TURNER ART PERSPECTIVE
TAP Art Gallery is a UK based art gallery representing a growing portfolio of international artists which they exhibit at some of the world’s leading art fairs.
Established by art dealer and framer, Soo Turner, with 27 years experience in the art business.
TAP Art Gallery represent established and emerging artists from around the world, who they exhibit in their UK galleries, host with pop-up shows in London, curate at exhibitions in Europe, and exhibit at fairs in the USA, Europe, and Asia.
Soo Turner likes to combine the marketing of mainstream artworks with the promotion of unknown artists and photographers early in their careers, such as the now celebrated Connor Brothers and Dan Baldwin.
The portfolio of art includes realism, abstract, pop, and urban art, photography, sculpture, and installations.
Projects & collaborations include: Selfridges, London Design Festival, Icon Magazine, Grand Designs, Chaplins of London, Edinburgh Festival, Made in Chelsea and South Place Hotel.
TAP art galleries are based in Chelmsford & Shenfield, Essex, UK. The Chelmsford gallery is located in a converted barn on a 3,000 acre farm. The Shenfield gallery is a white-walled space in a charming retail suburb.
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WE ARE REOPENING WITH A POP! Simon Kirk's solo exhibition, 'Colour Pop' will begin on 13th April at our Shenfield gallery & will run until late May. We are so excited to finally be open again & with such an amazing new collection of original, colourful art by Simon.
Featured 'Son Of Klaatu' a new mixed media on board original, a part of Simon's latest collection
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TAP Galleries | Online Print Store
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'No Distance' original painting by Toni Cogdell
Toni Cogdell Original Paintings
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'Hollywood Darlings' by Rosie Emerson
Available now at Turner Art PerspectiveRosie Emerson is releasing two new editions of hand-painted screen prints featuring sirens of the silver screen Greta Garbo and Ava Gardner.
"My studio has always been my sanctuary, and at the start of 2021, I wanted to retreat away from the realities of the global pandemic, and play with iridescent inks, shiny powders and work with some beautiful images. Throughout most of 2020 I was unable to create my own photo shoots, so have been delving into the archives of Hollywood to create two brand new prints featuring these glamorous screen icons.
I have always been drawn to these beautiful black and white studio portraits, the lighting is masterful and they possess a softness which comes from shooting on real film.
I love playing on this softness, going against the grain of the often sharp graphic block colour aesthetic of screen print, and instead enhancing the soft, graininess akin to old newspaper print, with charcoal, bronze powders and paint - it is often unpredictable, but as each print is different it is an extremely gratifying process."
- Rosie Emerson
