Nazca Culture 100 BC-800 AD

In celebration of our 40th anniversary, Paul Hughes Fine Arts is presenting a unique selling exhibition "Back To The Future" featuring museum quality Pre-Columbian textiles from our collection in dialogue with 20th and 21st century South American artists. Never before have these artists been shown together in one place, and this unique event revels in both the diversities and unities of our exhibition program. The show commemorates the gallery's history while also looking forward to its future.

Lamb Gallery & Paul Hughes are delighted to present 'Continuities' a group thematic selling exhibition spanning 2000 years of textile arts from South America. Considered the primary art form in the Andean region, Pre-Colombian textiles were vessels to convey identity and became paramount in reflecting social, religious and cosmological cultural visual values.

White Cube Paris is pleased to present ‘Rara avis’, a group exhibition curated by Jerry Stafford which brings together antiquities, artefacts and contemporary works of art sharing the subject of birds. Latin for ‘rare bird’, the exhibition title infers discovery and a sense of the wondrous or exquisite, but also intimates feelings of loss and lament. With a selection of works from the Paul Hughes Collection.

The exhibition Continuities celebrates the creative virtuosity’s and empowered achievements of Brazilian female artists of the 20th and 21st centuries contrasted with an important collection of Andean Pre-Columbian textile arts that inspired many of these modernist Brazilian artists as Mira Schendel, Jandyra Waters, Delba Marcolini and Sachiko Koshikoku. This selection of works foregrounds the unique role played by these artists in the development of modern and contemporary art in Brazil. All works as exhibited are realised by women artists from the ancient world to the modern era, the selection of modern paintings and textiles attests to the presence of the creative ingenuity in both Brazil and the ancient Andean regions that spans a time frame of 2000 years is testament to the enduring accomplishments of these female innovators to express themselves in a most poetic and sophisticated abstract manner. It illustrates that women were more than contributors to the developments of visual arts in Brazil, they were a driving force of Brazilian art in the 20th century.

Oscar Humphries is pleased to present Somewhere to Hang Your Hat, the first exhibition to explore collector, travel writer, and novelist Bruce Chatwin’s relationship with art. With a selection of works of the Paul Hughes Collection.

Resonances is a collaboration between Paul Hughes Fine arts and Gallery MAPA at Frieze Masters London Oct 12th to 16th. The presentation will include a select group of abstract Ancient...

For Frieze Masters 2021, Paul Hughes Fine Arts is pleased to present a selection of museum-quality Pre-Columbian textile arts. With a focus on a new collection of figurative painted textiles...