Our current exhibition Landmarks continues until the 2nd March.
We're back to our usual opening hours:
Tuesdays by appointment (07836 325497), Wednesday and Thursday 11-4pm, Friday and Saturday 10-5pm.
Landmarks features work from contemporary artists throughout the UK including Alex Ayliff, Francis Bowyer NEAC, PPRWS, Kate Giles, Caroline Gold, Gerry Halpin MAFA, MBE, Jane Hewlett, Jonathan S Hooper, Jane Human, Philip Lyons, Caroline Poole plus sculpture from Tove Bowyer and ceramics by Annie Turner and Elaine Bolt.
A selection of work is shown below.
Come and see us or contact us: [email protected]
A selection of work is shown below.
Come and see us or contact us: [email protected]
Jonathan S Hooper /Stannon Stones/ Oil on panel / 100 x 70cm /£12,000
Gerry Halpin /Towards the Moorings / Acrylic on canvas/ 30 x40cm/ £650
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Annie Turner / River Ladders / Ceramic sculpture/ H 40cm /£1,200 (set of 3 Ladders)
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Jane Human /Deben Stroll II 2021 /Oil on paper/ 83 x 110cm/ £2,750 SOLD
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Tove Bowyer /Figure / Green soapstone / H22cm, W20cm /£550
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Francis Bowyer /Moorings on Southwold Pier/ Oil on canvas /48 x52cm / £975 SOLD
Caroline Poole /One Pine and Another / Oil on canvas / 54 x 44cm / £650
Jane Hewlett / Moored Boats / Oil on gesso / 30 x45cm / £950 SOLD
Elaine Bolt /Woodland Chalk vessel - Snape Reeds
(Thrown porcelain, beech twig, porcelain pieces, wire) / 28 x 13.5cm / £200 SOLD
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Caroline Gold /Spring Fever/Acrylic on board/ 50 X 55cm £795
Philip Lyons /Barns On The Coast. /Acrylic on Board/ 20 x 25cm / £400 SOLD
Alex Ayliffe /Boundaries / Acrylic / 100 x70cm / £900 SOLD
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Abstract meets Landscape launches 5 March 2022.
Launch party with the artists 12-4pm. Everyone welcome.
- including leading UK artists Ruth Bunnewell, Neil Canning, Jane Lewis RWS, David Mankin, Malca Schotten and sculptor Robert Erskine FRSS
“It is unstraight lines, or many straight and curved lines together, that are eloquent to the touch. They appear and disappear, are now deep, now shallow, now broken off or lengthened or swelling. They rise and sink beneath my fingers, they are full of sudden starts and pauses, and their variety is inexhaustible and wonderful.” . . . The author is a blind woman, Helen Keller. Her sensitiveness shames us whose open eyes fail to grasp these qualities of form. —Meyer Schapiro, “On the Humanity of Abstract Painting,” 1960. From ARTFORUM, NOV 2021, “UNSTRAIGHT LINES: Louise Fishman, 1939-2021” By American artist Amy Sillman writing about the death of her friend and companion artist Louise Fishman.
This exhibition is about the journey an artist makes in moving from a landscape they see, to making their marks on a surface or material. Abstract art, a major art stream in modern art since the 1900’s, has always invited the viewer to make out for themselves the patterns, forms and colours. Few abstract artists want to impose their ideas of the viewer; rather they wish us to make up our own mind.
The artists selected for this exhibition are all passionate about landscape and have a different take on the abstract theme and how they interpret landscape.
Neil Canning / Strata / Mixed media on panel/ 60 x60cm
Jane Lewis / Water meadow / Oil on canvas / 40 x40cm
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Robert Erskine / Crowd Rhythm /
Wrought bronze. Height 250mm. Study for large scale sculpture. Unique.
Malca Schotten / Claxton Walks / Charcoal and pastel on paper / 70 x50cm
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Ruth Bunnewell / Shepherd's warning / Oil on wood panel/ 91 x 91cm
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David Mankin /Chapel Porth /
Acrylic and mixed media on paper /30 x 35cm /£1,400 RESERVED
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