Art exhibitions at 45 Park Lane

Artist Jo Hummel creates layered, painted collages, rearranging and adjusting in a fluid process to create finished works that contain dynamism alongside harmonious ease. Drawing inspiration from her Isle of Wight home, this exhibition uses the geography and seaside paraphernalia of the coastline as a starting point for its hard-edged dividing lines, colours and motifs.

This exciting exhibition celebrates all things Art Deco, with a focus on iconic imagery from 1930s – 1940s travel, fashion and advertising. Vintage imagery and paintings will sit alongside contemporary works influenced by the Art Deco style. Known for its glamour and opulence, you’ll explore the movement’s roots, from the very beginning to its continued importance today.

Can beauty emerge from chaos? French-Israeli abstract painter Yoram Chisin believes so. By adding or exposing layers of paint on his canvases, he uses shapes – especially the square – to contain and order the many-faceted feelings of emotional chaos. A mesmerising collection of over 20 paintings, this exhibition displays the extent of Yoram’s chromatic and textural experimentations to create sculpturally-surfaced works of arresting visual depth.

Innovative London sculptor Jill Berelowitz’s ‘Moving Forward’ piece stands proudly outside the hotel. For this striking display, Jill has cast a number of sleek human forms in polished white and patinated bronze, each individually made so no two are alike. The relationships between the forms are open to interpretation, but together they act as a positive reminder of global momentum, moving onwards towards new beginnings.

Look across to The Dorchester’s forecourt to see more of Berelowitz’s work – The Dorchester Sphere, which was commissioned by Dorchester Collection to celebrate her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s platinum jubilee.