London Art Biennale 2013. Chelsea Old Townhall is the perfect stage for this curated, museum quality exhibition.

Mas.s is one of the 140 artists from 40 countries to participitate in this exciting and prestigious exhibition  which takes place from the from the 24th to the 26th of January. The London based artist will be showing his work "Never Alone! It's a beautiful day." A landscape with a difference. Light and colour is a central theme in all of his work. He says "I am honored to participate, come and see!"

 London is the global art capital and the London Art Biennale is where the contemporary art of the world is presented. The first edition of the London Art Biennale takes place in January 2013 and there will be artists that have been exhibited in some of the most important museums in the world as well as emerging artists who have been selected for their talent. The London Art Biennale is solely dedicated to works on canvas, sculptures and drawings.

This prestigious exhibition that takes place on the King's Road, Chelsea, where artists such as Augustus John and Alma Tadema created what is known as the true artistic centre of London.

The Chelsea Old Town Hall was designed by John Brydon in 1885, an architect who was commissioned to realise very important projects including the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Memorial Hospital, the Victoria Art Gallery in Bath and the Government Offices Great George Street in London.

The Town Hall offers an elegant Victorian setting with an ornate vaulted ceiling, brass chandeliers and mahogany paneled walls. A magnificent bow fronted stage with stairs curves down to the floor creating a warm atmosphere while the original artworks depicting historical characters associated with Chelsea provide a sense of heritage. The Chelsea Old Town Hall is the ideal setting for this celebration of contemporary art which is the London Art Biennale.

 London Art Biennale impact and vision:

The London Art Biennale is a museum quality exhibition curated by the Gagliardi & Partners and the Chianciano Art Museum. The exhibition is not theme based thus allowing for all artistic movements to be presented.

The London galleries, critics and collectors will be able to see and appreciate artworks from all over the world, from Australia to the USA, from Norway to Italy with different cultures, styles, ideas, artistic expressions that represent the art world in its global entirety. The famous London galleries will all be invited to see the Biennale, which is hosted very near to their headquarters and gallery windows. The artworks will be seen in their ideal setting, curated by experts to perfection, free to give the viewer the maximum of their artistic impact, following the tradition of the exhibitions presented by this organisation which values the promotion of art and culture as its most important achievement.

The London Art Biennale is a place where art is respected and the best testimonials are the previous exhibitions staged by the same team such as "Figures, from Realism to Abstraction" at the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Biennale and International Award of Chianciano at the Art Museum of Chianciano and "Italian Views" at the Lord Leighton Museum in London. The presentation of artwork will be carried out as is done in important museums and institutions, galleries will be able to see the works of new artists and to expand their portfolios, museum curators will be exposed to the art of the world in a setting where the artists are rigorously selected and the exhibition is staged to maximise the visual impact of each work.

Private View

Wednesday 23rd of January

From 6pm to 9pm*Invitation only*

Opening Hours

Thursday 24th - Saturday 26th of January 

From 11am to 6pm

Www.londonbiennale.co.uk 

For more work from this London based artist go to www.mas-s.com