Gallery Number One

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The show has been extended due to popular demand….

Monday to Saturday 11-6, Sunday 1-6 & Late Night Thursdays until 8.

The show is open folks so make sure and drop in….Monday to Saturday 11-6, Sunday 1-6 & Late Night Thursdays. Their is no entrance fee and all work is available to buy!!

The unique screenprints on display have been specially produced for Pattie’s show in Dublin by New York Pop Artist Daniel Dens.¬†There are ten available ¬†and all are countersigned by Pattie Boyd and Daniel Dens. A selection of these will also be on display in Saatchi‚Äôs in New York City as part of¬†Daniel’s show there.

Rock Legend Muse Pattie Boyd to Exhibit at Gallery Number One
Fans to meet Pattie in person at the Exhibition Launch
August 21^st – September 5^th

Hot on the heels of the Ronnie Wood exhibition, Pattie Boyd, rock legend muse to George Harrison and Eric Clapton will exhibit photographs taken during her days with Harrison and Clapton, titled Through the Eye of a Muse, at Gallery Number One, 1 Castle Street, Dublin 2

The exhibition will open August 21st to September 5th. Pattie will be in Dublin for the official launch of the show at Gallery Number One on August 28th, buyers of her work before this date will be invited to attend the invitation only launch where they will have the opportunity to meet the inspiration for the masterpiece songs “Something”, “Layla”, and “Wonderful Tonight.”

Boyd is an author and photographer who’s extraordinary life is documented in both her autobiography “Wonderful Tonight: George Harrison, Eric Clapton, And Me” and fine art photographs.

Boyd’s passion for photography has developed since that time and through her membership of the Royal Photographic society she has studied the great master photographers of the past as well as printing techniques, enabling her to experiment with her images in new and exciting ways. She now explores many avenues in color and black and white Рlandscapes, travel and flowers as well as celebrities and musicians. Amongst her visual archive are many unique Polaroid’s and vintage prints never seen before.

Boyd’s autobiography was first published in 2007 and debuted at the top of the New York Times Best Seller list.

Gallery Number One celebrates the creative link between art, music and popular culture.

Opening Hours:
Mon to Sat: 11am – 6pm
Sun: 1pm – 6pm
Late Night Thursdays

Contact:
T: 01 4789090.
E: hello@gallerynumberone.com.

Press Contact:
Clodagh O’Hagan @ Blink PR
T: 01 4789808 or 087 9084055
E: clodagh@blinkpr.ie

DUE TO LOTS AND LOTS OF PHONE CALLS, INTEREST AND STONES FANS RONNIE’S SHOW AT GN1 HAS BEEN EXTENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE…..

Ronnie Wood, currently one of the worlds most collected artists, unveiled his new ‘Paint it Black’ series at Gallery Number One, 1 Castle Street, on June 19th. The exhibition on show until July 6th shows over 40 pieces of original artwork and limited edition screen prints.

PLEASE NOTE RONNIE’S WORK WILL NOT BE DISPLAYED ON OUR SITE UNTIL AFTER THE SHOW!!! YOU HAVE TO COME IN TO SEE IT

Ronnie’s most recent collection, Paint it Black, is a series of 5 individual prints which makes up Ronnie’s visually captivating suite of portraits of the Stones. Originally painted with acrylic paint and oil pastels on black paper these images are unlike anything previously seen in Ronnie’s catalogue.

With his signature gesturing style of simple and elegant lines, that can convey anything he chooses, has conjured from a black void, the soul of the Rolling Stones. By not allowing our view to be distracted by anything other then the lines and colors in his command, he has been able to perfectly express the swaggering ballet of Keith, the soleful siren song of Lisa, the rhythmic charge of Charlie, and the vamping powerhouse Mick.

The exhibition will also showcase work from Ronnie’s Jazz and Blues suite plus the Faces, We’ll Meet Again and Wa Wa Wood collections.

Ronnie has been painting and drawing since age 12, even longer than he has been playing guitar. As an ongoing part of his multi-career, he paints the musicians with whom he plays, documenting his world tours and recording sessions in vibrant action portraits.

PLEASE NOTE RONNIE’S WORK WILL NOT BE DISPLAYED ON OUR SITE UNTIL AFTER THE SHOW!!! YOU HAVE TO COME IN TO SEE IT

OPENING HOURS:

MONDAY TO SATURDAY: 11am – 6pm
SUNDAY: 1pm – 6pm
LATE NIGHT THURSDAYS

Contact:
T: 01 4789090.
E: hello@gallerynumberone.com

Press Contact:
Clodagh O’Hagan @ Blink PR,
T: 01 4789808 or 087 9084055,
E: clodagh@blinkpr.ie

W: http://www.blinkpr.ie/

The show is sponsored by:

Dublin design agency www.ebow.ie/

Mens online clothes store www.genius.ie/

Check out the pics of our Summer bash on the¬†web site designed by¬†ebow¬†which is one of Ireland’s biggest sites….www.entertainment.ie

As a little gift to you our viewers this bank holiday weekend we’ve made you your very own Gallery Number One screensaver clock! Download it here for your PC or here for your Mac!

CHECK OUT ONE OF OUR SUMMER HIGHLIGHTS: ‘THE ART OF RONNIE WOOD’ 19th JUNE – 6th of JULY

(IT’S RONNIE FROM THE STONES INNIT??)

Register for more info on shows and to receive invites to the launches….. Enjoy!

To add to our ever eclectic mix (Daniel Dens, James Rizzi, Frank Kiely) we have just taken stock of an amazing set of prints by Cork based artist Frieda Meaney. They’re not on the site yet (they will be – we promise) so in the meantime you’ll have to drop by to see them!!

JAMES RIZZI could be the world’s most famous living artist, although sometimes he is known as ‘that guy who draws the buildings with faces,’ and sometimes he is known as ‘the guy who draws those birds.’ Rizzi has never had a show at the Louvre or the Met, although he has been to both places, but in terms of audience, he’s as big as they come. Over his long career Rizzi has created hundreds of prints, paintings and drawings, and he has put his art on lots of other things, like buildings, airplanes, cars and cows

Rizzi is huge in the United States, huger in Japan and hugest in Germany, but that’s just the beginning. His cult is growing everywhere. There’s even a Rizzi on Seinfeld.

Rizzi is of Italian Irish descent. His mother being Irish and his father Italian (Think USA ’94 Giants Stadium!!)

Gallery Number One is delighted to be representing him in Ireland for the first time. Make sure and check it out!!!!