Socialite Evenings at Sensation Modern International Artists' Group Exhibition Closing Night

Red Head in the bath by Julius Lewandowski

Sensation Modern Arts Salone (Fine Arts Gallery) is hosting Socialite Evenings by Emmanuel Ray, at their first ever International Artists’ Group Exhibition at the newly opened London West Bank Gallery in Notting Hill, on 16^th June 2011.

Russian Art Collector Sophie Dare, Founder of Sensation Modern, has spent over 9 months to carefully select and source eclectic pieces of art, which now culminates in this exhibition. We have endeavoured to present a collective exhibition, showing works by both established and up and coming international artists.

Works by Julius Lewandowski, the Polish born artist noted for his erotic, sexual and provocative images with an understated hint of satire, will be showcased for the first time. His unconventional approach to portraiture, inspired by the painters of the Ancien Regime and the libertinesque writers of Europe, with his very own and personal interpretation, catapults his works firmly into the 21st Century. 

Rather than host a conventional art exhibition, we have tried to create an atmosphere within this exhibition, which is both informal, provocative and engaging. Emulating the “Art Salon Style” of the Belle Époque and 1930’s Berlin, in which art can evolve and rejuvenate, thus creating a new platform for innovative ideas.

Emmanuel Ray

Anthony Gray’s collage-like juxtapositions, which often seem to endow women with power and enigma, fuse structure and the search for the ultimate freedom into a form that emanates from a place beyond subconscious production. We are also inordinately proud to be able to announce that Anthony will personally be launching his comprehensive book, which includes all of his major works and also many unseen works to date, created during a career spanning over 45 years.

Never before shown works by the late Russian artist Anatoly Zverev, will be on display at the exhibition. A member of the nonconformist movement and a founder of Russian Expressionism in the 1960s, Zverev was persecuted by the Soviet authorities and his first exhibition in Russia did not take place, until shortly before his early death in 1986. It is noteworthy that one of his greatest admirers was Pablo Picasso himself.  

Bob Allen, an internationally acclaimed contemporary sculptor, is one of the many featured artists at the event alongside Julius Lewandowski. The Polish born artist, noted for his unconventional approach to portraiture, inspired by the painters of the Ancien Regime and the libertinesque writers of Europe, with his very own and personal interpretation, which catapults his works firmly into the 21st Century. His somewhat intoxicating images of an erotic and sometimes even sexual nature are provocative with that understated hint of satire.

Kelly Dawson

Never before seen work by George Andre Henri Pierru, Alexander Kremer, Boris Anikin, Christina Phillips, Hildegarde Handsaeme, Elena Orlova Afinogenova, Semen Johov, Olga Chertova, Jessica Suarez, Valery Rybakow, Dmytro Dobrovolsky, Simon Kozhin, Sergey Chertov, Jeremy Ellul, Nural Yilmaz, Sergey Sidelev, Rimma Gagloeva, Ilya Myshkin, Aram Kaputsyan, Julia Moiseeva and Victor Raspopov will also be shown.

Britain’s First It Boy Emmanuel Ray will be hosting his popular Socialite Evenings by Emmanuel Ray gathering on the closing night of the International Artists’ Group Exhibition.Model & VIP hostess Kelly Dawson will also be presenting at the event.

"Drama Queen" Gay Party and Erotic Art at Sensation Modern International Artists Group Exhibition

Loneliness by Julius Lewandowski

Sensation Modern Arts Salone (Fine Arts Gallery) is hosting Drama Queen, a special night for the gay community at their first ever International Artists’ Group Exhibition at the newly opened London West Bank Gallery in Notting Hill, on 4^th June 2011.

Works by Julius Lewandowski, the Polish born artist noted for his erotic, sexual and provocative images with an understated hint of satire, will be showcased for the first time. His unconventional approach to portraiture, inspired by the painters of the Ancien Regime and the libertinesque writers of Europe, with his very own and personal interpretation, catapults his works firmly into the 21st Century. 

Russian Art Collector Sophie Dare, Founder of Sensation Modern, has spent over 9 months to carefully select and source eclectic pieces of art, which now culminates in this Event. We have endeavoured to present a collective exhibition, showing works by both established and up and coming international artists. Rather than host a conventional art exhibition, we have tried to create an atmosphere within this exhibition, which is both informal, provocative and engaging. Emulating the “Art Salon Style” of the Belle Époque and 1930’s Berlin, in which art can evolve and rejuvenate, thus creating a new platform for innovative ideas.

Orgy by Julius Lewandowski

Anthony Gray’s collage-like juxtapositions, which often seem to endow women with power and enigma, fuse structure and the search for the ultimate freedom into a form that emanates from a place beyond subconscious production. 

Never before shown works by the late Russian artist Anatoly Zverev, will be on display at the exhibition. A member of the nonconformist movement and a founder of Russian Expressionism in the 1960s, Zverev was persecuted by the Soviet authorities and his first exhibition in Russia did not take place, until shortly before his early death in 1986. It is noteworthy that one of his greatest admirers was Pablo Picasso himself.  Bob Allen, an internationally acclaimed contemporary sculptor, is one of the many featured artists at the event.  

Stephen Bailey

Never before seen work by George Andre Henri Pierru, Alexander Kremer, Boris Anikin, Christina Phillips, Hildegarde Handsaeme, Elena Orlova Afinogenova, Semen Johov, Olga Chertova, Jessica Suarez, Valery Rybakow, Dmytro Dobrovolsky, Simon Kozhin, Sergey Chertov, Jeremy Ellul, Nural Yilmaz, Sergey Sidelev, Rimma Gagloeva, Ilya Myshkin, Aram Kaputsyan, Julia Moiseeva and Victor Raspopov will also be shown.

Gay stand up comedian Stephen Bailey and talented young songstress Kate Thomas will be entertaining guests at the event. Drama Queen will be hosted by Britain’s First It Boy Emmanuel Ray and Model & VIP hostess Kelly Dawson.

Sensation Modern International Artists Group Exhibition at London West Bank Gallery

Anthony John Gray

Russian Art Collector Sophie Dare, Founder of Sensation Modern, has spent over 9 months to carefully selecting and sourcing eclectic pieces of art, which now culminates in this Event. We have endeavoured to present a collective exhibition, showing works by both established and up and coming international artists.

Rather than host a conventional art exhibition, we have created an atmosphere which is both informal and engaging. Emulating the “Art Salon Style” of the Belle Époque and 1930’s Berlin, in which art can evolve and rejuvenate, thus creating a new platform for innovative ideas.

Anthony Gray’s collage-like juxtapositions, which often seem to endow women with power and enigma, fuse structure and the search for the ultimate freedom into a form that emanates from a place beyond subconscious production. We are also inordinately proud to be able to announce that Anthony will personally be launching his comprehensive book, which includes all of his major works and also many unseen works to date, created during a career spanning over 45 years.

Jeremy Baldocchi

Never before shown works by the late Russian artist Anatoly Zverev, will be on display at the exhibition. A member of the nonconformist movement and a founder of Russian Expressionism in the 1960s, Zverev was persecuted by the Soviet authorities and his first exhibition in Russia did not take place, until shortly before his early death in 1986.

It is noteworthy that one of his greatest admirers was Pablo Picasso himself.  Bob Allen, an internationally acclaimed contemporary sculptor, is one of the many featured artists at the event alongside Julius Lewandowski. The Polish born artist, noted for his unconventional approach to portraiture, inspired by the painters of the Ancien Regime and the libertinesque writers of Europe, with his very own and personal interpretation, which catapults his works firmly into the 21st Century. His somewhat intoxicating images of an erotic and sometimes even sexual nature are provocative with that understated hint of satire.

Kate Thomas

Never before seen work by George Andre Henri Pierru, Alexander Kremer, Boris Anikin, Christina Phillips, Hildegarde Handsaeme, Elena Orlova Afinogenova, Semen Johov, Olga Chertova, Jessica Suarez, Valery Rybakow, Dmytro Dobrovolsky, Simon Kozhin, Sergey Chertov, Jeremy Ellul, Nural Yilmaz, Sergey Sidelev, Rimma Gagloeva, Ilya Myshkin, Aram Kaputsyan, Julia Moiseeva and Victor Raspopov will also be shown.

Actress and singer Kate Thomas will be singing at the event accompanied by a live band. The International Artists’ Group Exhibition will be presented by London socialite Emmanuel Ray. Model & VIP Hostess Kelly Dawson will also play host at the exhibition.

Sensation Modern Fine Art Gallery hosts first International Artists’ Group Exhibition London

Sensation Modern Arts Salone (Fine Arts Gallery) is hosting their first ever International Artists’ Group Exhibition at the newly opened London West Bank Gallery in Notting Hill, from 2^nd June to 16^th June 2011. The exhibition will be open for private viewing on Thursday, 2^nd June 2011.

Portraits by Anatoly Zverev exhibited for the first time

 Russian gallerist Sophie Dare, Head of Sensation Modern and organizer of Contemporary Art Exhibition, “Dreamt in the City” in January 2004, says it took her nearly a year to put pieces together, which now manifesting in this Event. “I wanted to present a collective exhibition showcasing works by both established and upcoming artists both from Britain and beyond,” she said. “Rather than host a standard art exhibition, I wanted the setting to be relaxed, informal and somewhat party-like in atmosphere, I called it “Art Salone”, where all the arts meets & mix, create a new fusion of fresh ideas for future collaboration in arts.  Apart from the visual treat created by our talented artists, guests will also be able to enjoy the music, fashion and comedy,” she added, while leafing through a coffee table book containing works of artist Anthony John Gray. Gray, a much needed and valued artist for today’s generation of art enthusiasts for his love for graphics, will also be launching his work at the exhibition. His work also includes pop art inspired by Fashion Icon Kate Moss.

Americana Art by Anthony John Gray

 Sophie adds about Gray – “Anthony Gray’s collage-like juxtapositions, which often seem to endow women with power and enigma, fuse structure and the search for the ultimate freedom into form that emanates from a place beyond subconscious production.”

Bob Allen sculpture

 Louis-Philippe, d’Austricourt and Charles-Henry d’Austricourt, Princes of Arganville, New York, are patrons of the Exhibition. Britain’s first It Boy Emmanuel Ray will be playing host to the event and will also oversee the organizing via his promotions company Socialite Evenings Ltd. “I know how passionate Sophie is about showcasing this visual treat of to all art lovers. When she asked me to work with Sensation Modern Gallery, I could not say no,” he says.

Saturday Friends Party by Jeremy Baldocchi

 Other presenters include Model and VIP Hostess Kelly Dawson and actress and singer Kate Thomas, who will also be singing at the event, accompanied by a jazz band. Richelle Dynae-Rudeen, the British Designer that graduated from the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City, will be showcasing her burlesque inspired theatrical costumes on the night. With her acute interest in transcending costume as an art, Richelle explores the dynamic use of alternative materials - incorporating structural elements into costume.

Red Head in a Bath by Julius Lewandowski

 Never before shown works of late Russian artist Anatoly Zverev, will be on display at the exhibition. A member of the non-conformist movement and a founder of Russian Expressionism in the 1960s, Zverev was persecuted by the Soviet authorities. His first solo show in Russia didn’t take place until shortly before his death in 1986. Bob Allen, an internationally acclaimed contemporary artisan and recipient of the Public Irish Common Award, is one of the featured artists at the event along with Julius Lewandowski-

the polish born artist, chosen specifically by Sensation for his intoxicating images that leave an indelible echo in the mind. Jeremy Baldocchi, a young artist working with moving art, addressing his desire to distinguish a relationship between what we think and what we see, will also be present at the event, as a featured artist. 

 

Fashion by Richelle Dynae-Rudeen

 Never before seen work by George Andre Henri Pierru, Alexander Kremer, Boris Anikin, Christina Phillips, Hildegarde Handsaeme, Elena Orlova Afinogenova, Semen Johov, Olga Chertova, Jessica Suarez, Valery Rybakow, Dmytro Dobrovolsky, Simon Kozhin, Sergey Chertov, Jeremy Ellul, Nural Yilmaz, Sergey Sidelev, Rimma Gagloeva, Ilya Myshkin, Aram Kaputsyan, Julia Moiseeva and Victor Raspopov will also be shown.

Loneliness by Julius Lewandowski

The presenters of the event will be made up and styled by Make Up 2 Dazzle. The event will be covered by photographer Adam Dale and filmed by Karow communications. The private view is by invitation only and is not advertised in the public domain. Two special themed nights, confirmed by Sophie Dare, will be open to the public and announced shortly, which would include live entertainment, comedy and fun. There will be some amazing surprises for the audience in attendance, to add to an already vibrant and dazzling spectacle of an event.

Fashion by Richelle Dynae-Rudeen

 

Sensation Modern Fine Art Gallery hosts first International Artists’ Group Exhibition London

Erotic art by Julius Lewandowski

Sensation Modern Arts Salone (Fine Arts Gallery) is hosting their first ever International Artists’ Group Exhibition at the newly opened London West Bank Gallery in Notting Hill, from 2nd June to 16th June 2011.

Russian gallerist Sophie Dare, Head of Sensation Modern and organizer of Contemporary Art Exhibition, “Dreamt in the City” in January 2004, says it took her nearly a year to put pieces together, which now manifesting in this Event. “I wanted to present a collective exhibition showcasing works by both established and upcoming artists both from Britain and beyond,” she said. “Rather than host a standard art exhibition, I wanted the setting to be relaxed, informal and somewhat party-like in atmosphere, I called it “Art Salone”, where all the arts meets & mix, create a new fusion of fresh ideas for future collaboration in arts.  Apart from the visual treat created by our talented artists, guests will also be able to enjoy the music, fashion and comedy,” she added, while leafing through a coffee table book containing works of artist Anthony John Gray. Gray, a much needed and valued artist for today’s generation of art enthusiasts for his love for graphics, will also be launching his work at the exhibition. His work also includes pop art inspired by Fashion Icon Kate Moss.

Sophie adds about Gray – “Anthony Gray’s collage-like juxtapositions, which often seem to endow women with power and enigma, fuse structure and the search for the ultimate freedom into form that emanates from a place beyond subconscious production.”

Saturday Friends Party by Jeremy Baldocchi

Louis-Philippe, d’Austricourt and Charles-Henry d’Austricourt, Princes of Arganville, New York, are patrons of the Exhibition. Britain’s first It Boy Emmanuel Ray will be playing host to the event and will also oversee the organizing via his promotions company Socialite Evenings Ltd. “I know how passionate Sophie is about showcasing this visual treat of to all art lovers. When she asked me to work with Sensation Modern Gallery, I could not say no,” he says.

Other presenters include Model and VIP Hostess Kelly Dawson and actress and singer Kate Thomas, who will also be singing at the event, accompanied by a jazz band. Richelle Dynae-Rudeen, the British Designer that graduated from the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City, will be showcasing her burlesque inspired theatrical costumes on the night. With her acute interest in transcending costume as an art, Richelle explores the dynamic use of alternative materials - incorporating structural elements into costume.

Never before shown works of late Russian artist Anatoly Zverev, will be on display at the exhibition. A member of the non-conformist movement and a founder of Russian Expressionism in the 1960s, Zverev was persecuted by the Soviet authorities. His first solo show in Russia didn’t take place until shortly before his death in 1986. Bob Allen, an internationally acclaimed contemporary artisan and recipient of the Public Irish Common Award, is one of the featured artists at the event along with Julius Lewandowski- the polish born artist, chosen specifically by Sensation for his intoxicating images that leave an indelible echo in the mind. Jeremy Baldocchi, a young artist working with moving art, addressing his desire to distinguish a relationship between what we think and what we see, will also be present at the event, as a featured artist.

Never before seen work by George Andre Henri Pierru, Alexander Kremer, Boris Anikin, Christina Phillips, Hildegarde Handsaeme, Elena Orlova Afinogenova, Semen Johov, Olga Chertova, Jessica Suarez, Valery Rybakow, Dmytro Dobrovolsky, Simon Kozhin, Sergey Chertov, Jeremy Ellul, Nural Yilmaz, Sergey Sidelev, Rimma Gagloeva, Ilya Myshkin, Aram Kaputsyan, Julia Moiseeva and Victor Raspopov will also be shown.

The presenters of the event will be made up and styled by Make Up 2 Dazzle. The event will be covered by photographer Adam Dale and filmed by Karow communications. The private view is by invitation only and is not advertised in the public domain. Two special themed nights, confirmed by Sophie Dare, will be open to the public and announced shortly, which would include live entertainment, comedy and fun. There will be some amazing surprises for the audience in attendance, to add to an already vibrant and dazzling spectacle of an event.

Americana Art by Anthony John Gray

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Emmanuel Ray at Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road, in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity.

Britain's First It Boy Emmanuel Ray, Jeremy Marris from Tree of Hope and presenter Sally Farmilor-Neville. Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Karyn Louise at Ruby Photography London

Britain's First It Boy Emmanuel Ray, Jeremy Marris from Tree of Hope and presenter Sally Farmilor-Neville. Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Karyn Louise at Ruby Photography London

TV presenter Cerrie Burnell with socialite Emmanuel Ray. Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Karyn Louise at Ruby Photography London.

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TV presenter Cerrie Burnell with socialite Emmanuel Ray. Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Karyn Louise at Ruby Photography London.

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TV presenter Cerrie Burnell with socialite Emmanuel Ray. Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Karyn Louise at Ruby Photography London.

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Britain's First It Boy Emmanuel Ray at Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Karyn Louise at Ruby Photography London.

London socialite Emmanuel Ray with guests at Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Karyn Louise at Ruby Photography London.

London socialite Emmanuel Ray with guests at Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Karyn Louise at Ruby Photography London.

London socialite Emmanuel Ray with guests at Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Karyn Louise at Ruby Photography London.

London socialite Emmanuel Ray with guests at Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Karyn Louise at Ruby Photography London.

Britain's First It Boy Emmanuel Ray, presenter Sally Farmiloe-Neville and Jeremy Marris from Tree of Hope. Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Ryan Black at Specialist Photography.

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Britain's First It Boy Emmanuel Ray at Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Ryan Black at Specialist Photography.

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Britain's First It Boy Emmanuel Ray and Tree of Hope charity's Jeremy Marris at Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Ryan Black at Specialist Photography.

Britain's First It Boy Emmanuel Ray with make up artist Hellen at Bell Viso air brush make up. Tree of Hope charity's Jeremy Marris at Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by James Lyon.

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Britain's First It Boy Emmanuel Ray with make up artist Hellen at Bell Viso air brush make up. Tree of Hope charity's Jeremy Marris at Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by James Lyon.

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Britain's First It Boy Emmanuel Ray with make up artist Hellen at Bell Viso air brush make up. Tree of Hope charity's Jeremy Marris at Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by James Lyon.

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Britain's First It Boy Emmanuel Ray with make up artist Hellen at Bell Viso air brush make up. Tree of Hope charity's Jeremy Marris at Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by James Lyon.

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It boy & socialite Emmanuel Ray at Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Zahide Ozkardesler

It boy & socialite Emmanuel Ray at Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Zahide Ozkardesler

Britain's First It Boy Emmanuel Ray, Jeremy Marris from Tree of Hope and presenter Sally Farmilor-Neville. Styled & Frocked at Juju Kings Road in aid of Tree of Hope children's charity, by Models of Diversity. Photo by Karyn Louise at Ruby Photography London