The Faces of Eve exhibition in Chelsea to celebrate International Women's Day

 The Faces of Eve international contemporary art exhibition of paintings, bronze and clay sculpture, digital art and photography by 23 artists from 12 countries will celebrate International Women's Day over the 100th anniversary of women's vote in the UK. The show will take place at Gallery 508 in Chelsea on 8 - 20 March 2018. 

The Faces of Eve Opening Night is on Thursday, the 8th of March from 6:30pm till 9pm. Enjoy the art and live music with a welcome drink! 

The Faces of Eve international contemporary art show is part of a series of annual art exhibitions, organised by International Art Events London to praise The Woman, regardless the colour, religion or nationality. It is curated by Zina Bercovici of International Art Events London. This year's show also celebrates 100 years since women gained the right to vote in the UK and pays tribute to Suffragettes. 

Participating artists include: Annette Johnnerfelt – Sweden, Ayca Güney – Turkey, Christina Pleyer – Germany, Henrik Fischer – Denmark, Ileana Collazo – USA, Jean Pierre Burquier – France, Katya Kan – UK, Kelly Fisher – Switzerland, Léonore Alexandre – France, Linda Bareham-Stanley - UK, Liz London - UK, Marizeth Baumgarten – Spain, Michael Pantuso – USA, Nati Vannier – Ukraine, Roger de Tanios - Lebanon, Sandrine Ruck – France, Sanne Rasmussen – Denmark, Shoshana Rymon – Israel, Stella A De Bellini – France, Vike Pedersen – Denmark, Yueh Yin Taffs – UK and Zelmira Peralta Ramos – Argentina. 

The artists will display oil and acrylic paintings on canvas, watercolours, bronze, stone and clay sculptures, art photography and digital art. They are famous in their own counties. One can find their works in museums, art galleries and private collections across the world. 

Gallery 508 is located in Chelsea's World's End at 508 King's Road, SW10 0LD. 

Exhibition opening times: Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 6pm 

Sunday - 12pm - 5pm, Monday - day off 

Nearest tube stations: Earl's Court, West Brompton, Sloane Square and Fulham Broadway.