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03/10/2026

Bjørn Strandenes works with oil on canvas, applying more than 25
layers
          including marble powder, in a style between figuration and
abstraction.
          Strandenes’ black and white paintings are transformed by the changing
light,
          revealing colorful details.
          To fully appreciate the work of Bjørn Strandenes, please visit the
gallery.
          You will be most welcome!

          Curator Bjørn Follevaag: langegaarden.no
          By appointment 13 -16 October 2026
          Contact: Sunniva Søreide
         Phone + 47 91618429 mail: [email protected]

29/09/2026

We are pleased to present Entangled Solitudes, a solo exhibition by Turkish artist Talip Keser, curated by İlayda Uzunarslan.

Through circular abstract forms, vibrant colours and layered surfaces, Keser explores individuality within the crowd, the quiet tensions between belonging and solitude, and the emotions we keep within ourselves.

The works reflect on what remains unspoken: the thoughts, feelings and voices that are often suppressed beneath the expectations of others. Each form stands as an individual presence, while together they create a complex landscape of collective experience.

2–8 October 2026
Private view: 2 October | 6-9pm

24/09/2026

Aesthetics at the Gallery Marquess is not only about beauty but the whole nature of experience in terms of feelings and emotions.

Fernando Montano’s paintings, sculptures and performance embody a manifestation of Aestheticism, where beauty itself becomes the subject and experience.

Our deepest thanks to our wonderful viewers, and to Lord and Lady Brennan for their generous support and presence.

16/09/2026

Discover the Inner Palette of the Polymath Artist Fernando Montaño, Honoris Causa Doctor of the Arts from the University of Bath.

Fernando is best known for his distinguished career as a Soloist with the Royal Ballet and as an internationally-acclaimed Principal Guest Artist.

In his first solo exhibition, Montaño invites audiences to experience his creative world through a unique collection of dance performance, paintings, sculptures, and fashion design. He will also share a selection of deeply personal objects that have shaped his remarkable life journey—from his humble beginnings in Colombia to the world’s most prestigious stages.

An inspiring celebration of art, creativity, resilience, and imagination.

07/09/2026

Gallery Marquess is pleased to announce a solo exhibition by London-based artist Lizii Chan, opening this week.

Bringing together works from different periods of Chan’s practice, the exhibition traces the development of a deeply personal visual language shaped by memory, mythology and the subconscious. Working primarily through painting, Chan constructs symbolic worlds inhabited by elongated figures, hybrid beings and archetypal forms. These recurring characters appear suspended between states, moving across the boundaries of the human and the otherworldly, vulnerability and power, concealment and revelation.

Chan’s paintings emerge from experiences and emotions that resist direct articulation. Through bold colour, simplified forms and precise contours, she transforms internal states into psychological landscapes. Familiar symbols become ambiguous, while theatrical compositions unfold like fragments of dreams or forgotten rituals. Each work holds a tension between clarity and mystery, inviting the viewer to enter a space in which fantasy and reality, the visible and invisible, coexist.

Rather than offering fixed narratives, Chan’s works remain open to individual interpretation. Painting becomes a threshold through which memory can be reimagined, hidden fears confronted and moments of transformation made visible.

Lizii Chan
7–14 September 2026
Gallery Marquess
3 White Horse Street, London W1J 7LF

13/08/2026

Agriel's Sympatheia was born as a project that is both personal healing and a form of revenge. At its very root, the photograph represents the cyclical nature of trauma, healing and rebirth—while referencing a story that relates to St Agnes's martyrdom.

The works were created during a turbulent time in the artist's life, during her solo travels and finally in the forests of Agriel's homeland, Latvia. Here her practice evolved the ideas of how personal feminine experience is inextricably linked to larger social and historical systems, something her project 'Sympathiea' explores in depth.

Rooted in surreal self-portraiture and intimate collaborations, Agriel's work becomes both ritual and revelation, a space where pain is transmuted, and new ways of being are imagined and created.

27/05/2026

We are proud to exhibit the works of Judy Clarkson and Geoff Gunby in our gallery, opening a gateway in the Mayfair art scene for the fine artists of East London’s intelligentsia.

19/05/2026

Oops! — Found, Fixed, Formed

This exhibition explores transformation through upcycling. Discarded materials and overlooked fragments become the starting point for new forms.

“Oops!” marks the unexpected moment. Objects are then found, reworked, and formed into something new. The process values change, repair, and imagination over waste.

Nothing is final—everything can become something else.

15/05/2026

Gallery Marquess is delighted to present the beautiful artworks of Sezen Ozdemir and looks forward to sharing this exceptional exhibition with you.

Ozdemir reflects on the silent gap between presence and emotion.
Each work moves between the world we show and the world we carry inside.

08/05/2026

Curated by Fahrettin Aykut

12–16 May
📍 Gallery Marquess

Context In Flux…

The artist approaches the medium of sculptural ceramics not as a vessel of certainty but as a carrier of flux, transformation, and ambiguity.

Rejecting rigid structures and predetermined forms, this approach creates space for the material’s memory and instinctive tendencies, making the process of making more visible than the final result itself.

Fueled by discursive exploration, the artist’s mode of production does not reduce ceramics to the sole creation of objects. Instead, it transforms the practice into a living surface through which thought itself can diverge.

Each form subverts expectations of a predetermined composition's repetition, surfacing as an individualised, intuitive encounter arising from the moment. For this reason, the works do not present a fixed meaning. Rather, they propose a multilayered experience that continuously shifts and is reconfigured by the viewer's presence.

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