I took in 18 paintings to The Words and Pictures Gallery, Teignmouth this morning. Jason Noble, the gallery owner, has been busy exhibiting the work today getting it ready for the opening on Saturday 5th from 5-7 pm. There is something very satisfying about seeing a series such as this all displayed together. I tend…
This piece used a box which came with a cup I bought from the Cavern Club in Liverpool in 2011. The work evokes the typical northern skyline, the dark satanic mills of Lancashire, indelibly etched on my childhood memories; a legacy of the industrial north of England with its mills, shipyards and factories which have…
I will be exhibiting with three other artists at Cockington Court, Torquay in the Kitchen Gallery from 24th March to 30th April. You are invited to the private view on Saturday 24th March 12-2 pm. Come along and meet the artists. Follow the link below for more info. G https://www.art-hub.co.uk/cockingtonapr2018
Today I was privileged to be asked to open the exhibition for The Devon Art Society’s latest exhibition of work at: Lupton House, Brixham, Devon. The exhibition runs from 20th till 23rd March and celebrates the work of this important local art society. Do get along to see the work of this band of talented…
This piece is part of my Coffee Sack Series and will be on view at the Words and Pictures Gallery, Teignmouth, in a one man show from 5-18 May 2018. See http://www.wordsandpicturesgallery.com for more details. I was influenced here by the hard edge style of painting which was prevalent in the 1960’s here and this…
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This piece is now showing at the PENWITH GALLERY, BACK ROAD WEST, ST IVES, CORNWALL. The show runs from 18th NOVEMBER 2017 to 6th January 2018. It is a homage to the Aboriginal artist, Sally Gabori. Her work is bold and full of energy and colour and she inspired me to be more adventurous after…
This piece was completed in 2015. Inspired of course by the Motown song which was a significant part of my misspent teenage years. The colours and patterns evoke the popular conception of an era. A time for which the young were finding a new and exciting vision of a positive future, one so far removed…
