Contemporary Artist | My Life in Trees
Material Presence Fitzrovia Gallery 139 Whitfield St, London W1T 5EN Part 1: 15th-20th November Finissage 19th November 12-5pm Part 2: 22nd-27th November Finissage 26th November 12-5pm Material Presence celebrates the work of painters brought together whilst participating in the Turps Correspondence Course. Curated by Lucy Cade, Sarah Jane Hender and Sarah Praill, the exhibition is
2-person exhibition at the Malvern Library. AUTUMN SONG a love letter to change 4th November – 29th November 2022 Private View 5th November 12pm – 3pm Malvern Library, WR14 2HU MalvernLib@worcestershire.gov.uk 01905 822722 CAROLYN BLAKE MONICA PEREZ VEGA Carolyn Blake records the non-event in the everyday, bringing to life the inconsequential and non-memorable. Travelling at
Ghost Story sits in an ambiguous space. Plumes of smoke merge into the forest canopy, blurring trees with sky. Sparks rise in the foreground- is it a cosy campfire or creeping wildfire? This painting is inspired by memories of home; as a child, sitting round the campfire with family, telling ghost stories in the redwood
From Jan-Jun 2022, I had been working as an associate artist with Ikon Gallery, facilitating art workshops with students across Birmingham in response to the work of Hew Locke and in celebration of the Commonwealth Games and the public art commission, Foreign Exchange in the city centre.
Weary Harold Group Exhibition Opening: 18 Feb 6-9 pm 19-Feb-18 March 2022 ASC Gallery The Chaplin CentreTaplow HouseThurlow StreetLondon SE17 2DG Open M-F 10:30-17:00 www.ascstudios.co.uk gallery@ascstudios.co. Weary Harold, the Byronic hero from the epic poem, Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage, has been both venerated and ridiculed through the ages for his ambitious longing for adventure,
Solo exhibition at the Birmingham and Midland Institute. 1-26 November 2021 Like many, the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown was a time of isolation and introspection. I took the opportunity to reflect on some of the most significant trees throughout my life. Some are memorable simply for their presence, while some mark specific moments or movements. As
I am delighted to have two pieces in the RBSA Prize Exhibition 2020 at the RBSA gallery, located in the Jewelery Quarter of Birmingham, UK. Exhibition is on 8 Oct til 21 Nov. 2020. Weeping Williow, 130 x 180 cm, acrylic and spray paint on canvas, 2019 Unfurl, c. 20 x 7 cm, reclaimed acrylic
