Flowers New York

Profile

Angela Flowers established her first gallery in 1970 on Lisle Street in London's West End. In the 1980s, the gallery was one of the first to open in London's East End, in a former laundry/fur storage facility in Hackney, and the space became known as Flowers East . Matthew Flowers, Angela's son, took over day to day operations in 1989. In 1997, the gallery expanded further with a Los Angeles space, at Bergamot Station.

There are now two gallery spaces in London: a West End premises on Cork Street opened in 2000 and in 2002 the gallery moved from Hackney into a 12,000 sq foot industrial space in Shoreditch, East London. The US business relocated in 2003 from LA to New York on Madison Avenue, and then in 2009 moved to West 20th street in Chelsea.

Flowers has participated regularly in art fairs internationally. The programme in both the UK and US comprises all media by established and emerging artists, as an active publisher of prints and multiples, and with a growing department in contemporary international photography.

Artists: Glenys Barton , Derek Boshier , Boyd & Evans, Edward Burtynsky , Stephen Chambers , Cedric Christie , Bernard Cohen, William Crozier, Ken Currie , Jane Edden, Kleio Gizeli, Friedemann Hahn, David Hepher , Nicola Hicks , Peter Howson , Patrick Hughes , Claerwen James, Lucy Jones , Nadav Kander , John Keane , Phillip King , John Kirby, Kwon Kisoo, Mona Kuhn , Tim Lewis , John Loker , Jiro Osuga, Freya Payne, Tom Phillips , Robert Polidori , Steve Pyke, Carol Robertson , Michael Sandle , Tai-Shan Schierenberg , Richard Smith , Jack Smith , Trevor Sutton, Jenny Tait, Jennifer Taylor, Brian Wall

represented artists