Signet Contemporary Art is a contemporary fine art gallery located on the Kings Road in Chelsea, London. 

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WILDLIFE EXHIBITION 19-30th August
Opening Day 19th August 12-5pm

Signet Contemporary Art presents to you an artistic journey through the awe-inspiring world of wildlife. From exploring mesmerising landscapes to exploring the diverse collections of animals, the Signet Contemporary Art Wildlife Exhibition aims to highlight the utmost importance of our beautiful wildlife. In order to help protect this landscape, a portion of sales made during this exhibition will be donated to the Wildlife Trust Organisation who aim to raise and spread awareness on the conservation of our wildlife. To help this cause, the exhibiting artists of this show will be displaying their artworks that display elements of wildlife, the natural world and the animal world. This not only will help raise money for the Wildlife Trust Organisation but will provide invaluable recognition for the essential work and help the trust is putting forward to protect London’s landscape but also around the world.

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This extensive exhibition brings together 11 highly talented contemporary artists who collectively create a diverse exploration of the world of wildlife. These artists include Hazel Soan, Nathan Neven, Andrzej Szymchik, Henk Jan Sanderman, Fabiano Large, Katherine Ingleby, JJ Galloway, Mandii Pope, Lilia Mazurkevich, Laurence O Toole and Ashley Davies.

The exhibiting artists each have their own individual takes on exploring and celebrating the majestic, mesmerising and powerful natural environment. From Hazel Soan’s watercolour renderings of lions and elephants to Mandii Pope’s vibrant and mystical paintings of butterflies and the natural world rendered in acrylic and spray paint on canvas. This exhibition promises to provide an exciting range of artistic flair and to present a wide range of emerging and established artists that all share the common aim of exploring our beautiful landscape.

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The Wildlife Trust aims to address the current issues that are occurring that are actively damaging our planets landscape. This incredibly valuable organisation remains focused on preserving and conserving our wildlife by minimising the damage that has occurred previously. Whilst this organisation directly helps the conservation of wildlife first hand, the organisation also aims make the natural world accessible to all people of the public- bringing in people of all ages, identities, cultures, backgrounds and abilities. The trust is vital in collectively understanding the importance of our planet’s ecosystem, animals and wildlife that make up the world we live in and ensure that the world of wildlife remains a space where future generations can embrace.

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Join us this August to reflect on the incredible diversity, charm and wealth of our planets wildlife!

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