Forming a contemporary exhibition space spanning four floors, CCA Galleries international showcases some of the best contemporary British art including; paintings, limited edition prints and sculpture.
CCA International is at the center of cultural life in Jersey; bringing an opportunity to view and purchase work by leading International and local artists and offering educational opportunities for the community.
the current exhibition is:
20 JUNE - 30 JULY
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) is the principal sponsor for the Jersey Summer Exhibition 2025.
As well as providing a showcase for the best art being produced on the Island, the Jersey Summer Exhibition is an opportunity to award the best of the best with prizes to acknowledge the quality of their work.
The Summer Prize + Emerging Artist Prize is sponsored by RBC. The RURAL Country Life prizes are sponsored by BCRLaw, with support from Jersey Heritage. Inspired by the Sea prizes are sponsored by Madhatter Surf Shop, and the Design & Illustration prize is sponsored by Gallery Magazine Jersey.
We would like to thank our generous sponsors @rbc @ruraljersey @bcrlawllp @gallerymagazine @madhatter_surfshop as well as @jerseyheritage for their kind support.
THE previous EXHIBITION was:
CCA Galleries International Presents “Good Vibrations featuring works from Enter gallery. brings together a bold and eclectic lineup of leading contemporary artists whose works radiate joy, vibrancy, and cultural commentary. With such a great line up including: Grayson Perry, Slim Aarons, Marc Quinn, Michael Craig-Martin, Marcelina Amelia, Peter Blake, Harland Miller, Elizabeth Waggett, Gavin Turk, Gary Hume, Maria Rivans, Juliet St John Nicolle, Richard Berner, Magnus Gjoen, Sara Pope, and Dave White this promises to be an exhibition full of the joys of life. Good vibrations indeed.
tHE PREVIOUS EXHIBITION WAS:
tHE PREVIOUS exhibition WAS:
Word Play is an exhibition of work by artists who use text as an integral part of their creative process. From collage to sloganism and narratives to graphic design, this collection of artwork explores some of the ways in which artists incorporate words in visual artworks.
Ever since the cubists collaged newspaper, labels and ticket stubs into their still life paintings at the turn of the 20th century artists have incorporated ‘found’ printed letters into their work. Adding visual interest, texture and a sense of the present in the everyday timestamp of the centuries technological revolution inspired by the printing machine.
Words are ubiquitous in our lives. Reading the streams of online texts, advertising, packing, signs or even the intimate words in a novel or poem most of us forget each letter is a shape and each word its own composition. Using language, artists transform the basic building blocks of contemporary communication, using the alphabet as a tool to create unique provocations.
Language is uniquely malleable and constantly reinvented. Just as artists find new ways to manipulate paint or clay, so too do they find new ways of transforming words into art; pairing words with images, playing with the meaning of words, annotating, redacting, creating comic interjections reducing to the component parts a letter at a time.
The PREVIOUS exhibition WAS:
dECEMBER 13 - jANUARy 31
For this dynamic exhibition CCA Galleries International has invited nineteen Jersey based artists, sculptors, poets and dancers and paired them with a selection of artwork(s). The responses can flow with the work or clash with it, bounce off it, interrogate it, delve deeper, respond conceptually, play with it as in the exquisite corpse drawing game or visually combine more than one work - anything but copy it!
Art Clash | 12 December 2024 - 31 January 2025 - Installation Views | CCA Galleries International
Each print has been hand signed by Sir Peter Blake CBE and will be sold to benefit Teenage Cancer Trust. A US version will be available to purchase at a later date to benefit Teen Cancer America. The print measures: 67cm x 68cm'Going Home UK ', has been printed at Coriander Studio London using 410gsm Somerset radiant white satin paper, with each image having 22 colours screen printed with a selected spot high gloss varnish.
On 15 March 2024, Mark Knopfler will release a new, special recording of his anthemic 'Going Home (Theme From Local Hero)', to raise funds for Teenage Cancer Trust and its American equivalent Teen Cancer America.
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And, in a great honour, the track opens with Jeff Beck's final recording.
Roger Daltrey, Teenage Cancer Trust's Honorary Patron and co-founder of Teen Cancer America (with Pete Townshend), added harmonica, and Beatles icon Ringo Starr is on drums along with his son Zak Starkey, their two drum tracks switching from one to the other, revealing an unmistakable family style. Sting completes an extraordinary rhythm section on bass.
With artwork designed by Sir Peter Blake (The Beatles, The Who, Band Aid, Paul Weller etc), this release is a landmark in rock music history.
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Here are the artists who are involved with the Summer Exhibition this year, we are so pleased with the works that have been produced
Alice Leng, Ann Morgan, Anna Shipley, Annabel, Godfray, Anne Frances Le Moine, Antoine Fritch, Belma Kratovic, Ben Robertson, Benjamin Misson, Brian Clarke, Carol Ann Sutherland, Caroline Hall, Celina Borfiga, Claire Haithwaite, Cristabelle Jégard, Cynthia Harrison Orr, David Henley, David Ormsby, Deborah Henderson, Deirdre Szpera, Demeter Dykes, Dylan Coppard, Elizabeth Armstrong, Emily Paranthoen, Emma Loizides, George Badescu, Gigi Cooke, Ginny Page, Graham Tovey, Helen Glencross, Hugh Anson Knaggs, Ian Smith, Janine Graham, Jarrod Becker, Jason Butler, Jay Shaughnessy, Jayne Herbert, Jennifer Querns, Judith de Carteret, Juliet St John Nicolle, Kay Le Seelleur Ara, Kerry-Jane Warner, Kevin Mayne, Laura Hudson, Louise London, Madalin Spataru, Malgorzata Krzysztofik, Mark Guest, Mark Holley, Martin McDowell, Max Le Feuvre, Max Burnett, Michelle Le Cornu, Mick Humpage, Natasha K. He, Peter Huggler, Pierre Benjamin, Pippa Barrow, Rachel Ara, Rinka Fan and Andrew Rogers, Sapphire De La Haye, Sasha Bellamy, Shannon le seelleur, Shelby Parker, Studio What Now, Thinus Slabber, Tim Le Breuilly, Tim Ashton-Barnett, Toby Rainbird, Wendy Jenkins, Will Lakeman, Will Bertram, Yulia Makeyeva, Zelga Miller
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) is the principal sponsor for the Jersey Summer Exhibition 2025.
As well as providing a showcase for the best art being produced on the Island, the Jersey Summer Exhibition is an opportunity to award the best of the best with prizes to acknowledge the quality of their work.
The Summer Prize + Emerging Artist Prize is sponsored by RBC. The RURAL Country Life prizes are sponsored by BCRLaw, with support from Jersey Heritage.
Inspired by the Sea prizes are sponsored by Madhatter Surf Shop, and the Design & Illustration prize is sponsored by Gallery Magazine Jersey.
We would like to thank our generous sponsors @rbc @ruraljersey @bcrlawllp @gallerymagazine @madhatter_surfshop as well as @jerseyheritage for their kind support
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Tonight is the night!
Join us for drinks and light refreshments and enjoy an evening of art!
Now in its 9th year at CCA Galleries International, the Jersey Summer Exhibition continues to be the ultimate celebration of artistic inspiration and cultural vibrancy in the island.
The annual Jersey Summer Exhibition has grown into a highlight of the Jersey art scene, attracting both locals and visitors, collectors and art enthusiasts with its dynamic showcase of talent. Welcoming emerging and established artists alike the Jersey Summer Exhibition showcases all visual art forms including; paintings, prints, drawings, ceramics, design, sculpture, film, digital arts and photography. Modelled after the renowned Royal Academy event in London, the Jersey Summer Exhibition presents the best of Jersey’s art community each year, as selected by an esteemed panel of judges. This year’s selection panel boasts another remarkable line-up. Joining CCA judges Gillian Duke and Tom Parker are Wayne Hemingway and Adam Dant.
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Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) is the principal sponsor for the Jersey Summer Exhibition 2025.
As well as providing a showcase for the best art being produced on the Island, the Jersey Summer Exhibition is an opportunity to award the best of the best with prizes to acknowledge the quality of their work.
The Summer Prize + Emerging Artist Prize is sponsored by RBC. The RURAL Country Life prizes are sponsored by BCRLaw, with support from Jersey Heritage. Inspired by the Sea prizes are sponsored by Madhatter Surf Shop, and the Design & Illustration prize is sponsored by Gallery Magazine Jersey.
We would like to thank our generous sponsors @rbc @ruraljersey @bcrlawllp @gallerymagazine @madhatter_surfshop as well as @jerseyheritage for their kind support. -
Highlighting all the artists who’s prints are in the Good Vibrations show next is Kay Le Seelleur Ara @kay_leseelleur with three new print editions
Kay was born in 1941 in St Albans, UK, following her mother’s evacuation from Jersey just before the invasion. She spent her early years during the war with family in the UK before returning to Jersey in 1945 after liberation. Kay found her passion for art and drawing in childhood. She attended Bath Academy of Art between 1958-1962, studying under artists such as Howard Hodgkin, Adrian Heath, Henry Cliffe and Gillian Ayres. Following art school Kay taught art in London and painted sporadically whilst raising her two children.
Silkscreens ‘Poor Frida’ and ‘Whip, Crack, Away - Whip, Crack, Away’ and lithograph ‘You Promised No Dog’ exemplify the way in which Le Seelleur Ara orchestrated a joyfully strange wonderland through her work.
Available to view in the flesh at @ccagalleries_international and for sale. Enquires welcome through the CCAI website.
Good Vibrations is open at CCA Galleries International featuring works from Enter Gallery. Good vibrations indeed. Pop in.
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