I am exited to present for sale an original double ‘Djinn’ settee by Olivier Mourgue with a singular provenance: it was one of the furniture pieces used on set in the lobby of the Hilton Hotel, Space Station 5 in the iconic film ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ by Stanley Kubrick (1969).
Having encountered his work with urban and intervention art early on in my discoveries and research into Brazilian art (beginning in earnest with research undertaken for my MA in Art History in 2015)
I am pleased to be acting as Head of Sales at postROOM Gallery, London. Founded in 2003 under the direction of Sandie Macrae, postROOM has occupied a unique position in the UK art scene, defined by Sandie’s curatorial understanding and committed mentorship of young artists.
Since 2022 I have been honoured to be the curator of the Barry Kamen Estate. Our mission as an Estate is to research, protect and promote the work of artist Barry Kamen (1963-2015).
Narcélio Grud is an artist currently living and working in Fortaleza (Ceará), Brazil. Having made many seminal and groundbreaking contributions to both urban art and public installation art since the early 2000’s, his studio practise since 2018 focuses on sculpture, objects and works on paper that incorporate kinetic, sonic and interactive elements.
Shelagh Wakely took part in the British Sculpture Movement of the 1980s, with fellow artists Richard Deacon, Shirazeh Houshiary, Barry Flanagan and Anish Kapoor, amongst others. With a prolific career spanning more than four decades, Wakely produced an impressive body of work comprising sculpture, drawings, prints and video.