inches
Gavin Nolan
Our Madonna is not Functioning, 2008
oil on canvas
73 x 57 inches
Gavin Nolan
Little Johnny Jewel, 2008
oil on canvas
23.5 x 19.5 inches
Cathy Lomax
Afro 10 (Minnie Riperton)
Afros series, 2007
oil on canvas paper
12 x 9 inches
Cathy Lomax
Afro 1 (Makosi)
Afros series, 2007
oil on canvas paper
12 x 8 inches
Cathy Lomax
Afro 5 (Circassian Woman)
Afros series, 2007
oil on canvas paper
12 x 9 inches
Cathy Lomax
Afro 6 (Heart Shaped Afro)
Afros series, 2007
oil on canvas paper
12 x 9 inches
Cathy Lomax
Afro 7 (Panther Sister)
Afros series, 2007
oil on canvas paper
12 x 9 inches
Cathy Lomax
Afro 9 (Mary Scarface)
Afros series, 2007
oil on canvas paper
12 x 9 inches
Cathy Lomax
Afro 11 (Naomi)
Afros series, 2007
oil on canvas paper
12 x 9 inches
Cathy Lomax
Afro 12 (Lauryn)
Afros series, 2007
oil on canvas paper
12 x 9 inches
Cathy Lomax
Afro 13 (Devon)
Afros series, 2007
oil on canvas paper
12 x 8 inches
Cathy Lomax
Afro 15 (Assata)
Afros series, 2007
oil on canvas paper
12 x 9 inches
Cathy Lomax
Afro 16 (Notting Hill Carnival 1976)
Afros series, 2007
oil on canvas paper
12 x 9 inches
Cathy Lomax
Afro 8 (1974 High School Year Book)
Afros series, 2007
oil on canvas paper
12 x 9 inches
Cathy Lomax
Little Mary, 2005
oil on canvas, found frame and glass shelf
dimensions variable
Sam Jackson
The Tie, 2008
oil on board
5 x 5 inches
Sam Jackson
Christopher, 2008
oil on board
5 x 5 inches
Sam Jackson
Ben, 2008
oil on board
5 x 5 inches
Sam Jackson
Daisy Night, 2008
oil on board
4 x 5.5 inches
Sam Jackson
Percy, 2008
oil on board
10.25 x 9.75 inches
Sam Jackson
Male Mystery, 2008
oil on board
5 x 5 inches
Sam Jackson
The Position, 2008
oil on board
9.75 x 8.75 inches
Sam Jackson
Site, 2008
oil on board
5.25 x 4.5 inches
Sam Jackson
Strap-On, 2008
oil on board
7.5 x 8 inches
Sam Jackson
Yates, 2008
oil on board
9.75 x 9 inches
Sam Jackson
Love Me Two Times, 2008
oil on board
4.75 x 8 inches
Opening Reception: Saturday, April 5th, 5-7pm
Featuring the work of Gordon Cheung, Nadine Feinson, David Hancock, Sam Jackson, Cathy Lomax, Rui Matsunaga, Hugh Mendes, Richard Moon, Gavin Nolan and John Stark.
Curated and exhibited in 2007 to coincide with the Frieze Art Fair, Simon Rumley and Zavier Ellis's show, The Future Can Wait, was a direct response to their ten years of experience on the London gallery circuit. Both recognized for spotting rising talent, the exhibition showcased the best of emerging talent from the London scene on the scale of a museum survey show. Understanding the importance of international connections, Ellis and Rumley always intended the show to expand to other destinations and New London School is the first international offshoot of this progressive show.
Largely concentrating on painting, New London School will act as in introduction of rising London based and educated talent to the Los Angeles art scene. The artists included are the international contemporaries of celebrated young Los Angeles based painters and the exhibition will spearhead global networks and connections, creating the possibility of future collaborations.
Zavier Ellis founded his first gallery in London two years after graduating, his most recent project, Charlie Smith London, is a curatorial dealership that aims to promote interrelations between artists, curators and galleries whilst maintaining a priority to show work in its correct context. Simon Rumley founded New London Kicks in 2005, a project that aimed to infiltrate the New York scene with new London talent. He is also a film director and writer when not curating.
