Alan Kluckow Fine Art

02/03/2026

Alan Kluckow Fine Art officially opened in January 2000 and we mounted our first solo exhibition in April of the same year. Since then we have held regular shows featuring artists represented by the gallery, plus a number of collaborative exhibitions with other selected galleries and organisations.

After 26 years we have decided to close the exhibition space in Sunningdale to concentrate on a more active online presence, as well as mounting exhibitions curated and designed for venues that offer more scope for a wider variety of work.

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Alan Kluckow Fine Art in Sunningdale will officially close on the 31st of March and the office will re-locate to: 8 Chertsey Road, Chobham GU24 8NB.

16/10/2025

This month Frieze and, across the Channel, Art Basel are locked in a battle for domination of the global art fair market

16/10/2025

Top collectors are waiting it out while galleries cope with a market course correction

18/06/2025

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From Adrien Brody to Paul McCartney, here are the A-listers who have dabbled in the world of art to disastrous or embarrassing effect

14/06/2025

EQUUS II

12th June to 26th July, 2025

Exhibition features work by Chonat Getz, Heather Jansch, Jo Taylor, Kerry Phippen, Minna Stevens, Rebecca Swainston, Susan Leyland.

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This is our second Equus exhibition showcasing artists’ work inspired by the horse. Horses have appeared in works of art from prehistoric cave paintings to the present day. Around the world, humans have a close relationship with the horse and their power and majesty have been depicted in various art forms through the ages.

​From horses in battle; mares and foals in a landscape; sporting art; and portraits of famous racehorses to monumental, iconic sculptures.

​​Leonardo da Vinci renowned for his anatomical studies of the horse. George Stubbs lyrical style and accuracy, showing the formal stance adopted for equine portraits. Picasso ‘The Boy Leading a Horse’ captures the strength and elegance of the horse in its muted colours and minimalist lines. Lucian Freud had a lifelong fascination with horses which influenced his art and life.

23/05/2025

https://news.artnet.com/art-world/artificial-intelligence-robot-painting-2644496

Robot painting reveals technology’s limits, but true artistry lies in human-machine collaboration, not AI hype.

01/05/2025

Sales analyses show a clear reversal in growth trajectory as the top end continues to cool

26/01/2025

How Art Works:

Ellen Winner speaking at the American Philosophical Society Autumn Meeting, November 2018.

24/12/2024