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We warmly invite you to CCA Galleries International

CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION

from Friday 9th December

The gallery will feature an exhibition of newly released work by
BRUCE MCLEAN, LUCIE BENNETT, PETER BLAKE, DAN BALDWIN and HENRIK SIMONSEN

with limited editions and original works from the archives by
DAMIEN HIRST, TERRY FROST, SANDRA BLOW, STORM THORGERSON, JULIET ST JOHN NICOLLE, BARBARA RAE, DONALD HAMILTON FRASER and LUCY FARLEY 

Exhibition continues until 20th January 2023

CCA Galleries International presents three new silkscreen editions 

by

LUCIE BENNETT

Created at Coriander Studio, these beautiful original silkscreens are the most recent works in our collection of Lucie Bennett limited edition prints, and see the artist continue to explore female identity and sexuality through her signature pared down lines and carefully crafted colour combinations. 

Candy Sea , 2022
Silkscreen Print
Edition of 20
1075 x 1120 mm
Click to buy

Candy Sea is a female form adopting a classical pose with arms lifted out of the frame, presumably raised above her head, drawing the viewer to the centre of the

CCA Galleries International presents two new silkscreen editions  by  BRUCE MCLEAN

This week we are excited to launch Two Minimal Vases in a Grey Interior with Blue Anemones , a brand-new silkscreen edition with high gloss glaze and hand applied painted elements by artist Bruce Mclean.
Inspired by his 2021 series of paintings which featured ceramics against different backgrounds,  Two Minimal Vases in a Grey Interior with Blue Anemones  comes as a pair to Blue Anemones in Striped Vase, launched earlier this year.

CCA Galleries International  presents The Front Cover, featuring works from Storm Thorgerson, Storm Studios, Sir Peter Blake, Dan Baldwin, Zacron, Richard Evans, Aubrey Powell and many more.

Join us at CCA Galleries International for the iconic album artwork exhibition made for some of the most major bands of all time, including Pink Floyd, The Who, Led Zeppelin, The Offspring, Muse, Genesis, Black Sabbath, The Cranberries, to name a few.

The limited editions made from these album covers have been exhibited round the world, and is now being shown in Jersey. All work is for sale, and a rare opportunity to purchase

CCA Galleries International  presents 57 Pieces of Me: Ceramics by Lindsay Rutter

Local artist Lindsay Rutter won the Summer Prize at the Jersey Summer Exhibition 2019 for her piece, Big Red. Here she showcases her latest ceramic works, titled 57 Pieces of Me. One not to be missed. 

The gallery is open Monday - Friday 12 - 6pm

CCA Galleries International annual Summer show is now open to the public running from the 17th of June to July 26th.

The exhibition is based on the model at the Royal Academy every summer – exhibits are selected by a panel of professional artists and shown in a group selling exhibition.

The variety of work and the high standards it was created have made it a truly great show. One not to be missed

The gallery is open Monday - Friday 12 - 6pm

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We are very excited to welcome to the gallery the greatly talented and current, Lucie Bennett. This will be the first time Bennett has exhibited on the island and we are delighted to show her work to clients, collectors and supporters in Jersey.

Bennett will be showing some of her sought-after limited-edition silkscreen prints, along with original paintings, some of which are being created for this exhibition. It is a great chance to see the work by one of the UK’s most exciting artists.

Bennett has exhibited widely and internationally since 2001. She gained a BA from Manchester Metropolitan University

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Glen Perotte: 2020, a year in vision

exhibition extended until 27 March

An exhibition of 55 high definition portraits taken throughout the year. The exhibition is about its' subjects and is accompanied by their reflections on 2020. The C-type prints combine 6 high resolution prints to give a very honest, detailed and candied look at the sitters. A book of the exhibition is also for sale, with all proceeds going to Jersey Hospice.

Essentially, the exhibition is a visual study of 'being human'. Each portrait is accompanied by a written reflection by its' subject. The diversity is heartening and