Auteur/autrice : Chris Boicos

  • Opening reception of W.Utermohlen: A Persistence of Memory at LUMA, Chicago!

    Opening reception of W.Utermohlen:   A Persistence of Memory at LUMA, Chicago!

    In 1995, William Utermohlen was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. For the next seven years, Utermohlen continued to make art as the disease progressed. LUMA’s exhibition of over 100 works of art shows the impact of this debilating disease on the artist’s creative output. During this last period of his life, although feeling increasingly isolated in…

  • William Utermohlen: A Persistence of Memory – Loyola University Museum of Art, Chicago

    William Utermohlen: A Persistence of Memory – Loyola University Museum of Art, Chicago

    U.K.based artist W. Utermohlen was diagnosed as suffering from Alzheimer’s disease in 1995 and passed away in 2007. His last works, 1990-2000, constitute a rare testimony to the inner life of a patient suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, documenting the gradual decay of his mind. The exhibition William Utermohlen: A Persistence of Memory, curated by Chris…

  • CBFA ceramic artists exhibit in 3 Paris galleries in February!

    CBFA ceramic artists exhibit in 3 Paris galleries in February!

    Three of our ceramicists, whom we exhibited in Paxos in 2015, are showing their new work in Paris galleries this month: Jérôme Hirson at Galerie Rastoll . Patricia Vieljeux at Galerie Paola Lambroso . SandrineTonnelier at Galerie Clara Scremini . We will be showing all three again in Gaios in the summer of 2016! .…

  • The Big Messy Christmas Show !

    The Big Messy Christmas Show !
  • TRAUMA: Built to Break – William Utermohlen’s Self Portraits at Science Gallery Dublin, Ireland

    TRAUMA: Built to Break – William Utermohlen’s Self Portraits at Science Gallery Dublin, Ireland

    TRAUMA: Built to break exhibition at the Dublin Science Gallery, Dublin, Ireland includes four self – portraits of William Utermohlen. William Utermohlen’s ‘Self’, a self-portrait drawn in 1967, sees the artist with hunched shoulders, a receding hairline, and a delicate neck that speak of premature ageing and a sense of vulnerability. William was diagnosed as…

  • Mural Painting by Jean Le Moal opposite The Big Messy Christmas Show!

    Mural Painting by Jean Le Moal opposite The Big Messy Christmas Show!

    A beautiful Polar Bear mural painting by Jean Le Moal opposite our current exhibition »The Big Messy Christmas Show » at Le HUIT, 8 bvd Saint Martin, 75010 Paris. View online more of Jean Le Moal streetart works, widely known as UrbAnimal: http://www.urbanimals.fr/ . . . . More of Jean Le Moal‘s illustrative paintings, as exhibited in…

  • Private view of The Big Messy Christmas Show !

    Private view of The Big Messy Christmas Show !

    The Big Messy Christmas Show opened its doors to the public on 1st December at Le HUIT gallery. Attendants included some of our exhibiting artists: David Loeb, Jean Le Moal, Jean-Manuel Simoes, Magali Veslin andJorge Rodriguez de Rivera were present at the opening reception to welcome and guide around the audience. The Big Messy Christmas…

  • New Exhibitions of CBFA artists: David Loeb and Nicola Villa

    New Exhibitions of CBFA artists: David Loeb and Nicola Villa

    We are happy to announce two new exhibitions of our artists David Loeb and Nicola Villa: David Loeb – Dessins at La Petite Gallerie, Fontainebleau, France. Nicola Villa – Crocevia: storie di volti tra mari e città at Galleria San Fedele, Milan, Italy.  

  • Installation des photos à Fotofever 2015

    Installation des photos à Fotofever 2015

    FOTOFEVER 2015 ouvre pour sa quatrième édition du 13 au 15 novembre au Carrousel du Louvre : Vue de la galerie Chris Boicos Fine Arts à Fotofever Stand B17: Vue centrale avec les photos des tous nos artistes : Jorge Rodriguez de Rivera – à gauche – Vivian van Blerk – centre- Douglas Stapleton et…

  • About

    About

    William Utermolhen (Born Philadelphia, 5 December 1933 – Died London, 21 March 2007) William Utermohlen was born in south Philadelphia in 1933. He studied art at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts from 1951 to 1957 and on the G.I. bill at the Ruskin School of Art in Oxford in 1957-58. In 1962 he settled…