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Here & Now

Past exhibition
5 June - 20 July 2024
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Overview
install image of Here and Now
Here & Now, will bring together both represented artists, and new artistic voices from outside of the gallery's roster. Presenting a convergence of diverse practices and creative visions, Here & Now seeks to demonstrate the multifaceted approaches of contemporary artists working today, capturing a vivid picture of identity, the human experience, and the raw vulnerabilities of modern life. Here & Now strives to amplify the socially engaged nature of diverse artistic practices by bringing together recent work by previously exhibited artist Marcel Rusu and gallery artists Emily Gillbanks, Sophie-Yen Bretez, Georg Oskar, Celine Ali, Ayanfe Olarinde, Yann Leto, Ur Kasin, Ed Moses, Andy Moses, Santiago Parra, Luis Olaso, and Conrad Jon Godly. The exhibition will also present works for the first time by artists Horacio Quiroz, Hattie Malcomson, Mehmet Cevik and Mark Jenkins.
 
The selection of works due to be exhibited will provide a glimpse into what it means to create and capture life in this contemporary age. From the semi-corporeal- topographical realms depicted in the oil paintings by Mexican artist Horacio Quiroz, to the eye-biting sculptures by American street artist Mark Jenkins, Here & Now reveals how different mediums offer vessels for contemplating a multitude of themes surrounding the human body such as, beauty, the grotesque, the absurd and performativity.

 

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Works
  • Mark Jenkins, Hot Dog Lipstick, 2021
    Mark Jenkins, Hot Dog Lipstick, 2021 Sold
  • Mark Jenkins, The Fighter, 2017
    Mark Jenkins, The Fighter, 2017
  • Sophie-Yen Bretez, « Time is the seas’ expanse Time, it is all in one And in its womb - The sun abundance », 2024
    Sophie-Yen Bretez, « Time is the seas’ expanse Time, it is all in one And in its womb - The sun abundance », 2024 Sold
  • Celine Ali, Night Thoughts , 2024
    Celine Ali, Night Thoughts , 2024
  • Hattie Malcomson, Lilith and God’s favourite, 2024
    Hattie Malcomson, Lilith and God’s favourite, 2024 Sold
  • Ur Kasin, Roadblock, 2024
    Ur Kasin, Roadblock, 2024
  • Marcel Rusu, Unpredictable Horizon, 2022
    Marcel Rusu, Unpredictable Horizon, 2022
  • Mehmet Cevik, Watermelons, 2023
    Mehmet Cevik, Watermelons, 2023
  • Kojo Marfo, Boy in Red Hat, 2024
    Kojo Marfo, Boy in Red Hat, 2024
  • Kojo Marfo, Wings of Hope, 2024
    Kojo Marfo, Wings of Hope, 2024
  • Michael Muir, The waterline, 2024
    Michael Muir, The waterline, 2024
  • Santiago Parra, Untitled, 2023
    Santiago Parra, Untitled, 2023
  • Santiago Parra, Untitled, 2024
    Santiago Parra, Untitled, 2024
  • Horacio Quiroz, Pachamama’s Beat, 2023
    Horacio Quiroz, Pachamama’s Beat, 2023
  • Horacio Quiroz, Venus Moves, 2023
    Horacio Quiroz, Venus Moves, 2023
  • Luis Olaso, Composition for a basquet with Diego Rivera's bouquet of Callas, 2023
    Luis Olaso, Composition for a basquet with Diego Rivera's bouquet of Callas, 2023
  • Luis Olaso, Composition for a blue banana tree, 2023
    Luis Olaso, Composition for a blue banana tree, 2023
  • Yann Leto, Balconing, 2023
    Yann Leto, Balconing, 2023
  • Emily Gillbanks, To Have-In, Or To Take-Away?, 2023
    Emily Gillbanks, To Have-In, Or To Take-Away?, 2023
  • Darren Reid, Notting Hill, 2023
    Darren Reid, Notting Hill, 2023
  • Ayanfe Olarinde, The Story of Olajumoke, 2023
    Ayanfe Olarinde, The Story of Olajumoke, 2023
  • Andy Moses, Geodesy 1229, 2022
    Andy Moses, Geodesy 1229, 2022
  • Ed Moses, Ha Who, 2016
    Ed Moses, Ha Who, 2016
  • Georg Óskar, Das Kapital, 2021
    Georg Óskar, Das Kapital, 2021 Sold
Installation Views
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  • J D Malat 10 June 2024 High Res 4
  • J D Malat 10 June 2024 High Res 1
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  • J D Malat 10 June 2024 High Res 12
  • J D Malat 10 June 2024 High Res 10
  • J D Malat 10 June 2024 High Res 3
  • J D Malat 10 June 2024 High Res 6
Press
  • Artsy: The Art We’re Obsessed With in June 2024

    Artsy Editorial, Artsy, June 20, 2024
  • Fine Art Shippers: JD MALAT GALLERY OPENS THE VIBRANT CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION “HERE & NOW”

    Fine Art Shippers , June 17, 2024
  • 300 Magazine: Fluid Identities In The “Here & Now” Exhibition At JD Malat Gallery

    Ilya , 300 Magazine , June 17, 2024
Press release

JD Malat Gallery's forthcoming group exhibition, Here & Now, will bring together both represented artists, and new artistic voices from outside of the gallery's roster. Presenting a convergence of diverse practices and creative visions, Here & Now seeks to demonstrate the multifaceted approaches of contemporary artists working today, capturing a vivid picture of identity, the human experience, and the raw vulnerabilities of modern life.

 

Here & Now strives to amplify the socially engaged nature of diverse artistic practices by bringing together recent work by previously exhibited artist Marcel Rusu and gallery artists Emily Gillbanks, Sophie-Yen Bretez, Georg Oskar, Celine Ali, Ayanfe Olarinde, Yann Leto, Ur Kasin, Ed Moses, Andy Moses, Santiago Parra, Luis Olaso, and Conrad Jon Godly. The exhibition will also present works for the first time by artists Horacio Quiroz, Hattie Malcomson, Mehmet Cevik and Mark Jenkins.

 

The selection of works due to be exhibited will provide a glimpse into what it means to create and capture life in this contemporary age. From the semi-corporeal-topographical realms depicted in the oil paintings by Mexican artist Horacio Quiroz, to the eye-biting sculptures by American street artist Mark Jenkins, Here & Now reveals how different mediums offer vessels for contemplating a multitude of themes surrounding the human body such as, beauty, the grotesque, the absurd and performativity. Founder Jean-David Malat remarks: "To me Here & Now is an excellent representation of how we as people use creative methods to express and release our reactions and our feelings living at this point in time. It also marks an opportunity for new artists to come and bring forth their work, introducing them to the gallery space, and allowing them to showcase their work in tandem."

 

The exhibition also coincides with Women Artists Art World (WAAW), an initiative founded by Annya Sand and Catherine Hunt to draw awareness to female-identifying artists within a predominantly male industry. In honour of WAAW, new work by Vietnamese-French artist Sophie-Yen Bretez will invite viewers into the complex narrative of the artist's personal history in which she navigates notions of femininity while growing up in her adoptive family in Southern France. Equally emotive and socially charged is the work of British artist Hattie Malcomson, whose vibrant compositions explore themes of sexuality, womanhood and defiance.

 

The breadth of artistic styles and mediums due to be presented in Here & Now will spotlight the bold and diverse contributions that contemporary artists are making to today's visual culture, as well as attest to contemporary art's essential role in strengthening cross-cultural dialogue.

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    Fine Art Shippers: JD MALAT GALLERY OPENS THE VIBRANT CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION “HERE & NOW”

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Related artists

  • Celine Ali

    Celine Ali

  • Sophie-Yen Bretez

    Sophie-Yen Bretez

  • Mehmet Cevik

    Mehmet Cevik

  • Emily Gillbanks

    Emily Gillbanks

  • Conrad Jon Godly

    Conrad Jon Godly

  • Ur Kasin

    Ur Kasin

  • Yann Leto

    Yann Leto

  • Hattie Malcomson

    Hattie Malcomson

  • Andy Moses

    Andy Moses

  • Ed Moses

    Ed Moses

  • Ayanfe Olarinde

    Ayanfe Olarinde

  • Luis Olaso

    Luis Olaso

  • Georg Óskar

    Georg Óskar

  • Santiago Parra

    Santiago Parra

  • Horacio Quiroz

    Horacio Quiroz

  • Marcel Rusu

    Marcel Rusu

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