OSTERLING
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Est. 2000

Contemporary work chosen for its material presence, clarity of thought and capacity to reward a second look.

London

Osterling Fine Art

2026

About Us

Founded with a commitment to supporting emerging and established artists, the gallery creates meaningful connections between art, culture, and community.

Warm contemporary gallery wall lined with framed blue and turquoise artworks
126 Unique Art Works
38 Featured Artist
24 Years of Excellence

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Black abstract sculpture on a stone pedestal in a dark contemporary gallery
APRIL – AUGUST 2026

The gallery supports artists by connecting art, culture, and community.

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Calendar

Gallery Programme

Close detail of impasto paint in yellow and black
Surface study — pigment and gessoAt Osterling
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June 19:00

In Conversation: Mara Ellingsen

A focused discussion about material, repetition and the decisions that remain visible in a finished work.

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July 20:00

Summer Exhibition Evening

An after-hours first look at the seasonal installation with artists and the gallery team.

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20
August 18:00

Curator-Led Collection Preview

A small-group walkthrough of recent arrivals, with time for questions about each work.

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Journal

Ways of Seeing

Studio notes and exhibition essays that stay close to how the work is made.

Artist studio interior with works in progress

6 min read

The Pace of Looking: Notes from Elena Voss's Studio

Inside a practice shaped by revision, layered pigment and the confidence to leave a canvas unresolved.

Open Essay

8 min read

What Surfaces Remember

An exhibition essay on sanding, staining and weathering as ways of carrying time into an artwork.

Close detail of layered orange, blue and green paint Open Essay

Gallery Notes

Keep a Line Open

Occasional letters about new exhibitions, artist projects and works entering the gallery.

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