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We have some incredible artist opportunities to keep you busy this Autumn! Mall Galleries invites you to submit your work for a chance to exhibit your talent in our Central London art gallery! With such a variety, there's something for everyone.🏆 We are currently welcoming applications for: • Pastel Society | Closing Friday 20 November 2026 • Royal Society of British Artists | Closing Friday 8 January 2027 🎨 Don't miss out on these incredible opportunities to present your art to a diverse, passionate global audience, including collectors, buyers and curators. 📸 Estelle Day, Old French Key (1), Holly Milligan, Ginger Jar (2), Anna Wright, Hydrangea with Colour (3) @royalinstituteofoilpainters @pastelsociety.uk @royalsocbritishartists @estelledayfineart @anna_wright_artist by @mallgalleries
There's an exciting programme of exhibitions at still to come this year! ➡️ Swipe to view a glimpse of the exciting range of exhibitions we have coming up! 🌐 Opening hours vary. Please check our website. @huaicun @swanfall_art @dswfwildlifeart @royalsocietymarine @societyofwildlifeartists @artforyouthlondon @discerningeyeorg @royalinstituteofoilpainters by @mallgalleries
Artists working in pastel and contemporary dry media are invited to submit their work for the Pastel Society Annual Exhibition 2027! 🎨 From pastel and pencil to charcoal, crayon, chalk and beyond, the 128th Annual Exhibition will celebrate one of the five essential components of contemporary painting and drawing: colour. Artists are invited to explore how colour can unite us through a shared language of expression, celebrating the possibilities of pastel, dry, and mixed media. The Pastel Society welcome works in pastel and other dry media, from black and white to every shade in between. Whether bold or subtle, light or dark, playful or contemplative, artists are encouraged you to be confident in their mark-making. Draw, paint and discover your own language of colour! There are over £5,000 worth of prizes and awards on offer, including the Caran d'Ache prize of £1,000, and the Daler-Rowney Prize of £1,000 in art materials! Find more information, and submit your work via the link in our bio! 📆 Submission deadline is Friday 20 November 2026, at 12 noon 📸 Jeannette Hayes PPPS, Green Ringdale (1), Sheila Goodman, Sunlight through Pines (2), Rachel Arif PS, Pink Sky, Lancashire Village (3), Kevin Nzumbi Mutemi, #18, a Different Street in Athens (4), Patricia Clements, Lily and Red Kimono (5) @jeannettehayesart @rachel_arif @_nzumbi_ @patriciaclementsart @pastelsociety.uk by @mallgalleries
Don't forget to submit your work the Royal Society of British Artists open call! 🎨 Artists are invited to submit work for exhibition alongside members of the Royal Society of British Artists at the RBA Annual Exhibition 2027! Founded in 1823, the RBA champions skill, draughtsmanship and traditional techniques, while continuing to provide a platform for both established and emerging artists. There are some incredible prizes and awards on offer this year, including the Huaicun Zhang Award for Excellence of £10,000, offered to a work of exceptional quality! 🖌️ Accepted media: Painting, sculpture, drawing and original prints (excluding photography). 📆 The Royal Society of British Artists open call deadline is Friday 8 January 2027, at 12 noon 📸 Jasmyn Fraser, Spring Light @jasmynfraserart @royalsocbritishartists by @mallgalleries
Today is your last chance to see Ray Atkins Unseen! Nearly fifty years after his landmark Whitechapel exhibition, Ray Atkins Unseen revisits the work of one of post-war Britain’s most distinctive yet under-recognised painters. Bringing together important works from his formative decades, the exhibition traces Atkins’ artistic journey, from densely layered early paintings to vibrant depictions of Reading’s evolving urban landscape. Rooted in direct observation, his work explores the relationship between structure, light, nature and the changing environment. 📆 The exhibition is open Saturday 24 October, 10am to 5pm by @mallgalleries
Tomorrow is the last day to see Traces of Home: Contemporary Perspectives from Qatar! Traces from Home is a student-led art exhibition presenting contemporary artistic perspectives inspired by Qatar, its cultural memory, heritage, environment, and lived experiences. The exhibition explores the idea of home not simply as a physical place, but as a collection of memories, traditions, landscapes, objects, and experiences that continue to shape personal and collective identity. Through a range of artworks, participating artists reflect on elements of Qatari culture and everyday life, creating a dialogue between heritage and contemporary artistic practice. The exhibition is an independent, artist-led initiative that creates a space for cultural exchange and introduces artistic voices from Qatar to an international audience. 📆 Exhibition open in the galleries until Saturday 24 October, 10am to 5pm. Free admission @naea_qa @aljoorialmusaifri by @mallgalleries
🎨 The Pastel Society open call closes in just under a month! Artists working in pastel and contemporary dry media are invited to submit their work for the Pastel Society Annual Exhibition 2027! From pastel and pencil to charcoal, crayon, chalk and beyond, the 128th Annual Exhibition will celebrate one of the five essential components of contemporary painting and drawing: colour. 🖌️ Artists are invited to explore how colour can unite us through a shared language of expression, celebrating the possibilities of pastel, dry, and mixed media. 🏆 There are over £5,000 of prizes and awards on offer, including the Caran d'Ache prize of £1,000, and the Yoshimoto prize of £1,000 to an outstanding work in a dry medium by an artist who submits through the open call! Don't miss out on your chance to be a part of this incredible exhibition! Find more information, and submit your work via the link in our bio! 📆 Submission deadline is Friday 20 November 2026, at 12 noon 📸 Patrick Will Baker, Towards Sizewell @create.atwill @pastelsociety.uk by @mallgalleries
Art for Youth London opens at Mall Galleries in two weeks! 2026 marks the 38th anniversary of this annual art exhibition, which has nearly raised £3,000,000 million! Art for Youth London was established in 1988 by Diana Brooks MBE as a platform for emerging artists and a fundraising exhibition in support of the UK charity, UK Youth. Purchasing a work of art, attending the Art for Youth events or making a donation will support artists and vulnerable young people here in the UK. Don’t miss the live auction on Wednesday 4th November! Tickets are limited, so book now and be part of an inspiring evening where art, fundraising and community come together in support of UK Youth. 💙 🎟️ Book your tickets via the Mall Galleries website, on the Art for Youth exhibition page. 📆 Exhibition open from Wednesday 4 November to Friday 6 November, 11am to 4pm @artforyouthlondon by @mallgalleries
We are excited to announce that one of the artists participating in FBA editions is Owain Hunt! Working exclusively from life, Owain builds each portrait through careful observation, bringing a quiet sensitivity and a distinctive contemporary perspective to the tradition of portrait painting. His portrait featured in the 2025 Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Portrait Award, and Owain is a newly elected member of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters. His limited-edition print is part of FBA Editions, a curated collection raising funds for the Federation of British Artists. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist and comes with a certificate of authenticity. Discover Owain's print, alongside the full collection, on our website via the link in our bio! 📸 Owain Hunt RP, Figure in Blue @owainhunt by @mallgalleries
Traces of Home: Contemporary Perspectives from Qatar is now open! Traces from Home is a student-led art exhibition presenting contemporary artistic perspectives inspired by Qatar, its cultural memory, heritage, environment, and lived experiences. Through paintings and drawings inspired by Qatar’s heritage, traditions, landscapes, and personal memories, the exhibition explores the connection between home and identity. Together, the works offer audiences in London a glimpse into Qatar’s cultural richness, sharing stories of its people, history, and everyday life through art. The exhibition is an independent, artist-led initiative that creates a space for cultural exchange and introduces artistic voices from Qatar to an international audience. 📆 Exhibition open in the galleries from Tuesday 20 October to Saturday 24 October, 10am to 5pm. Free admission @naea_qa @aljoorialmusaifri by @mallgalleries
This October, discover three distinctive sales at Mall Galleries, bringing together art, design, travel and collectable objects by Lyon and Turnbull! Travel & Vintage Posters, presented in partnership with Tomkinson Churcher, celebrates the golden age of travel and cinema, from the glamour of the French Riviera and landscapes of Ireland to original posters for La Dolce Vita, La Belle et la Bête, To Catch a Thief and The Spy Who Loved Me, signed by Sir Roger Moore. The 15th edition of MODERN MADE brings together Modern British art, European Modernism, furniture, lighting, photography, craft and studio ceramics. Highlights include works by Cedric Morris, Paul Nash, Victor Pasmore, Picasso, Lucie Rie, Hans Coper and Paolo Scheggi. Marking Lyon & Turnbull’s 200th anniversary celebrations, René Lalique presents the final selection from a remarkable private collection assembled over more than three decades, spanning vases, car mascots, jewellery, scent bottles, timepieces and rare decorative boxes. 📆 Tuesday 27 October to Thursday 29 October. Opening and auction times vary, please check our website for further details. by @mallgalleries
Ray Atkins Unseen opens tomorrow! Nearly fifty years after his landmark Whitechapel exhibition, Ray Atkins Unseen reintroduces one of post-war Britain’s most distinctive yet under-recognised painters. Reuniting important paintings from Atkins’ formative decades, including works omitted from the 1974 exhibition curated by Frank Auerbach, it offers a fresh perspective on an artist whose unwavering commitment to direct observation places him within a tradition of post-war British Figurative painting. 📆 The exhibition is open from Tuesday 20 October to Saturday 24 October, 10am to 5pm 📸 Diane Lying by the Fire with her Blue Dressing Gown, 1969, oil on board, 180 x 120cm © Ray Atkins by @mallgalleries

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