On Friday 10 December 2010 the gallery will open the second exhibition of the British artist Don Brown. Questioning ideas of perfection, his sculptures catch Yoko, his wife, in everyday poses. Although without the heroics of classical portraiture, their detailed craftsmanship allude to the works of Ancient Greece or Canova.

As the third part of its series of ‘Street View’ exhibitions, Galleria Lorcan O’Neill unveils Eddie Peake’s ‘History’, which includs works of photography, sculpture and painting. On display is Peake’s ‘History Passes Through Me’, a sculpture made of smooth plaster whose curves and bends evoke the human form in an abstracted, anthropomorphic way. As a collective, the works investigate a fundamental component of Peake’s work, highlighting the complexity of rendering verbal language through nonverbal modes of communication.

Galleria Lorcan O’Neill Roma presents its second Street View project, with Ivan Malerba (Naples, 1972).  Malerba lives in Glasgow, and here presents a set of nine paintings.