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The Times Newspaper - Tuesday March 24th 2009. Times 2 Press coverage of the Charles MacQueen show at the Panter and Hall Gallery. < View article > Galleries Magazine December 2008. London Trio by Nicholas Usherwood. What with putting on 14 or more exhibtions a year at their eponymous Shepherd Market gallery and now also relatively new owners of Oakham Contemporary, St James's and Lennox in Fullham, but with only one assistant to help them, Tiffany Panter and Matthew Hall must be among the more hard working and successful artistic partnerships in the London art scene. Meeting some 10 years ago ... The Herald November 2008. Archibald Dunbar McIntosh RSW RGI by Jan Patience. Panter and Hall has had a long association with Dunfermline based painter Archie McIntosh, whose work remains as fresh as ever, despite the fact that the 72 year old has made a concious decision to cut back on his ourput .... Manchester Evening News June 2008. Former butcher who's the toast of art world by Paul Taylor. Mark Demsteader is a local artist collected by the rich and famous but he began his working life as a butcher in Manchester. Oldham Evening Chronicle June 2008. Out of the butchery business... After spending unfulfilled years in the Fallsworth family butchery business, Mark Demsteader called it quits and turned to his beloved art. Now his work sells to famous collectors for up to £10,000 a time.. The Daily Telegraph May 2008. Steven Spurrier art rescued from rats. By Stephen Adams, Arts Correspondent. These evocative sketches of 1920s life are among a handful salvaged intact from a barn where rats destroyed half a million pounds' worth of art. Hundreds of images by illustrator and artist Steven Spurrier spent more than three decades in the crumbling Hertfordshire barn before being re-discovered by relatives. Please contact the gallery for further information Tel: 020 7399 9999 |
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