A collection of blog posts written by this author.
As an artist you are something of an itinerant hobo who is free to ride the box cars between all sorts of, often temporary, stations.
In today’s “Interview with an Associate Artist” we’ll be chatting to Sue Kerrigan-Harris. A graduate of Winchester College, Sue is particularly known for her fine portraiture of people and animals.
In today’s ‘Interview with an Associate Artist’ we’ll be chatting to Nel Whatmore. Nel has been a professional artist for 35 years and is the joint founder of the New Pastel School with Rebecca de Mendonça.
Based in Spain, Lucy is particularly known for her atmospheric seascapes and is happiest painting next to the ocean.
Based in Malta, Henry comes from a broad artistic background including fine art photography. A life-long learner he thrives on individualism and unexpected processes.
One of the great joys of being an artist is the freedom to express yourself in any way you see fit – every unworked piece of pastel paper is a blank page ready for you to write your visual poetry on.
In today’s “Interview with an Associate Artist” we’ll be chatting to Tricia Findlay. Tricia exhibited at the Tate when she was 15 but left the world of art for a number of years before setting up her own award-winning interior design studio.
In today’s “Interview with an Associate Artist” we’ll be chatting to Rebecca de Mendonça. Rebecca has enjoyed a varied career in the arts.
In the first “Interview with an Associate Artist” Steve will be chatting to Lyn Asselta. Based in Maine, US, Lyn is particularly known for her evocative, textural landscapes.
Our senses have evolved to filter out and ignore the majority of information around us. Evolution is a very efficient thing; it doesn’t tend to waste energy developing anything that’s not essential to an organism.
I have a bit of a theory; it is my opinion that every piece of art is a self-portrait of the artist and a mirror to the viewer…
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