Storm Fine Arts Big Show
In April 2013 long standing supporter of Al's work Storm fine Arts
organizes a final show at its Burnham Market gallery. Al Exhibited a
wide range of work for the month long show along sides the likes
of Jamie Hewlet and Pure evil and Shepard Fairey.
Click here to see their website.
Arthaus Launch
In October 2012 a new gallery in Hertford opened its doors to
exhibiting both print and original work by local artist Al Gray.
Located in St Andrew Street, Hertford, Arthaus Galleries is rapidly
establishing itself as the destination in Hertfordshire for the best in original art and sculpture,
click here to go to the Arthaus website.
Canvas Wimbledon
In August 2012 Al debuted new work at Canvas Wimbledon in a solo exhibition. It was an exciting event and a great success. You can see photos in the gallery page of the new additions to the collection continuing the theme inspired by irezumi (full body japanese Tattoo) and religious icons. To see the news from Canvas Wimbledon click here.
Adee Phelon Exhibition
Adee Phelon, star hairdresser to the likes of David Beckham, will be
exhibiting Al Gray's work in his super stylish salon hub, The Cube.
Keep posted for further updates.
Website Launch
Finally! Al Gray's showcase website is now up and running. We will be
updating the Gallery
Page with pictures of new pieces and keeping you abreast of the latest
news, exhibitions, collaborations and commissions.
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Original Works Become Available
A small number of the original paintings from Al Gray's latest collection
are now available to buy.
"They are tactile pieces that have a weight and presence instilled in
them," Gray says. "The use of gold is important; it's marks the Divine presence".
Original Artworks for details.
Debut 'Tattoo' Exhibition
In March 2011 artist Al Gray hosted his first solo exhibition "Tattoo" at
the Hertford Theatre Gallery. Showcasing a new collection of 12 prints inspired by Japanese woodblock and urban art, the exhibition was a smash success and Gray ended up selling more pieces than he had on
display. The collection is currently touring throughout the UK.
See the Gallery Page to find where Al Gray's artwork is currently being exhibited.