Pelé Art, Life, Football

Exposición / Halcyon Gallery / 29 New Bond Street / London, London, City of, Reino Unido
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Cuándo:
26 sep de 2015 - 18 oct de 2015

Inauguración:
26 sep de 2015

Horario:
Lunes a domingo 10.00h - 18.00h

Precio:
Entrada gratuita

Organizada por:
Halcyon Gallery

Artistas participantes:
Ernesto Canovas, Lorenzo Quinn, Mitch Griffiths, Pedro Paricio, Russell Young, Santiago Montoya

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Teléfonos
+44 (0) 20 7100 7144

Correo electrónico
info@halcyongallery.com

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Etiquetas
Acero  Acero en London, City of  Acrílico  Acrílico en London, City of  Art Pop  Art Pop en London, City of  Artes gráficas  Artes gráficas en London, City of  Bronce  Bronce en London, City of  Collage  Escultura  Fotografía  Pintura 

       

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Descripción de la Exposición

In celebration of Pelé’s 75th Birthday and his lifetime of achievements, Halcyon Gallery and its internationally acclaimed artists have created a unique exhibition to honour this legend; his creativity, his life and his incredible sporting career. Opening on September 26th, the exhibition comprises original paintings and sculptures from several contemporary artists including Lorenzo Quinn, Mitch Griffiths, Russell Young, Pedro Paricio, Ernesto Cánovas, Santiago Montoya and Raphael Mazzucco. One of the exhibition highlights is Andy Warhol’s original 1977 painting Pelé; one of ten portraits which formed Warhol’s famous series: Athletes, as well as a unique range of photography outlining key moments in Pele’s decorated career. Halcyon Gallery is very proud to exhibit, for the first time on public view, original artworks created by Pelé himself, alongside exciting artefacts and memorabilia, many of which have never been on public display outside of Brazil. “I was very honoured when Halcyon Gallery told me that they were going to create the Art, Life, Football exhibition to celebrate my birthday in London. Art has played a big role in my life for many years and it has been a very humbling experience to have so many talented artists creating such beautiful work in my honour.” Pelé The exhibition opens to the public on the 26 September and runs through the 18 October.

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