ISABEL LAMBERT (RAWSTHORNE) - PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND DESIGNS:
A RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION
15th JANUARY – 21st FEBRUARY, 1998

CHRISTINE KHONDJI : DJINNS
(in collaboration with Rose Issa)
26th FEBRUARY – 21st MARCH, 1998

Work by an Iranian artist living in Paris, that seeks to externalise the inner djinns or 'genies' by which we all are possessed.

CONTEMPORARY ART FROM SOUTH-EAST ASIA:
FEATURING XU ZHONG MIN FROM CHINA

26th MARCH – 9th MAY, 1998

To celebrate and support the ASEM II Summit meeting in London, an exhibition of work from Japan, Vietnam, Singapore, Taiwan and Mainland China.

ALEISTER CROWLEY: PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS
A RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION

7th APRIL – 18th APRIL, 1998
Better known for his writings on Magick than as a painter, this unique retrospective of the collected works of 'the Master Therion' constitutes the only public exhibition of his expressionistic work since its first showing at the Nierendorff Gallery in Berlin in 1931.

EL ANATSUI:  A SCULPTED HISTORY OF AFRICA.
14th MAY – 20th JUNE, 1998
This exhibition marked the publication of the first book to deal exclusively with this outstanding West African sculptor, El Anatsui; A Sculpted History of Africa, published by Saffron Books  in conjunction with the October Gallery.

SELECTED WORKS BY AUBREY WILLIAMS

25th JUNE – 1st AUGUST, 1998

An exhibition to coincide with the major retrospective of this important Guyanese artist's work at the Whitechapel Art Gallery, London.

AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL ART FROM ARNHEM LAND AND MELVILLE ISLAND
(in collaboration with Indigenart, Western Australia and Aboriginal Fine Arts, Northern Territories.)

10th SEPTEMBER – 7th NOVEMBER, 1998

NEW COLOURS FROM OLD WORLDS: CONTEMPORARY ART FROM OCEANIA.
           13th NOVEMBER – 23rd JANUARY, 1999

The first comprehensive exhibition in the UK of painting and sculpture from Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu and New Caledonia, including work by Mathias Kauage, OBE, Ruki Famé, Gickmai Kundun and Aloi Pilioko.       More information.