Ronchini Gallery

Ronchini is very pleased to re-open to the public with our next exhibition Introducing: Arthur Timothy + Juan Miguel Quiñones Thursday, 25 June 2020 In light of current guidelines, there will be no private view event for this exhibition. For those who would still like to visit the gallery, we aim to provide a safe environment for both our staff and visitors. Social distancing measures will be in place including hand sanitisation on entry, limited numbers of visitors at any one time (15 people) and digitised materials you can easily access on your smartphone. Toilet facilities will not be available in the gallery. Should you wish to make a private appointment to visit the gallery and the exhibition, we would be happy to accommodate your needs. #ronchini #ronchinigallery #arthurtimothy #juanmiguelquiñones

We are excited for our upcoming exhibition of Beverly Fishman, and welcoming you all to the gallery! ♦️PV - Tuesday 2 April, 6 - 8 pm♦️ #ronchinigallery #beverlyfishman #londonexhibition

Jens Wolf at Ronchini Gallery

Intriguingly imperfect abstractions By Jens Wolf

Jens Wolf

Intriguingly imperfect abstractions ___ Jens Wolf @Ronchini Gallery 22 November 2018- 15 January 2019

Intriguingly imperfect abstractions By Jens Wolf

Berndnaut Smilde's video of the talk inside the Bath of Diocletian in Rome | 28 October 2018

Congratulations to artist Berndnaut Smilde for taking part of the festival Ō / Music, Dance, Art in Rome on Sunday 28 October 2018. While the photographs of the clouds made inside the Baths of Diocletian were exhibited at the Planetarium, the artist talked with the public revealing the secrets of his creations. Watch the full video of the artist's talk, below:

Domenico Bianchi

Ronchini Gallery is now open again after this short break! We look forward to welcoming you at the gallery with the solo show of artist Domenico Bianchi. - "Picture are facts" wrote Wittengstein in 1918, three years after Malevic created his Black Square: from that moment the image had been declared autonomous, an active presentation. This was the advent of the painting as a linguistic and philosophical object, a beginning, a genesis, with infinite possibilities. These are the concept images that Bianchi creates - minimalist, harmonious, concise, beautifully engraved - recalling the beauty of Reinassance intaglio carving. Time, light, duration and movement are all part of his work, together with spontaneity: a chain of meteorites, ultrasounds, hieroglyphs, appearing from other dimensions with their glowing light. Always vibrantly alive. - Domenico Bianchi, Ronchini Gallery, London, United Kingdom

Ronchini Gallery will be closed for the Easter holidays from 30 March - 2 April 2018, inclusive. We look forward seeing you again on Tuesday, 3 April!

Domenico Bianchi's Preview | 22 March

Ronchini Gallery is pleased to present the first UK solo exhibition of works by the renowned Italian artist, Domenico Bianchi. Working in wax, precious metals, wood, and oil paint, Bianchi laboriously pours, carves, shapes, and successively layers molten materials by hand into graceful, organic, abstract shapes, which then harden to become a multi-sensory paintings. Bianchi’s works often feature circles and spheres representing infinity and perfection, while allowing for gestural strokes and slight variations of the hand. Working on large surfaces, the compositions of Bianchi’s works envelope the viewer and become reverential entities. The use of wax in paintings itself, is a nod to the artist’s heritage, as it can be traced to the encaustic painting of the Roman period. • • • Domenico Bianchi Dates: 23 March – 12 May 2018 Preview: 22 March 2018, 6-8pm Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 10am – 6pm, Saturday 12 – 5pm Location: 22 Dering Street, London, W1S 1AN Tel: +44 (0)20 7629 9188 Website: www.ronchinigallery.com

Visit Ronchini Gallery at the Armory Show 2018! We are pleased to present works by Japanese artist Katsumi Nakai and a special site-responsive project by Dutch artist Berndnaut Smilde. Don't miss the chance to visit us at Booth 120, Platform 14, Pier 92 & 94.

Katsumi Nakai at Ronchini Gallery

Katsumi Nakai at Ronchini Gallery

Ronchini Gallery is proud to present the first UK solo exhibition of Japanese artist Katsumi Nakai. With works spanning from the 1960’s to 2012 this exhibition presents a comprehensive overview of this critical figure whose artistic achievements have yet to be fully appreciated on a grand scale. Described by friends and fellow artists as steadfast and meditative, Nakai soon entered the circle of artists that in 1967 writer and art critic Guido Ballo described as the “New Milanese School” (“Nuova Scuola di Milano”). Amongst them were personalities such as Lucio Fontana and Tomonori Toyofuku, as well as: Enrico Baj, Agostino Bonalumi, Paolo Scheggi, Enrico Castellani, and Nanda Vigo. In particular, Lucio Fontana and gallerist Carlo Cardazzo played pivotal roles in the shaping of Nakai’s artistic practice in Milan. Nakai was interested in Fontana’s idea of Spatialism, and how it was felt as a breach of artistic conventions, allowing for concepts such as time and space to enter the canvas. And Cardazzo gave Nakai his first solo exhibition at Galleria del Cavallino, Venice in 1965, as well as multiple exhibitions at Galleria del Naviglio, Milan. Nakai’s multi-coloured wooden structures probe the pictorial surface and its levels of dimensionality, which are delicately raised and projected into the viewer’s space. In this sense, Nakai’s work exceeds the limits of the flat canvas, by staging an interplay between outward projections, form, and volumes. Existing between traditional two-dimensional paintings and three-dimensional sculptures, the final outcome, as described by Guido Ballo, is a “pictorial object.” Preview: Thursday 1 February 2018, 6-8pm Open: 2 February - 17 March 2018 RSVP: [email protected] Enquires: [email protected] For more information, go to http://www.ronchinigallery.com/upcoming/

Alternative arrangements of history opening up new understanding of our world. Latoon, 2006 Digital video Duration: 8:30 minutes In 1999, folklorist and storyteller Eddie Lenihan campaigned to save a whitethorn bush from being destroyed by the construction of a €90 million road scheme in Latoon, County Clare. Lenihan claimed that the bush is an important meeting place for supernatural forces of the region, and warned that its destruction would result in death and great misfortune for motorists travelling on the proposed new road. His campaign was featured on CNN and in The New York Times. Clare County Council, acting on his advice, eventually changed the direction of the road away from the bush. Who is Eddie Lenihan? He spent a lot of time of his life committing to tape many voices that reveal the folklore and idiosyncratic histories of the region: These recording scoff at any attempts at a stable identity; instead they remain malleable, eclectic and libertarian. …the murmuring of unrepeated repressed histories, those that reside at the margins of the mind that cannot synthesize into a concise start, middle and end might be heard. The hardship of the land and the pain of humanity come to the surface. One of the most harrowing encounters Lenihan refers to is a ninety-six-year-old women recounting to him her childhood and the job of clearing dismembered bodies after the exploding bombs and machine gunfire at one of the great atrocities of the Irish Civil War, the Ballyseedy Massacre. She had hardly ever spoken of it during her lifetime… Sean Lynch's solo exhibition, Devil In The Details currently on show at Ronchini Gallery. #Come and #discover more about the artist! #SeanLynch #RonchiniGallery #London #Latoon

We are delighted to present Sean Lynch's second solo exhibition Devil In The Detail, don't miss the chance to see his works! As the exhibition title suggests, not everything goes according to plan. In Lynch's world, the technocracy and progress of our contemporary time is a flawed notion, and he sets out to locate moments of poignant resistance to its dominance. #SeanLynch | Devil In The Detail 24 November 2017 - 20 January 2018 #RonchiniGallery #London

Sean Lynch: Devil In The Detail

Sean Lynch's second solo exhibition at Ronchini Gallery 'Devil In The Detail' opens TOMORROW Thursday, 23 November from 6-8pm. We hope you can join us to celebrate the incredible Irish artist taking you on a journey through his unique style of storytelling thought art. For more information, visit ronchinigallery.com/exhibitions/sean-lynch-devil-detail/ or email [email protected]

Sean Lynch: Devil In The Detail

Ronchini Gallery are pleased to announce our next upcoming show will be our second solo show with Irish artist Sean Lynch with 'Devil In The Detail'. Opening on Thursday 23 November 2017 , 6-8pm. Lynch's artistic practice focuses on storytelling, specifically unwritten narratives and almost-forgotten histories. He pieces together oral histories and anecdotes to create new content to memorialise the often forgotten small stories which link and bind communities and the shape of society. RSVP to [email protected].

TONIGHT at Ronchini Gallery, we open the first UK solo exhibition of Franco Angeli with 'A Selection of Artworks from Important European Collections', join us from 6-8pm. RSVP - [email protected]

There is a week to go until we open the first UK solo show of Italian artist Franco Angeli with "A Selection of Artworks from Important European Collections" that will bring together some of his most influential and important works from the 1960's for the first time. Angeli's work references socio-political issues with minimalist aesthetics that typify Italian artistic heritage. With works dissecting the church, morality, politics and social insecurity, his iconography investigates the state of dissolution of the time in different social sectors., but also seem relevant in confronting the political uncertainty of contemporary society today. We open this exhibition on Tuesday 3 October, from 6-8pm. Please RSVP to the guest list at [email protected].

We are proud to announce that during Frieze Week we will open a very special show by Italian artist Franco Angeli, bringing together some of his most important pieces from the 1960's for the first time. Opening on Tuesday 3 October from 6-8pm. RSVP to [email protected].

Samantha Bittman: Shift

'Shift' the first UK solo exhibition of American artist Samantha Bittman opens tonight at Ronchini Gallery from 6-8pm!

We are excited to announce our next exhibition at Ronchini Gallery will be the first UK solo show of American artist Samantha Bittman. Previewing from 6-8pm on Tuesday 5 September 2017! RSVP at [email protected]

Chris Kuhn

Christopher Kuhn's first UK solo show opens this Thursday 29 June from 6-8pm at RONCHINI. RSVP to [email protected].

Ronchini Gallery is celebrating 5 years today! It has been 5 years since we opened our first exhibition in our London space, 33 exhibitions later we are so proud of what we have achieved with the help of our incredible artists and the Ronchini team! Here's to many more years of success and celebrating great art!

Elvire Bonduelle opens TONIGHT at Ronchini Gallery from 6-8pm!

Ronchini Gallery is excited to announce our first opening of 2017 is the first UK solo exhibition of French artist Elvire Bonduelle. Opening on Thursday 26 January 2017, 6-8PM!

Opening tonight! The preview of Tameka Jenean Norris: Cut From The Same Cloth, 6-8pm.

Massimo Vitali talk for PhotoLondon16

Massimo Vitali Brunch

#HashtagAbstract curator #KamiarMaleki on #BBCNews discussing the importance of #socialmedia in the world of contemporary art.