The reception of Lost Star a new exhibition at the Concourse Gallery East Park Terrace is a week on Thursday - all welcome. Lost Star is an exhibition of original prints by 16 members of Red Hot Press Print Workshop in Southampton. It commemorates the centenary of the maiden voyage of the fated RMS Titanic. Reception is on Thursday 12 April from 5.00 to 7.00pm.
The Exhibition will continue at the Concourse Gallery in The Michael Andrews Building until 22nd May.
For the second year running I have sold a watercolour at the Mall Galleries and the same subject: a Norfolk round tower church. Could this be a clue to latest trend in popular subject matter? ...or just a coincidence? Here it is: All Saints, Freethorpe. A lovely church with a large Norman tower.
Don't miss this show at the Mall Galleries and spot my two pictures - until 25 March. More to follow.
A3 size layout of proposed street scene
Some images showing what Katherine and I got up to at the Business Design Centre in Islington. Essentially a large 5 metre by 2.5 metre light box painted in blck emulsion which we worked on like scraper board using lino tools and chisels. The brief was to create a street scene showing the clients street lighting products and to encourage visitors to "have a go". Hard work but fun over two days - we are now both lighting experts - LED of course!
For all those of you into "lighting" and in London on Wednesday/Thursday next week, come and see us on the Aquila stand as part of the ARC Show. Katherine and I will be masquerading as artists demonstrating how to printmake with light - all will be revealed!
Edward Burra: Landscape, Cornwall with Figures 1975
Just returned from Chichester after seeing the Edward Burra show at the Pallant House Gallery. Burra's masterful handling of watercolour and his superior draughtsmanship skills are truly inspirational. This exhibition explores the many aspects of his work from depictions of street life in Harlem to landscapes in Sussex all mainly produced in watercolour. From his early stylised figure compositions to more realistic representations, and in some cases at enormous scale, Burra's work never fails to impress. A must - ends 19 Feb - don't miss it!
I am thrilled to announce the opening of my exhibition at Southampton Solent University with a reception on Thursday 27 October at 6.00 pm. A Point of View is an exhibition of my recent watercolour studies including local views of Southampton's heritage buildings. The show continues until 7 January 2012.
This really is the place to be seen at. The Private Views at all shows open at 6pm including the BA(Hons) Fine Art and BA(Hons) Illustration shows at the Bargate Centre - not to be missed! There will be a special Fashion Show on the 3rd floor JM building at 7.30pm. Find me in the BA(Hons) Interior Design Decoration show by the the entrance foyer Millais building.
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