Artist Julia McKenzie has an open studio event in south east London on Saturday 11th September 2010.
This new screenprint, 'China Sea', will be one of the works on show.
For full details visit Julia's Facebook and Tumblr pages.

Posted by Simon Lewin on August 31st, 2010
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"London", an exhibition of paintings and prints by Frank Kiely, is now open at the Bankside Gallery and runs until 5th September.
Between 6-8pm on Thursday 2nd September you can join Frank at the gallery for a 'Meet The Artist' event and throughout the exhibition children visiting can enjoy Frank's map of the exhibition and enter a draw to win one of his prints and a goodie bag.
Open daily from 11am - 6pm, admission is free. The Bankside Gallery, 48 Hopton Street, London SE1 9JH. See The Bankside Gallery website for more details.

Posted by Simon Lewin on August 29th, 2010
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'Cambusnethan Priory' (below) is one of the original collages that Ed Kluz will be exhibiting at Hornseys from 12th August 2010.
We're busy working with Ed on his first screen printed fabric for St. Jude's which will be available later this year.
And Ed will also be taking part in our November St. Jude's In The City exhibition in London at The Bankside Gallery. For an invitation to the opening please sign up for our e-mail newsletter.

Posted by Simon Lewin on August 10th, 2010
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Join us for the opening of Jonny Hannah's solo exhibition at St. Jude's from 11am on Saturday 17th July and claim your free H.M.S. St. Jude's tattoo (we'll have an initial batch to give away, first come, first served - personal callers only).
Born & bred in Dumfermline, Jonny studied illustration at the Cowdenbeath College of Knowledge, Liverpool Art School & then the Royal College of Art.
For the last twelve years he has been a freelance illustrator. His many clients include The Sunday Telegraph, The New York Times & The St. Kilda Courier.
Any spare minute is spent working on news projects for his own Cakes & Ale Press, busily creating books, posters, prints & occasionally t-shirts.
Jonny's exhibition will run at the gallery throughout the summer.

Posted by Simon Lewin on July 8th, 2010
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Here's the first block of a new large linocut that Angie is working on for our St. Jude's in the City exhibition at the Bankside Gallery in November. To receive further details nearer the time and an invitation to the private view please do join our mailing list.

Posted by Simon Lewin on July 4th, 2010
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Join us from 10am on Saturday 12th June 2010 for our exhibition of unique collages and limited edition prints from Mark Hearld.
We've not seen all of the work yet - we'll be hanging late into the night on Friday - but it's looking like being a stunning show. Further details

Posted by Simon Lewin on June 10th, 2010
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We had our first visit to the Gagosian Gallery today to see 'Picasso - The Mediterranean Years'. 3D works ranging from a plywood flute-tooting faun to a Mark Hearld-ian flat faced ceramic owl sit amongst paintings, prints and drawings (did he ever stop working?). The wit and playfulness in some of the work was dulled somewhat by the dark-suited security guards looming at every turn. Well worth a visit though.
The exhibition runs until August 28th 2010 at the Gagosian Gallery, 6-24 Britannia Street, London WC1X 9JD Further information

Posted by Angie Lewin on June 9th, 2010
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My wood engraving Winter Persephone has been selected to be part of the RA Summer Exhibition 2010. The last 20 copies of the edition will be available there.
The exhibition runs from 14th June until 22nd August 2010 at the Royal Academy, London Full details

Posted by Angie Lewin on June 6th, 2010
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Here's one of our favourites from our current exhibition of Elizabeth's paintings.
"They Say Snow Is Coming" is an oil on canvas, 410mm x 510mm. We've just updated our website to show which pieces are still available.

Posted by Simon Lewin on May 25th, 2010
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Here's 'Goodbye Winter', another of our favourite paintings from our forthcoming exhibition of new work by Elizabeth Merriman which opens on Saturday 22nd May 2010.
“My new work is inspired by the age old tradition of still-life. Starting to paint small compositions of Winter and now Spring flowers in favourite jugs and pots, pushing them to various degrees of abstraction to allow each painting its own feeling and atmosphere, while also drawing upon the daily weather conditions.
The sense of colour used in each composition is very important to me and often dictates the beginning of a painting, however, sometimes this is only to be obliterated later on and the final painting can be much changed over a period of time.”
You can now view all of the paintings online

Posted by Simon Lewin on May 19th, 2010
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