Paul Stolper Gallery, London Videos

Petra Börner and Lauren Bryden at @nortonandsons Paul Stolper Gallery invites you to view works by Petra Börner and Lauren Bryden at Norton & Sons 16 Savile Row, London W1S 3PL Monday - Friday 9:30 - 5:30 PM Saturday 10 - 5 PM For the launch of Tailoring For Women, Norton & Sons’ first women’s made-to-measure service, Paul Stolper has curated an exhibition of works by Petra Börner and Lauren Bryden To book appointments or an in person walk-through please contact [email protected] @nortonandsons @petraborner @lauren__bryden #paulstolper #paulstolpergallery #nortonandsons #petraborner #laurenbryden #savilerow #tailoring #suits #womenswear

REPOST @brianeno ‘Eno’ - a generative documentary about visionary musician and artist Brian Eno, directed by @gary_hustwit Today is the vinyl/CD release of the official soundtrack, in addition to the film’s general release in the UK and showings starts across USA. Screenings: Jul 12/ UK cinema run - Picturehouse run in 17 cinemas across the country . Jul 12/ NYC cinema run - Film Forum. + Q&A w/ Gary Hustwit afterwards at 7.20pm screening on 12th + 13th. Jul 18/ Nashville premiere / Belcourt theatre. + Q&A w/ Gary Hustwit afterwards. Jul 19/ Austin premiere / Austin film society + Q&A w/ Gary Hustwit afterwards. Jul 20 / Dallas film premiere / The Texas Theatre + Q&A w/ Gary Hustwit afterwards. Jul 24/ Toronto live screening / The Royal Theatre + Q&A w/ Gary Hustwit afterwards. Jul 26/ SF cinema run / Roxie Theatre + Q&A w/ Gary Hustwit afterwards on 27th + 28th. Jul 26/ LA live screening (26 +27th) / Vidiots + Q&A w/ Gary Hustwit afterwards. Aug 22 / Montreal premiere at Mutek/ Théâtre Maisonneuve *with the cinema runs it will be a different version each day. Link in bio for more info. Eno playing on Turntable II by @brianeno & @paulstolpergallery Music Brian Eno ‘All I Remember’ #paulstolpergallery #brianeno #turntableII #garyhustwit #alliremember

On the occasion of the launch of Turntable II, Brian Eno sat down at his studio to talk with the design writer Rick Poynor about the project Turntable II on view at Paul Stolper Gallery until 28 March 2024 Click the link in Paul Stolper Gallery’s bio to learn more about the work @politecompany @brianeno @paulstolpergallery #BrianEno #RickPoynor #PaulStolperGallery #JackJackson #Turntable #TurntableII #vinyl #RecordPlayer

Pablo Picasso ‘A Painter’s Studio Should be a Laboratory’ Spanning half a century, the works in this exhibition epitomise the diversity of subjects, styles and genres that Picasso mastered and made his own, from portraits and unilinear drawings to collages, cut-outs and ceramics, using methods he invented or helped originate Exhibition: 1 December 2023 - 3 February 2024 The gallery will be closed from 23 December 2023 - 3 January 2024 For more information about the exhibition, email [email protected] #PaulStolperGallery #PabloPicasso #Picasso #painter #studio

OPENING: Pablo Picasso ‘A Painter’s Studio Should be a Laboratory’ Private View: Thursday 30 November 6 - 8pm RSVP - [email protected] or DM Exhibition: 1 December 2023 - 10 February 2024 Image: ‘Pablo Picasso in the background. La Californie, Cannes 1959.’ Photo Edward Quinn, © edwardquinn.com / © Succession Picasso / 2020, ProLitteris, Zurich. Picasso’s ‘Tête de Taureau’ of 1958, must have intrigued Picasso for a long time, leaning against the wall and resting against the back of the couch for almost a year between 1958 – 1959 in the drawing room at his house La Californie. In front of it and laying on the couch was an amphora, a gift from oceanologist Jaques-Yves- Cousteau. Surrounding ‘Tête de Taureau’ were many paintings including ‘Intérieur avec Femme dans un Rocking-Chair’ 1956, ‘Nature Morte au Compotier’ 1956, and a Bullfight painting by Claude Picasso, dedicated “Pour Mon Papa Cherie Claude”. The large cardboard maquette, measuring 82.8cm x 76.2cm was probably used by Picasso for his wood sculpture ‘Bull’ from 1958. The shape of the cut-out mimics the contour of a black crayon drawing of the bull’s head, still visible around the edge. He kept both the maquette and the sculpture for the rest of life; the cut-out was inherited by his grand-daughter Marina, whilst Picasso’s wife Jaqueline donated the sculpture to MOMA in 1983. ‘’The Bull’, Picasso’s extraordinary construction in plywood and various other materials which until very recently was unknown to Picasso scholars, has been given to the Museum of Modern Art by Jaqueline Picasso, widow of the artist, it was announced. The Bull (1958, 46 1/8” x 56 ¾” x 4 1/8”) has never been exhibited nor has it ever been reproduced in any of the voluminous Picasso literature. “I was amazed when I saw this piece among the objects in Jaqueline’s share of the estate, and I thought it absolutely extraordinary,” said William Rubin, Director of Pa

Peter Doig ‘Brixton Ritzy’ 2023. Signed and numbered. Inkjet on Photo Rag 308gsm. 101.5 x 71.5 cm, Edition of 150 Launching tomorrow, 9 November, 16:00 GMT. Available for purchase exclusively online through the Paul Stolper Gallery website. Launch Price GBP £2,000 ex vat unframed, and available at this launch price for a period of 24 hours until 10 November 16:00 GMT The print is a portrait of Linton Kwesi Johnson, legendary reggae poet, activist and pivotal figure in contemporary poetry, culture, and music. The print is “like a hand-painted poster, of the kind I made for my film club - ‘studiofilmclub’ - in Trinidad.” For Desert Island Discs recently Doig selected ‘Want Fi Goh Rave’ by Linton Kwesi Johnson as one of his 8 tracks. “It remains as fresh today as it was when I first heard it back in 1979.” It was in that year that Doig moved to London. “I was very interested in Punk and particularly Post-punk music, and that was really the draw to come to London” A percentage of the profits from sales of the print will go towards supporting The George Padmore Institute, raising urgent funds to restore the Institute’s building and helping to secure its future 🔗Click the link in bio to enquire about the work and to find out more about The George Padmore Institute @peterdoig @georgepadmoreinstitute @paulstolpergallery @lintonkwesijohnson #lintonkwesijohnson #printlaunch #brixton #brixtonritzy #reggae #poet #paulstolpergallery #peterdoig #paulstolpergallery #fundraising

Online Print Launch: Peter Doig’s limited edition print, ‘Brixton Ritzy’, will be available for purchase exclusively online through the Paul Stolper Gallery website from Thursday, 9 November, 16:00 GMT. Launch Price GBP £2,000 ex vat unframed, and available at this launch price for a period of 24 hours until 10 November 16:00 GMT, after which the price will rise   The print is a portrait of Linton Kwesi Johnson, legendary reggae poet, activist and pivotal figure in contemporary poetry, culture, and music. The print is “like a hand-painted poster, of the kind I made for my film club - ‘studiofilmclub’ - in Trinidad.” For Desert Island Discs recently Doig selected ‘Want Fi Goh Rave’ by Linton Kwesi Johnson as one of his 8 tracks. “It remains as fresh today as it was when I first heard it back in 1979.” It was in that year that Doig moved to London. “I was very interested in Punk and particularly Post-punk music, and that was really the draw to come to London”   A percentage of the profits from sales of the print will go towards supporting The George Padmore Institute, raising urgent funds to restore the Institute’s building and helping to secure its future   Image: Peter Doig ‘Brixton Ritzy’ 2023. Signed and numbered. Inkjet on Photo Rag 308gsm. 101.5 x 71.5 cm, Edition of 150 + 30 APs 🔗Click the link in our bio to enquire about the work and to find out more about The George Padmore Institute @peterdoig @georgepadmoreinstitute #lintonkwesijohnson #printlaunch #brixton #brixtonritzy #dubpoet #paulstolpergallery #peterdoig #paulstolpergallery

Open today: ‘Sarah Lucas: Happy Gas’ at Tate Britain Congratulations to Sarah Lucas on such a spectacular show The exhibition brings together more than 75 works spanning four decades, from breakthrough early sculptures and photographs to brand new works being shown for the first time. Devised in close dialogue with the artist and presented in her own voice, this survey takes a fresh look at Sarah’s practice to date Exhibition 28 September 2023 - 14 January 2024 🔗Click the links in our bio for more information about her exhibition and Julian Simmons/Sarah Lucas works available through Paul Stolper Gallery Images: Sarah Lucas works, courtesy Paul Stolper Julian Simmons and Sarah Lucas, ‘Sadie Looking Like Britannia’, ‘A Very Stately Pauline’, ‘Yoko Smoking Through Her Belly-Button Eye (Low)’, ‘Yoko Smoking Through Her Belly-Button Eye (High)’, 2021. Inkjet on Hahnemuelhe photo rag 308 gsm. Each print measures 104.3 x 78cm and is from an edition of 12 plus 2 artist’s proofs #PaulStolperGallery #Tate #SarahLucas #JulianSimmons #HappyGas @tate @tatebritainlondon

Paul Stolper Gallery is pleased to be having @susie9hamilton walking through her solo show ‘Unbound’ at 2pm and 4pm tomorrow as part of the @londongalleryweekend RSVP to [email protected] to book your space. London Gallery Weekend: Friday 13 May 10am - 8pm Saturday 14 11am - 6pm and Sunday 15 May 11-5pm Exhibition 6 May - 11 June Gallery opening times: Monday – Friday 10am – 6pm Saturday 7 May 12 - 4pm Saturday 21 May 12 - 4pm Saturday 28 May 12 - 4pm Saturday 4 June closed Saturday 11 June 12 - 4pm #paulstolpergallery #susiehamilton

We are taking part in this years @londongalleryweekend presenting @susie9hamilton ‘Unbound’ a solo show featuring new large scale paintings and prints. We will be hosting a walk through of the show with @susie9hamilton on Saturday at 2pm and 4pm. Please rsvp to [email protected] to reserve a place. London Gallery Weekend: Friday 13 May 10am - 8pm Saturday 14 11am - 6pm and Sunday 15 May 11-5pm #londongalleryweekend #susiehamilton #paulstolpergallery

Extended clip of Julian Simmons and Sarah Lucas film DREAM FOURTEEN. Link to film in bio #juliansimmons #sarahlucas #dreamfourteen #film #exhibition #print #venicebiennale #iscreamdaddio #muse #paulstolpergallery

Time lapse of @brianeno ‘Kite’, part of our current exhibition ’The Surrenderer’, a major installation of new works by Brian Eno. On show until 2 July #brianeno #paulstolpergallery