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26/05/2026

Thank you

Images from Paul Stolper Gallery exhibition archive including Keith Coventry ‘Copper and Silk’ 2009, Damien Hirst ‘The Souls’ 2010, Damien Hirst ‘Death or Glory’ 2012, Jamie Reid ‘Out of the Dross’ 2012, Don Brown ‘Yoko’ 2012, Gavin Turk ‘Transit Disaster’ 2012, Damien Hirst ‘Schizophrenogenesis’ 2014, Julian Simmons ‘The Hooligan Series’ 2015, Damien Hirst ‘Love’ 2015, Tanya Ling ‘Land Escape’ 2018, Gavin Turk ‘White Van Man’ 2018, ‘ICA + PAUL STOLPER’ 2019, Julian Simmons and Sarah Lucas ‘Dream Fourteen’ 2021, Pablo Picasso ‘A Painter’s Studio Should Be A Laboratory’ 2023

14/05/2026

GRACE O’CONNOR - A CELEBRATION

We would like to share details of a special gathering celebrating the life and work of artist Grace O’Connor, bringing together friends, family, and those whose lives she touched.

St Dominic’s Priory – The Rosary Shrine
2pm, with refreshments served from 3pm-4pm

If you would like to attend, we kindly ask that you RSVP to us by direct message on Instagram or by emailing [email protected]

Images
1. Invitation to Grace O’Connor’s Memorial
2. Grace O’Connor ‘One Day in June’ 2016. Oil on canvas. Signed on verso. 76 x 61 cm
3. Grace O’Connor ‘Knowledge is Power (1978)’ 2021. Oil on canvas. Signed on verso. 40.5 x 50.5 cm
4. Installation shot of Grace O’Connor’s Exhibition ‘One Day In June’ in 2016 at Paul Stolper Gallery
5. Grace O’Connor ‘Birthday Girl’ 2015. Oil on Canvas. 40.5 x 50.5 cm. Signed on verso (detail)
6. Grace O’Connor ‘Union City Road’ 2009. Oil on Linen. 61 x 55.9 cm
7. Grace O’Connor ‘Backstage Van Halen’ 2007. Oil on canvas. 61 x 66 cm
8. Grace O’Connor ‘The Emptiest Arms’ 2016. Oil on canvas. 46 x 61 cm. Signed on verso

11/05/2026

Great to visit Skate 50 - an exhibition telling the story of London’s original skate space over the past half century, through photography, audio and video.

‘As well as being the Southbank Centre’s 75th anniversary, 2026 marks around 50 years since London skateboarders first adopted the concrete space under the Queen Elizabeth Hall as their own

Since then, what is now known as the Undercroft Skate Space has become a cornerstone of UK skate culture – and a living, breathing monument to the creativity and DIY-spirit of skateboarders from all over the world

Skate 50
On View until 21 June

🔗Click the link in our bio to visit the Southbank Centre Website

Images
3 US pro skater Russ Howell impresses assorted UK early adopters in 1978. Photograph: Tim Leighton Boyce /The Read and Destroy Archive
6 Jim Slater making his way through makeshift cones in 1978. Photograph: Tim Leighton Boyce /The Read and Destroy Archive

30/04/2026

OPENING TONIGHT ‘Seed’ and ‘My Light Years’
Ospedale Vecchio and Giardini di San Paolo, Parma, Italy
EXHIBITION 30 April - 2 August

🔗Click the link in our bio for further details on the exhibition and to view works Brian Eno on our website

For further information, prices and enquiries please contact [email protected]

20/04/2026

Susie Hamilton’s ‘Northern Line/5’ is included in The Drawing Room Biennial 2026
On View until 23 June

‘Northern Line /5 is from my recent series of drawings from the London Tube. These began in winter 2023 when I made daily journeys on the District Line and did quick drawings of passengers in small sketchbooks. Metamorphosis was an inevitable outcome as the speed of drawing meant that I abbreviated, condensed and distorted the figures. Tube travellers became moon-eyed with stick arms or hands like hooks, and I liked the way they seemed rickety, outlandish or menacing. Their eccentric shapes, gestures and expressions, which I subsequently developed into larger works on paper, cardboard or canvas, remind me of the pathos, ghostliness or grotesqueness of representations of figures in dreams, fantasies and different kinds of mythological underworld for which the Underground can be a metaphor.’

🔗Click the link in our bio to bid for ‘Northern Line/5’ and to view works by Susie Hamilton

Artwork
Susie Hamilton ‘Northern Line/5’, 2025. Signed, titled and dated. Second figure depicted on verso. Acrylic and oil stick on paper. 40 x 30 cm

For further information, prices and enquiries please contact [email protected]

17/04/2026

OPEN John Dove and Molly White “ANY REMAINING QUESTIONS?”

Exhibition Dates
17 April - 23 May 2026
Monday - Friday 10am-6pm, Saturdays 11am-6pm

Spanning their 60-year career, this exhibition will act as a survey of Dove and White’s prodigious output, including White’s early textile designs, Dove’s coloured pencil ‘cinema drawings’ from the 60’s, their beach-collected assemblages, prints, multiples and a giant 3m T-shirt.

Dove, an artist and illustrator who taught drawing at Sutton School of Art in 1965, and White, a textile designer who was also teaching Printed Textiles at Berkshire College of Art, made a career in fashion based on the convergence of music, fashion, art and graphics. They were inventing print technology not to make small editions to be framed, but to make editions in the thousands for a global audience.

🔗Click the link in our bio to view available works included in “ANY REMAINING QUESTIONS?”

For further information, prices and enquiries please contact [email protected]
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16/04/2026

TONIGHT John Dove and Molly White “ANY REMAINING QUESTIONS?” Private View Thursday 16 April 6 - 8pm

Exhibition Dates
17 April - 23 May 2026
Monday - Friday 10am-6pm, Saturdays 11am-6pm

Spanning their 60-year career, this exhibition will act as a survey of Dove and White’s prodigious output, including White’s early textile designs, Dove’s coloured pencil ‘cinema drawings’ from the 60’s, their beach-collected assemblages, prints, multiples and a giant 3m T-shirt.

Dove, an artist and illustrator who taught drawing at Sutton School of Art in 1965, and White, a textile designer who was also teaching Printed Textiles at Berkshire College of Art, made a career in fashion based on the convergence of music, fashion, art and graphics. They were inventing print technology not to make small editions to be framed, but to make editions in the thousands for a global audience.

🔗Click the link in our bio to preview available works included in “ANY REMAINING QUESTIONS?”

Images
1. Installation shot of “ANY REMAINING QUESTIONS?” exhibition at Paul Stolper, 2026
2. (left to right) John Dove and Molly White ‘DAVID BOWIE WITH FABULOUS FAKE FLOWERS’ 2023. Acrylic on canvas;
‘SIOUXSIE WITH FABULOUS FAKE FLOWERS’ 2024. Digital print on canvas, acrylic
Each signed on verso and measuring 106 x 106 cm
3. John Dove ‘THE ART GALLERY’ 1968. Paint, pencil and biro. Framed 43.5 x 53.5 cm
4. Molly White ‘BUTTERFLIES’ 1966. Silk scarf. Made and screen printed by hand, sold by Liberty and Mr Fish, London. Framed 58 x 60 cm
5. John Dove ‘LIZ TAYLOR’ 1969. Signed, titled, dated. Pencil and gouache on card. Framed 46 x 56 cm

For further information, prices and enquiries please contact [email protected]

13/04/2026

UPCOMING “ANY REMAINING QUESTIONS?” Paul Stolper Gallery opening this Thursday 16 April 6 - 8pm

Featured in Plaster ‘Every art exhibition and event worth seeing in London right now’

Private View | Thursday 16 April 6-8pm

Exhibition | 17 April - 23 May 2026
Monday - Friday | 10am - 6pm
Saturday | 11am - 6pm

Spanning their 60-year career, this exhibition will act as a survey of Dove and White’s prodigious output, including White’s early textile designs, Dove’s coloured pencil ‘cinema drawings’ from the 60’s, their beach-collected assemblages, prints, multiples and a giant 3m T-shirt.

‘If chaos is the condition for a creative surge then now is our time to be brave and step out of the mould. Molly and I are always aware that mere digital printing or auto screen-printing is no different from ripping a repro out of a book and chucking it into a frame. You gotta have soul!’
John Dove and Molly White

🔗Click the link in our bio to preview available works included in John Dove and Molly White “ANY REMAINING QUESTIONS?”

Images
1. ‘PANTHER HEAD TATTOO’ 1969. Ink and watercolour on paper. 13 x 16 cm
2. ‘NAPOLEON BRANDO’ by John Dove, 1969. Pencil and paint on card. Image size / 40 x 30 cm. Framed size / 52 x 42 cm
3. ‘BUTTERFLIES’ by Molly White, 1966. Silk, scarves original design. Image size / 69 x 49 cm. Framed size / 71 x 51 cm
4. ‘FLYING DUCK’ 1969. Acrylic and fibreglass. 290 x 284 cm
5. ‘JIMI HENDRIX ON FOREIGN OFFICE STAIRS’ by John Dove. 1967. Pencil and gouache on card. Image size / 54 x 70 cm. Framed size / 63 x 83 cm
6. ‘EXPLODING MICKEY T-SHIRT’ 1976. Kitsch label t-shirt screen-printed on cotton jersey. One size
7. ‘DEBBIE with FABULOUS FAKE FLOWERS’ 2023. Digital print on canvas, archival ink. Signed on verso. 106 x 106 cm. Edition of 12

For further information, prices and enquiries please contact [email protected]

John Dove & Molly White Paul Stolper Gallery

11/04/2026

Such a pleasure to visit Fundació Miró Mallorca during our presentation at ART COLOGNE

The Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró in Palma, Mallorca is dedicated to the work of Joan Miró, comprising of the Moneo exhibition building and Miró’s two studios. The artist’s widow, Pilar Juncosa, commissioned architect Rafael Moneo to design a star-shaped building with alabaster windows and gardens for the Fundació’s headquarters. This holds Miró’s extensive archive and hosts a dynamic exhibition programme throughout the year. His Sert Studio was designed by his friend Josep Lluís Sert in 1956. It incorporates Miró’s primary colour palette with a winged roof, mimicking birds in flight. The artist’s second studio, Son Boter, is a typical rural Mallorcan house dating back to the 18th century. It provided further workspace and storage for larger works of art, exhibiting Miró’s preserved wall murals that were preliminary designs for his sculptures.

Visit us ART COLOGNE Palma Mallorca | Paul Stolper | Stand P325
9 - 12 April 2026

🔗Click the link in our bio to view our stand presentation ART COLOGNE Palma Mallorca 2026

For further information, prices and enquiries please contact [email protected]

09/04/2026

OPEN: Paul Stolper invites you to ART COLOGNE PALMA MALLORCA where we are exhibiting artworks by Don Brown, Brian Eno, Susie Hamilton, Damien Hirst, Magne Furuholmen, Dora Maar, and Peter Saville

ART COLOGNE PALMA MALLORCA
Stand P325
9 – 12 April
Palau Congressos Palma

🔗Click the link in our bio to purchase tickets to the fair, and to view available works in our online viewing room

For further information, please contact [email protected]

Images
1. Susie Hamilton ‘Pink Beach’ 2018. Acrylic on canvas. Signed, titled and dated on the verso. 80 x 80 cm
2. Magne Furuholmen ‘Her Secret Spaces’ 2022. Woodcut. Signed and numbered. Edition 50/60. 76 x 56 cm
3. Don Brown ‘Yoko VII (back)’ 2015. Inkjet. Accompanied by a signed and numbered certificate. Image 90 x 67.5 cm / Frame 96.5 x 73.5 cm
4. Peter Saville ‘Waste Painting #8.10’ 1998 - 2019. Inkjet. Accompanied by a signed and numbered certificate. Image size / 120 x 96 cm. Frame size / 130 x 106 cm. Edition of 10
5. Brian Eno ‘Block 169’ 2025. Water-based spray paint on birch plywood. Signed and dated. 18 x 13 x 2.5 cm (orientation variable)
6. Dora Maar ‘Jacqueline Lamba’ Summer 1939. Posthumous silver gelatin print. 2022. Stamped ‘Succession Dora Maar’ and numbered by hand. Image size 26 x 26 cm. Sheet size / 40 × 30 cm. Edition of 5
7. Damien Hirst ‘The Souls IV - Silver Gloss/Fuschia Pink/Topaz’ 2010. 3 colour foil block. Signed and numbered. Image size / 72 x 51 cm. Frame size / 82 x 61 cm. Edition of 15

Susie Hamilton Damien Hirst Magne Furuholmen Brian Eno ART COLOGNE

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