galleries

Hales Gallery

G3 The Tea Building 7 Bethnal Green Rd
London E1 6LA
020 7033 1938
info@halesgallery.com
www.halesgallery.com
Wed-Sat 11-6
Tube Liverpool Street, Old Street, Aldgate East

Hales Gallery opened in 1992 as an alternative space in Deptford, South London. From this unlikely venue, Paul Hedge and Paul Maslin successfully launched the careers of a number of emerging British artists at that time, including among many others, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Mike Nelson and Sarah Jones.

The venue’s café became a social focal point for artists and created a good environment for the development and exchange of ideas. Both the gallery and café were regularly written about in the art press, national and international newspapers and attracted worldwide media attention.

In 1997 Hales became a commercial gallery and began to represent artists from international backgrounds including Tomoko Takahashi, Spencer Tunick, Hew Locke and Hans Op de Beeck. In 2004 Hales moved to its current new gallery space designed by architects HawkinsBrown in the Tea Building in London’s East End.

Exhibitions Interior 20.Jun - 26.Jul.08, Michael Smith School Work 16.May - 14.Jun.08, I am a living sign 11.Apr - 10.May.08, How do you want me? 01.Mar - 05.Apr.08, Jane Wilbraham: Irnoble Rot 11.Jan - 16.Feb.08, Trevor Appleson : Los Loss 23.Nov - 22.Dec.07, Great Outdoors 19.Oct - 17.Nov.07, David Godbold: The Advance of Unreason 14.Sep - 15.Oct.07, Lobby 19.Jul - 18.Aug.07, Blackfields 01.Jun - 07.Jul.07, Landskaber 27.Apr - 26.May.07, Menageries and Monuments 16.Mar - 21.Mar.07, Solo Show 07.Feb - 10.Mar.07, Solo Show 30.Nov - 20.Jan.07, Kraai 27.Oct - 25.Nov.06, revisionary 14.Sep - 21.Oct.06, Formal Dining 21.Jul - 25.Aug.06, Solo Show 08.Jun - 15.Jul.06