Dadiani Fine Art is a gallery exposing and nurturing emerging and established artists, located in 30 Cork Street, London.
Dadiani Fine Art is an art gallery dedicated to British and international artists. Dadiani Fine Art champions both established artists, as well as those with life-long devotion to their practice, who’ve yet to receive the recognition they merit. Whilst working predominantly with living artists, we also care for the estates of those deceased, whose heritage has been overlooked or forgotten. Through
out the year, the gallery hosts cultural events aimed at the introduction and acquaintance of the public to its programme. Located in the heart of the art district in Mayfair, just around the corner from the Royal Academy of Arts, our distinguished gallery space at number 30 Cork Street was once home to the Peggy Guggenheim’s Jeune Gallery, which opened in January 1938 – launching Peggy’s career. It was here that Wassily Kandinsky had his first ever London show. Cork Street, is historically known as the“Mecca” of art galleries, with Bond Street and the world’s most renowned auction houses – Sotheby’s and Christie’s just minutes walk away.
Operating as usual
Huge thank you to Philipp Humm for a fascinating series of 3 talks on 'pop expressionism' and Philipp's unique style and influences. Also introducing his forthcoming film version of Goethe's 'Faust', starring Steven Berkoff and Martin Hancock. 'Bionic Nude' featuring Philipp's oil on canvas and bronze sculpture, runs through April at
DADIANI FINE ART INVITES Y0U TO 'TO BE CONTINUED' BY TOM LOMAX ON THURSDAY 25TH OCTOBER AT 6.30 PM (EXHIBITION RUNS TILL 27TH NOVEMBER)
“Tom Lomax's new sculptures and pictures enchant me. Dizzyingly colourful, cheeky, seeming impossible, playful. These 2-D and 3-D images can only be imagined in the specific form in which they are realised and brought to life- the intellectual imagination embodied and materialised via a wonderfully permissive digital universe”. Michèle Roberts: writer, novelist, poet and broadcaster.
Show now on until 20th March
https://glintpay.com/culture/alternative-values-cryptocurrency-meets-art/
London’s Dadiani gallery has announced it is taking payment in cryptocurrency. Glint editor Alex Matchett asks the artist and the patron about the relationship between alternative currency and Contemporary art If cryptocurrency is a maelstrom representing economic malcontent, it is one now being h...
Fine Art Exhibition Works To Be Sold Solely In Cryptocurency | The Fintech Times
In a world first, sales of work at an upcoming Mayfair fine art exhibition will be conducted solely in cryptocurrency. Requiem for the Emblem of Power by British artist Paul Wager will commemorate the centenary of the end of the First World War through a series of high-impact, constructivist paintin...
There's big money in art, and there's big money in Bitcoin – so what happens when the two come together? Dadiani Fine Art Gallery in Mayfair will be hosting the first art sale in the world to sell work solely using cryptocurrency.
Dadiani Fine Art is pleased to announce our new show
Art and Crypto
Paul Wager: Requiem for the Emblem of Power
Opening 26th Jan - 20th March 2018
Thank you to everyone who came last night to Alan Robb's I Live Now show, it was a fantastic night.
We are very pleased to announce our new exhibition: Séamus Moran, Selected Works. The show will open on 30th September
http://dadianifineart.com/exhibitions/seamus-moran/
Séamus Moran Séamus Moran: Seleted Works 30th September – 10th November 2017 Séamus Moran Retrospective comes to Dadiani Gallery A retrospective by sculptor Séamus Moran is being staged at Mayfair’s Dadiani Fine Art gallery from September 29th to November 10th. The selected works span a period of…
Dadiani Fine Art starts accepting cryptocurrencies via The Times https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/high-end-stores-accepting-bitcoin-samer-halimeh-p-diddy-angelina-jolie-oprah-winfrey-lamborghini-dadiani-fine-art-5c6frcmpd
His jewellery is worn by Angelina Jolie, Oprah Winfrey and P Diddy and is so exclusive that a diamond ring could set you back millions. Anyone who wants one of Samer Halimeh’s exclusive items has...
Dadiani Fine Art announces the acceptance of cryptocurrency
Modern art gallery began to accept cryptocurrencies. According to btcmanager, the Dadiani Fine Art (DFA) gallery was the first in the United Kingdom, which accepts six digital currencies for payment, among them Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Ripple, Litecoin и Dash. It is already possible to use the cr...
Eleesa Dadiani, Founder and Owner of Dadiani Fine Art Gallery - The Wealth Scene
We chat to Eleesa Dadiani, founder and owner of Dadiani Fine Art Gallery. The first art gallery in the UK to accept multiple cryptocurrencies.
How Bitcoin is infiltrating the $60bn global art market - BBC News
The global art market is not known for tech innovation, so why is Bitcoin proving increasingly popular?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-40703182
The global art market is not known for tech innovation, so why is Bitcoin proving increasingly popular?
Please note that the gallery will be closed for the duration of August. You can still appreciate THE NOISE exhibition until 4th.
Mike O'Connor : THE NOISE
Private View, 13th July 2017
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Partner: Emercoin - https://emercoin.com/ https://steemit.com/ Modern art gallery began to accept cryptocurrencies. According to btcmanager, the Dadi...
Dadiani Fine Art announces the acceptance of cryptocurrency
Modern art gallery began to accept cryptocurrencies. According to btcmanager, the Dadiani Fine Art (DFA) gallery was the first in the United Kingdom, which accepts six digital currencies for payment, among them Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Ripple, Litecoin и Dash. It is already possible to use the cr...
OPENING TONIGHT: Mike O'Connor, The Noise.
Chain gang: art and crypto-currencies via The Economist https://espresso.economist.com/023d0a5671efd29e80b4deef8262e297
Next week an art gallery in London will start accepting payment in crypto-currencies.
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Cork Street gallery, Dadiani Fine Art, now accepts bitcoin and other cryptocurrency in exchange for works of art.
http://atg.news/2ttwRS0
"In a first for the British art market, London's Dadiani Fine Art in Mayfair will accept cryptocurrencies." via frieze
Cryptocurrencies enter the British art market; Chris Ofili's Union Black flies again; 2017 Henri Cartier-Bresson Award announced
Gallery seeks to widen buyer base with Bitcoin
A Cork Street gallery has become the first in the UK to accept digital currencies such as Bitcoin.
July 5 | This Mayfair art gallery will take your bitcoins!
In today’s news, one art world gallery opens up to the newest payment technologies, whilst a contemporary art museum looks to the past. Elsewhere, the city of Kassel has awarded Nigerian-born artist Olu Oguibe for his Documenta works.
Mayfair art gallery to be first in the capital to upgrade to Bitcoin
Esta es la primera galería de arte en Reino Unido que acepta criptomonedas
Una galería de arte londinense, The Dadiani Fine Art, acaba de convertirse en la primera del país en aceptar pagos con bitcoins y otras criptodivisas. Además, planea en un futuro desarrollar una criptomoneda propia.
We would like to remind you that there is only one week left to see kennardphillipps installation at our Cork Street space. We have added some new exciting works, so make sure not to miss this! The exhibition ends on 8th July.
To give you more time to enjoy this show we now open on Saturdays,
11.00 - 18.00.
‘The Noise’ will feature six sculptures crafted from screaming V-8 engines, evoking memories of the heyday of motor racing before they were replaced by today’s quieter turbo-charged engines. Each one is unique as the Ferrari exhausts, made from Inconel alloy, were only used in one race before being replaced.
The centrepiece of the exhibition, opening on July 14, is a gold-plated set from the Sauber driven by Kamui Kobayashi at the 2011 Monaco Grand Prix when he finished fifth in the iconic race. Another is a hand polished set, slightly damaged after Mexican driver Sergio Perez crashed his Sauber at Monaco in the same year.
This exhibition will open at Dadiani Fine Art on 14th July.
Dadiani Fine Art to be the first gallery to accept bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as payment for works of art.
“We are combining old world business ethics and practice with the new world of technology – the current system is becoming stale and needs to be disrupted," said Eleesa Dadiani, the gallery's owner, who is leading the charge.
"Cryptocurrencies will provide a bridge from the elitist, centralist fine art market to a decentralised open source world where many more will be able to become a part of this exhilarating market."
http://www.cityam.com/267572/london-art-gallery-soon-accept-bitcoin-and-other
In a UK first, a London art gallery will soon accept bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as payment for works of art.
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Yesterday's installation of "The Mask of Anarchy" and Paul Wager himself feeling "better than James Brown" - a fun, exhausting but a very rewarding day for many reasons, namely for the confluence of energies that came to share a common vision and convey it into concrete. Wager is a curious case, turning his back onto the art world and working as a recluse for many years in his native Hartlepool. Those anarchic, unapologetic declarations - or paintings - are meticulously done by hand. Wager's works are 'rage against the machine'; he usurps machined congruity and reclaims the human hand. It is not enough to see these works in photo, I urge everyone to come and view them in situ from April 15th at 30 Cork Street, London. I am so happy to be the custodian of a small part of his estate, as once again after a long interval I feel a tingling in what was otherwise a dead reserve from the numbing s**t that I have come to be accustomed to - s**t that renders art useless both because of lack of substance and it's lack of purpose for both the creator and his people. These works draw on anarchic sentiments, yet this is not another call for blood, rather a charge for a very personal insurgence, that from within. But why? To mo**st the dormant spirit into a personal unrest. Hail Wager. E.D
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