Throughout the course of her exhibition The Shape of Colour at Dellasposa, we have invited the artist Misha Milovanovich to host a series of talks with art world insiders.

In this episode, we hear Misha in conversation with Nadia Taiga, who is a collector, curator, and Executive Director at SNARK.ART NFT platform. Alongside her deep passion for fine art, Nadia is a blockchain expert and now has a special interest in crypto and digital art.

Misha Milovanovich's solo exhibition ‘The Shape of Colour’ at Dellasposa Gallery continues until the 12th of June 2020. For more information visit www.dellasposa.com

For more information on Misha Milovanovich's NFTs and the Snark Art platform, visit www.snark.art

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Throughout the course of her exhibition The Shape of Colour at Dellasposa, we have invited the artist Misha Milovanovich to host a series of talks with art world insiders.

For this latest instalment, we are joined by Misha in conversation with the curator and collector, Lola Alexander; both of whom have known each other for many years having met through the art scene in New York.

In this episode, Misha and Lola discuss the language of colour, the healing nature of art and the totemic aspects of Misha’s new sculptures., the influence of Luis Barragan’s architecture as a space for her sculptures in the digital realm.

Their conversation then continues on the subject of the digital alliance between art, technology, and NFTs that have developed over the course of the past year in the art world.

For more information on Misha Milovanovich's exhibition The Shape of Colour, visit www.dellasposa.com

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Join us in conversation with contemporary artist Misha Milovanovich and Philippa Adams discussing the exhibition The Shape of Colour at Dellasposa Gallery, and the forthcoming exhibition Her Dark Materials, curated by Philippa Adams in association with The Eye of the Huntress.

Curator, Producer, and Art Advisor Philippa Adams has been instrumental in the foregrounding of emerging artists from around the world. She is the former Director and Head of Acquisitions of the Saatchi Gallery, London; working closely with Charles Saatchi in developing the collection and designing the program that positioned emerging international artists at the forefront of contemporary art today.

Misha Milovanovich's solo exhibition The Shape of Colour is on view at Dellasposa Gallery, London, until the 12th of June. For more information on the exhibition and sculptures visit www.dellasposa.com

The forthcoming exhibition Her Dark Materials, curated by Philippa Adams, will open on the 22nd of June. For further details check out www.eyeofthehuntress.com

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Listen to contemporary artist Misha Milovanovich in conversation with Timothy John Sanderson, artist, poet, creator and maker. Here, they trace the origins of Misha Milovanovich's artistic practice, cinematic narratives, inspiration, and her new sculptures in the exhibition The Shape of Colour at Dellasposa Gallery, London.

For more information on Misha Milovanovich's exhibition, The Shape of Colour visit www.dellasposa.com

Explore Misha Milovanovich's work at https://www.mishamilovanovich.com and Timothy John Sanderson's practice at www.timothyjohnsanderson.net

In this wide-ranging episode of the Dellasposa podcast, contemporary artist Misha Milovanovich talks to Lee Cavaliere, Curator and Director of VOMA art museum, about her artistic practice, her exhibition of sculptures - in addition to her exploration of art in the digital sphere with her participation with VOMA and release of NFTs.

The exhibition The Shape of Colour runs until the 12th June at Dellasposa Gallery. For more information, visit www.dellasposa.com

For more information on VOMA, visit https://voma.space/ and Misha's NFTs at https://snark.art/

A rare opportunity to join British painter and author, Darren Coffield, as he takes you on a hair-raising romp through the underbelly of London's post-war art scene.

Coffield's critically-acclaimed book, Tales from the Colony Room: Soho's Lost Bohemia, draws on the oral history of bohemian London who gathered at the Colony Room Club; home to the greatest post-war figurative painters of the 20th century, including Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud, Frank Auerbach, and the Young British Artists (YBAs), among many others.

Artists Michael Clark, Darren Coffield, and Michael Woods join forces to recount hilarious and shocking tales of the infamous club and its artistic community, as well as its significant legacy in London's cultural landscape today.

Coffield's book has inspired a new chapter through the exhibition 'Tales from the Colony Rooms: Art and Bohemia', on view at Dellasposa Gallery until 20 December 2020. For more information visit www.dellasposa.com

A rare opportunity to join British painter and author, Darren Coffield, as he takes you on a hair-raising romp through the underbelly of London's post-war art scene.

Coffield's critically-acclaimed book, Tales from the Colony Room: Soho's Lost Bohemia, draws on the oral history of bohemian London who gathered at the Colony Room Club; home to the greatest post-war figurative painters of the 20th century, including Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud, Frank Auerbach, and the Young British Artists (YBAs), among many others.

Artists Michael Clark, Darren Coffield, and Michael Woods join forces to recount hilarious and shocking tales of the infamous club and its artistic community, as well as its significant legacy in London's cultural landscape today.

Coffield's book has inspired a new chapter through the exhibition 'Tales from the Colony Rooms: Art and Bohemia', on view at Dellasposa Gallery until 20 December 2020. For more information visit www.dellasposa.com

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Director of Dellasposa Gallery, Jessica McBride, hosted a special evening with internationally renowned portrait painter Ralph Heimans in conversation with art historian Louise Stewart, Cross-Collections Curator of the National Portrait Gallery, London.

Ralph Heimans large-scale portraits are recognised for their innovative compositions that offer engaging narratives about his subjects and their life stories. His sitters include extraordinary individuals who have made a significant contribution in the fields of arts, academia, law, business, politics and philanthropy. Heimans was the only artist chosen to paint an Official portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II in Her Diamond Jubilee Year, which now forms part of the permanent collection at Westminster Abbey.

Tracing the evolution of portraiture and the trajectory of Heiman's artistic career, the discussion will provide insight into the artist's practice and submersion into royal portraiture, covering his experience painting The Queen, and his recent portraits of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, and HRH The Prince Charles, along with other portraits of leading cultural figures.

Heimans' works are held in major international collections including Westminster Abbey, The Royal Collection, The National Portrait Gallery in Washington, The National Portrait Gallery of Australia, The National History Museum of Denmark, Australia's Parliament House and The European Court in Luxembourg. In 2014 he was awarded an Order of Australia for services to portraiture. In 2018, The National Portrait Gallery of Denmark at Frederiksborg Castle held a mid-career retrospective of Heimans' work, which was officially opened by HM Queen Margrethe II.

https://www.dellasposa.com/events/ralph-heimans-marks-club-2019/

Director of Dellasposa Gallery, Jessica McBride, hosted a special evening with internationally renowned portrait painter Ralph Heimans in conversation with art historian Louise Stewart, Cross-Collections Curator of the National Portrait Gallery, London.

Ralph Heimans large-scale portraits are recognised for their innovative compositions that offer engaging narratives about his subjects and their life stories. His sitters include extraordinary individuals who have made a significant contribution in the fields of arts, academia, law, business, politics and philanthropy. Heimans was the only artist chosen to paint an Official portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II in Her Diamond Jubilee Year, which now forms part of the permanent collection at Westminster Abbey.

Tracing the evolution of portraiture and the trajectory of Heiman's artistic career, the discussion will provide insight into the artist's practice and submersion into royal portraiture, covering his experience painting The Queen, and his recent portraits of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, and HRH The Prince Charles, along with other portraits of leading cultural figures.

Heimans' works are held in major international collections including Westminster Abbey, The Royal Collection, The National Portrait Gallery in Washington, The National Portrait Gallery of Australia, The National History Museum of Denmark, Australia's Parliament House and The European Court in Luxembourg. In 2014 he was awarded an Order of Australia for services to portraiture. In 2018, The National Portrait Gallery of Denmark at Frederiksborg Castle held a mid-career retrospective of Heimans' work, which was officially opened by HM Queen Margrethe II.

The panel discussion was held at Dellasposa Gallery, July 2019, to discuss the work of Tahnee Lonsdale, whose new paintings are introduced in Tender Loin, an exhibition that foregrounds the artist's approach to painting gender narratives and the often tender and raw power of personal relationships.

Organised by Dellasposa Gallery, this exhibition charts the development of Lonsdale's newest direction of semi abstract painting and her vibrant portrayal of contemporary figuration. Responding to current discussions on feminism while basing her practice on a close examination of relational complexity, Lonsdale creates a unique oeuvre including some of the most powerful paintings of today.

In this event, Lonsdale was joined by guest speakers Bianca Chu, deputy director of S|2 gallery, London, and Kiki Mazzucchelli, an independent curator, editor and writer, working between London and São Paulo.

The event focused on key themes and works in the exhibition, looking at the dynamics between Lonsdale's paintings and her sources as well as situating her within the wider context of modernist women artists.