Nigel Hall is one of Britain’s most distinguished sculptors. His works, principally made of polished wood or steel, are concerned with three dimensional space, mass and line. His abstract drawings and geometric sculptures give as much prominence to voids and shadows as to the solidity of material and each work changes with light and viewpoint reflecting the landscapes that inspired them.
UPCOMING AND CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
Online Exhibitions
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MI CASA, 7ª semana de confinamiento at Álvaro Alcázar Gallery
Virtual collective exhibition
From Álvaro Alcázar Gallery we have launched a project focused on stressing the importance of staying home for the past few weeks.
We have invited all artists to send us photographs and details of works related to houses and the concept of home regardless of the medium or size. The principal idea was to emphasize this idea of staying home. We have published most of the artworks that have been sent to us under the hashtags already known as #myhome, #stayathome, #istayathome and also others specific of the project as #whithartistayathome and #arthouse.
After these seven weeks, we finished this project and we want to thank all the artists who have participated in it who have followed us day by day through Social Networks. This thank note is also extended to all those who have sent us signs of support. We are very proud to have been able to bring some joy in these sad weeks.
Plantlife at Fen Ditton Gallery
Fen Ditton Gallery brings together artists and designers from different backgrounds who have created compelling images and objects from studies of the natural world. Plantlife was intended to be the principal show in 2020. It will be available to view online via their gallery website from Friday 19th June.
12 Images 12 Poems
Starting in January and running throughout 2020 Trinity College, Cambridge will be showing 12 Images 12 Poems.
One image each month to reflect the appropriate month. Now closed until further notice.
June
Nigel Hall and Andrew Lambirth have collaborated on various projects over the years. For this particular project, their work developed simultaneously and organically, supporting each other's practice and vision.
These twelve prints and poems came out of conversations loosely based on the calendar months, of our seasons, of love and loss.
Printed by the Print Studio, Cambridge. Presented in a solander box in edition of 75.