The 2016 edition of annual exhibition Young Gods, in collaboration with CHARLIE SMITH London.

Exhibition of work by the shortlist of ten artists for Griffin Art Prize 2015.

Alastair Gordon
Lewis-John Henderson
Alice Mendelowitz
James Metsoja
Jose Carlos Naranjo
Jack Otway
Thomas Qualmann
Katrine Roberts
Zsofia Schweger
Jaeyeon Yoo

The winner will be announced at the private view and prize giving on Wednesday 18 November.

This exhibition does not seek to be perfect.  Neither does it claim to showcase perfect artists.  Instead, this is an exploration of perfectionism of process.

Solo show by Griffin Art Prize 2014 winner Chudamani Clowes

Opening Reception Thursday 27 August

Open exhibition of artwork entered into the inaugural Griffin Gallery Open.

Group exhibition of Japanese artists.

A collective exhibition by students and graduates from L’ École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts, Paris

Curated by Rebecca Pelly-Fry

Exhibition of contemporary landscapes presented in collaboration with Antlers Gallery, Bristol.

The 2015 edition of annual exhibition Young Gods, in collaboration with CHARLIE SMITH London.

The ten short listed artists for the 2014 prize will show a selection of their work in a group exhibition.  The award winner and other prize winners will be announced at the private view.

This exhibition, presented by The Magma Group, combines expressive and conceptual qualities in art, notwithstanding that these aspects seem to be mutually exclusive. Concepts are therefore realised with expressive energy rather than by cool intellect.

Griffin Art Prize 2013 winners, Luke George and Elizabeth Rose present their solo show at Griffin Gallery; the result of six months intense investigation into the particular properties of the madder root and its use as an artists’ pigment.

This exhibition does not seek to be perfect.  Neither does it claim to showcase perfect artists.  Instead, this is an exploration of perfectionism of process.  Of artists so committed to their practice that it permeates their every movement and waking thought, manifest in the meticulous detail demonstrated in their work.

Curated by Becca Pelly-Fry

A group exhibition focusing on the often hidden two dimensional practice of artists known mainly for their three dimensional work.

Curated by Jessica Carlisle and Becca Pelly-Fry

Collaboration with The Contemporary London

Curated by Michelle Lee Medjeral-Thomas

Showdown is an online competition hosted by Saatchi Art for artists to showcase their work and have the chance for it to be judged by internationally celebrated artists and curators. The artist Jaime Gili, widely acclaimed for his vividly coloured geometric works, joins previous judges who have included Barnaby Furnas, Ged Quinn, Wangechi Mutu, Peter Coffin, Dexter Dalwood, Matthias Weischer and Chantal Joffe.

This group exhibition aims to challenge traditional preconceptions of watercolour.

Curated by Becca Pelly-Fry

The 2013 edition of annual exhibition Young Gods will take place simultaneously across two locations in west and east London. Selected and curated by Zavier Ellis, director of Shoreditch gallery CHARLIE SMITH london and co-founder of THE FUTURE CAN WAIT, the exhibition will be a multi-disciplinary presentation of London’s most exciting graduates from the summer of 2013. Young Gods is presented in conjunction with the Griffin Gallery, supported by fine art brands Winsor & Newton, Conté à Paris and Liquitex.

Showdown is an online competition initiated by Saatchi Online in order to give artists from all over the world the opportunity to showcase their work and for it to be judged by internationally acclaimed artists and curators.

Work by emerging artists from the UK and Italy.

Curated by Liane Lang & Becca Pelly-Fry

This new exhibition at the Griffin Gallery brings together art students and recent graduates from Italy and the UK.

In collaboration with the Trinity Gallery in Tokyo, this refreshing and risk-taking exhibition will present for a week only the works of three young Japanese artists – winners of the Grand Prix and Semi-Grand Prix Liquitex Art Prize 2012.

Alzbeta Jaresova solo show

The inaugural winner of the Griffin Art Prize, Jaresova has been working in the artists’ studio above the Griffin Gallery since February. Exploring themes of physical and psychological confinement, Jaresova makes beautifully rendered drawings, paintings and three dimensional models.

This exhibition displays the results of the artists residency in the Free Radical Centre’s science laboratories in Melbourne, Australia. Each artist was asked to respond artistically to the topic of free radicals, thus bringing science and art together. Through this process the artists realised the significant impact of free radicals on the fundamental human processes. Most particularly how free radicals are essential for life, but paradoxically also cause ageing and our inevitable demise. Parallels can also be drawn between artists’ materials such as paints and plastics which require free radicals to polymerise or cure, but are nonetheless degraded by them overtime.

FACK! (Forum for Artists in Chelsea and Kensington) presents the West London Art Prize 2013 at Griffin Gallery, a selection of artists who have a ‘W’ postcode. The winner will receive at six week residency at Griffin Gallery.

An exhibition exploring contemporary uses of pigment and paint by tutors and alumni from six London Art Colleges.

Curated by Erika Winstone.

Mathieu Dufois is an emerging artist who has already made his mark on the art world. He studied fine art at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Le Mans and has exhibited in a number of galleries in France and New York since he graduated in 2007. His distinctive work is largely inspired by the cinema of the 1950s and is a mix of black and white drawings, photography and installations. He works largely with Conté à Paris products, primarily the Pierre Noire and graphite lead pencils. During the course of his two week exhibition he will be giving several talks about his particular techniques.

The 2013 edition of annual exhibition Young Gods will take place simultaneously across two locations in west and east London. Selected and curated by Zavier Ellis, director of Shoreditch gallery CHARLIE SMITH london and co-founder of THE FUTURE CAN WAIT, the exhibition will be a multi-disciplinary presentation of London’s most exciting graduates from the summer of 2012. Young Gods is presented in conjunction with the Griffin Gallery.