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Gallery space in former Victorian bakery in East Dulwich, South London. View work in person or online.

Offering an evolving exhibition programme reflecting ideas and narratives in contemporary figurative painting and showcases 3D works.

15/10/2026

Now Open.
ROLE-PLAY
Caroline Yates | Arthur Neal NEAC
15-31 October
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the opening reception last night and warming up the space of our new show! 🙏🏻✨

Role-Play is a duo show, encompassing paintings and prints by Kent based artists, Caroline Yates and Arthur Neal NEAC.

‘A two-person show is an interesting proposition. Bring two different artists together and the exhibition becomes a discursive space: a conversation that opens up possibilities for poetic synergies as well as intriguing contradictions. In Role-Play, Caroline Yates and Arthur Neal share the language of paint but speak it in distinctly different ways. Both are explorers, interested less in arriving at a fixed image than in discovering what a painting might become.’

Extract from exhibition text by Henry Ward Henry Ward
Exhibition times:
Thu | Fri | Sat 11am - 5:30pm
At other times by appointment: [email protected]
155a Lordship Lane, East Dulwich, London SE22 8HX

08/10/2026

We are excited to hang the works of the new show today. Bringing together the work of Caroline Yates and Arthur Neal, with a text written by Henry Ward - the show opens next Wednesday.
‘Role-Play’
Caroline Yates & Arthur Neal NEAC
15 - 31 October

PV: 14 October, 6-8pm - All welcome ✨
Arthur Neal NEAC (New English Art Club) Linden Hall Studio
Caroline Jane Yates
Turps Margate
To view works ahead of the exhibition opening, please contact Karen Smith: [email protected]

06/10/2026

✨EXHIBITION NEWS✨

Role-Play
Paintings by Caroline Yates and Arthur Neal
15 - 31 October
PV: Wednesday 14th October, 6-8pm
All welcome
Opening next week, a joint show presenting the work of two long standing peers with similar affinity to painting.
Exhibition will be accompanied by a short exhibition text by Henry Ward.🙏🏻
Shown:
Gay Rodeo, 2026
Acrylic, oil, spray paint, paper collage mounted on canvas, 95 x 115cm
Caroline Yates
Please contact the gallery for further details: [email protected]
Caroline Jane Yates
Arthur Neal
Henry Ward
Linden Hall Studio

04/10/2026

Stand B21
Decorative Fair, Battersea

The gallery is showing a mixed presentation of contemporary and modern artworks, and it is a pleasure to add two artworks by Paul Nash to our stand:

Paul Nash (1889-1946)
The Strange Coast (Dymchurch), 1920
Lithograph
the stone 31.5 x 40.5cm
Signed, titled and dated in pencil (to lower margin),
numbered in pencil (to upper margin)

Paul Nash (1889-1946)
Orchard, Woods and Hills, Gloucestershire, 1943
Watercolour, chalk and pencil on buff paper
20 x 28 cm
Signed in pencil, lower left recto

Provenance
H. J. Paterson, 1943
Roland, Browse and Delbanco, London, with the label
Dr. Lewson, London
Hamet Gallery, London, May 1973
David Coates, London
Private collection, New York
Ceramic assemblage by Robert Cooper Robert Cooper

All artworks are available for sale, please contact Karen Smith for details: [email protected]
Decorative Fair

30/09/2026

Great to be here at the Decorative Fair, Battersea Park all week. We are showing both contemporary and modern for the first time, exploring new relationships between artists. Contemporary sculpture by Kit Line, Robert Cooper and Jason Wason. Find us at Stand B21.

Shown:
Clare Haward NEAC
Baking Soda
oil on board
25 x 20cm

Prunella Clough (1919-1999)
Man in Chemical Works, 1959
Chalk and watercolour on paper
15.5 x 12.5cm
(ARR)

Tickets available, please DM.
Thursday 1st October 11am - 8pm
Friday 2nd October 11am - 7pm
Saturday 3rd October 11am - 7pm
Sunday 4th October 11am - 6pm
Decorative Fair

29/09/2026

We are showing some new works by Robert Cooper alongside drawings and paintings at this week’s Decorative Fair, Battersea. Opening today ✨

Stand B21
Battersea Decorative Fair
Evolution, Battersea Park
29 September - 4 October
Tuesday 29 September | 12-8pm
Wednesday 30 September | 11am - 8pm
Thursday 1st October | 11am - 8pm
Friday 2nd October | 11am - 7pm
Saturday 3rd October | 11am - 7pm
Sunday 4th October | 11am - 6pm

Photos by Guy Lockwood Guy Lockwood
Decorative Fair

27/09/2026

Lovely to see Stephanie Stephanie Man on the stand this afternoon, who features as the sitter in this new portrait by James Bland James Bland available in our British Art Fair presentation of works.

26/09/2026

British Art Fair | Day 3
Stand 52, 1st floor
Saatchi Gallery, London, SW3
Join us this weekend:
Saturday, 26th 11am - 7pm
Sunday, 27th 11am - 5pm (final day)

Shown are three paintings currently being enjoyed on the stand by (L-R):
Judi Green
Kay Vinson
Laura Smith

24/09/2026

British Art Fair 2026 | Stand 52
Saatchi Gallery, SW3
24th - 27th September

Friday, 25th 11am - 9pm
Saturday, 26th 11am - 7pm
Sunday, 27th 11am - 5pm
The presentation reflects 155A Gallery’s interest in artists whose practices demonstrate both a strong sense of individuality and an awareness of those who have come before.
For all enquiries, please contact Karen Smith: [email protected]
We still have a few complimentary tickets available, please msg if you are interested to join us over the next few days.

22/09/2026

British Art Fair 26 | Stand 52
Clare Haward NEAC

Saatchi Gallery, SW3
24 - 27 September

The gallery proudly presents new work by Clare Haward at this year’s fair. Clare has recently completed her MA in painting from the Royal College of Art and we share some works made during this time on our stand.
Clare considers the process of painting to be an act of discovery, a way to crystallise or articulate something ambiguous, buried in the tension between subject and surface. This emergence is precarious, the formation and destruction of pictorial ideas occur simultaneously, appearing and vanishing with the application and erasure of mediums, advancing and collapsing at different scales. Visual perception, anything that excites the eye, can be a starting point for Clare’s paintings, yet the self reflexive process that follows often allows for a subconscious narrative to emerge. Some paintings resolve quickly whilst
others are worked on over months, repeatedly scraped back or sanded down.

“Paintings have their own inner logic and sometimes it is so strong, it becomes a battle to make sense of. I love that about painting. You can be so close and lose it in a moment.”

Small Paintings
The small works on board represent part of an ongoing body of work through which I ask questions of my painting practice. Painted on small gessoed boards and inspired by
Goethe’s ‘tender empiricism’, the scale and limits of size allow me to explore ideas related to surface, depth, pictorial depiction, geometry and matter. Each piece is a stand alone work.

Biography
Clare is a London based artists who recently graduated with an MA Painting from the Royal College of Art as a recipient of the Radcliffe Trust Scholarship. She has exhibited widely in the UK including in the John Moores Painting Prize in 2025, several solo exhibitions at 155A Gallery and numerous group shows. She is a recipient of an Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant and has undertaken residencies in Cyprus and Berlin. She
teaches painting and drawing to adults and is a founder of Stanley Life Drawing in South London.

Shown:
Lever, 2025/26
Oil on board
25 x 20cm
Enquiries: [email protected]

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Thursday	12:00 - 17:00
Friday	12:00 - 17:00
Saturday	12:00 - 17:00
Sunday	12:00 - 17:00

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http://www.155agallery.com/

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