Art Curator

Marie-Claudine Llamas

GUERIN PROJECTS was created by Marie-Claudine Llamas (b.1994). Marie-Claudine is a French, London based independent curator. She is rapidly making a name for herself as a star curator of the next generation and prominent figure on the contemporary art scene, with acclaimed exhibitions over the past decade which have included"The Power of She" at Bowman Sculpture. MC recently presented a sell-out exhibition of James D. Kelly’s photography at Photo London, which generated much praise in the media including The Times, The Guardian and Forbes. She has taken part in numerous talks, including “Boom for Real, the Late Teenage Years of Jean Michel Basquiat” at Hauser and Wirth Somerset. MC is growing to become an accomplished part of the burgeoning London Art landscape.

“It was whilst I was at City Guilds that I started curating shows with my fellow students and tutors' works, so I fell into it very organically. My background is in fine art, which means that I'm aware of the process artists go through when making work. I love having a practice based education, it feeds directly into my process as a curator. When planning an exhibition, I am deeply involved in the development of the works, which means I really know the pieces which l'm hanging. Each exhibition I curate is the result of months, sometimes years of conversations and critical work with the artist. It's my favourite part of the job. It's so important to love the work and the person behind the works, it means that once the pieces are up on the wall of the booth/gallery I can truly describe with enthusiasm and awareness what the images are about. I'll only take part in a fair or organise an exhibition if I have the perfect fit for it, it's not about just doing projects, it's about how tailored a situation can be for an artist, the work needs to be valued and in the right context, to give it the targeted attention it deserves!”

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Featured Artists

Tancredi di Carcaci

Tancredi’s practice explores representational symbols through ceramics and bronze, using an ancient visual language to reconfigure idolatry as a metaphor for the conflict of ideas and people.

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Felix Conran

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Robin Hunter Blake

Robin Hunter Blake is a British-American photographer and director based in London. His work is deeply romantic and enquires upon values of identity and philosophy, using the camera as a tool to decode and search for the nuances that make up the human experience. The pieces are about passion, anger, lust and fervour.

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James Vaulkhard

Vaulkhard’s canvases offer viewers a deeply personal yet universal meditation on the intricate bond between place, identity, and the passage of time.

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Jessica St James

Jessica St James blends classical training with contemporary practice, creating etchings and spoken-word performances that delve into mysticism, ritual, and the fragmented psyche. Her work bridges technical mastery and intuitive expression, drawing on themes of healing and transformation.

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Adam Dix

Adam Dix’s works are reflections and symbolisations of every day life occurrences and practices. The artist uses traditional folk customs, religious ceremonies as a way of portraying contemporary modes of operation and communication.

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Timothy Gatenby

Timothy gatenby's work is about “merging reality and fiction, and a form of fantastical realism”.

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Holly Allan

Holly creates embroidered works inspired by nature, the female form, and portraiture, blending representation and abstraction to explore the resilience of nature within urban spaces.

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Nettie Wakefield

Nettie Wakefield is renowned for her “Reverse Portraits” series. Her textured, surrealist drawings explore identity through hair, fur, and feathers, drawing on art history and symbolism.

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LUAP

Born in 1982 in Grimsby, Paul Robinson, known by his alias LUAP, is a versatile British artist who seamlessly blends adventure and art in his photography and paintings.

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Lily Lewis

Lily Lewis is a London based multi-disciplinary artist. Her practice is committed to exploring the interplay between the classical and the contemporary, telling the story of humanness.

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James D Kelly

Born in 1985 on the East Coast of Yorkshire, James D. Kelly is a versatile artist hailing from Britain's vibrant capital, London.

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Past Projects

14/03/2025 - 09/04/2025

And All Shall Be Memorialised

And All Shall Be Memorialisedcurated by Guerin Projects

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Guerin Projects - And All Shall Be Memorialised

06/12/2024 - 21/12/2024

Luap Life Lines 2024

Life LinesA NEW EXHIBITION BY LUAPCurated by Guerin Projects

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22/10/2024 - 27/10/2024

Lapada 2024

Felix Conran, Tancredi di Carcaci, Sam Jackson, Zavier Ellis, James Vaulkhard; Ru Knox and Auguste Rodin

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26/09/2024 - 29/09/2024

British Art Fair 2024

Guerin Projects Announce Solo Exhibition of James Vaulkhard at British Art Fair this Autumn

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16/05/2024 - 19/05/2024

Photo London 2024

GUERIN PROJECTS presents the “Night Light” series, an unseen body of work by acclaimed London based photographer James D. Kelly in exclusivity for Photo London at Somerset House. This is the first time James D. Kelly will be exhibiting his work to the public.

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