Alon Zakaim Fine Art

Alon Zakaim Fine Art is pleased to announce the opening of Fractures: The Legacy of Modern Art, a group exhibition exploring the enduring influence of Modernist painting over the last ninety years.

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Alon Zakaim Fine Art is proud to present Veins, the first Cork St exhibition of the work of acclaimed British sculptor Paul Vanstone. Through a mixture of classical and contemporary techniques, Vanstone subtly draws out the inherent flesh-like qualities of the exotically sourced marble, to create totemic heads and elegant, veined torsos. These works, often monumental in size, exude a sophisticated authority influenced by ancient sculpture, whilst simultaneously revealing a delicate myriad of colours on close inspection. This exhibition showcases new works from the artist's exciting oeuvre for the first time.

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Alon Zakaim Fine Art is proud to present a new selection of works by Claude Venard, bringing together works spanning forty years of the artist's career. This second show that we have devoted to this exceptional artist's oeuvre at our Cork St gallery charts the development of his technique away from his moody, representational paintings of coastal scenes and landscapes, through a simplification of style that eventually leads to the loose and free technique of his later years, heavy with impasto and dazzlingly colourful.

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Alon Zakaim Fine Art is pleased to announce the opening of the Summer Contemporary Exhibition, unveiling new works by some of our most exciting young artists alongside more established names on the contemporary art scene. Featuring the cinematic photorealism of Kate Brinkworth and Dan McDermott, the philosophical sculpture of David Breuer Weil, and the celebrity portraiture of Lorenzo Agius, the show will also highlight exceptional works by British sculptor Lynn Chadwick and the work of Terry O'Neill, one of the most important photographers of his generation.

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The Cyzer Gallery and Alon Zakaim Fine Art are proud to present an exhibition by Robert Marc. The works in this new exhibition, executed between 1960 and 1990, have remained hidden from the public eye for 20 years. This joint venture, being staged by both galleries simultaneously, will unveil the works and make them available for sale to both familiar international connoisseurs and a new UK audience.

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