Felix & Spear Gallery exhibits and represents a select group of significant contemporary artists, along with dealing in Modern British and Post-War works of art.
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We look forward to welcoming you to our gallery in Ealing. Please feel free to contact us with any enquiries, including pricing for available works.
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Wed - Fri 11.00-18.00 Sat - Sun 12.00-15.00
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Exhibitions
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​​Current exhibition | Tam Joseph: This Green and Pleasant Land | 20 March - 17 May 2025. Press Release and Brochure.​​
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Paul Tonkin: Glimmering (an exhibition of abstract paintings in a virtual space). View here.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
Museum Exhibition
Chippenham Museum
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Language of the Physical: Katherine Gili Sculpture brings together a range of sculptures by Katherine Gili, spanning four decades from 1980 to 2022. Gili’s practice is rooted in a deeply physical engagement with materials—particularly steel, heavy-duty paper, and paper clay—and her work has steadily gained recognition in recent years. Most notably, her sculpture Vertical IV (1975) was recently displayed for the first time at Tate Britain as part of their ongoing collection display, Modern and Contemporary British Art (1965–1980), highlighting Gili’s significant contribution to British sculpture.
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Museum Exhibition
The Box, Plymouth
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Carnivalesque features a series of Lyons' dynamic, expressive works and explores the folklore and mythology of Trinidad and Tobago, in particular the large colourful carnival that takes place there just before Ash Wednesday every year. Mysterious figures mingle with symbols and motifs including the mythical ‘jumbie bird’. Vibrant scenes are laced with uncertainty as you're invited to take a journey into Lyons' world.
The exhibition brings over 40 of his works to Plymouth, including paintings, drawings and sketchbooks. It also showcases some of Lyons’ poetry - offering a unique insight into his creative process.
The exhibition is organised by the Whitworth, The University of Manchester in collaboration with The Box. Along with a beautifully illustrated catalogue it brings greater visibility and recognition for Lyons at a timely point in his long career.​
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Books
Becoming Fowokan: The Life and Works of Fowokan George Kelly, by Dr Margaret Andrews, chronicles the life of one of Britain’s foremost Black sculptors Fowokan.
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Available to buy here.
Bringing together paintings and sculptures from over 40 years of work, Tam Joseph: I Know What I See is the first major publication to provide an extensive survey of the work of Dominica-born British artist Tam Joseph (b. 1947).
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Available from Four Corners Books here.
Aspects of Landscape presents paintings by John Hitchens, created over a period of more than five decades. His main subject and source of inspiration is the landscape of the British Isles, its hills and field patterns, woodland, sea, the night sky and forms in nature.
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Available from Sansom & Company here.