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Artist of the Week – Julian Kreimer
Created largely from observation and largely from landscape, Kreimer’s heavy use of simple mark-making and thick oil paint shows inspiration from Auerbach. Both his observational and abstract work often use.. read more
Artist of the Week – Anna Madia
Italian artist Anna Madia has certainly been influenced by Italian history. Her work is sensually composed with a strong Renaissance ambience. Dark backgrounds with subtle tones contrast against the lit.. read more
Artist of the Week – Carl Beazley
British painter Carl Beazley’s surreal portraits are distorted, twisted and emotional. Despite this, they have elements of hypo-realism, each painting showing tonal colours, pores and blemishes in the skin. Beazley.. read more
Artist of the Week – Wouter Hisschemöller
Dutch-based artist, Wouter Hisschemöller, produces paintings based on collages of street scenes, local environments and photos of daily life in the city. The ‘cutting and pasting’ element to his work.. read more
Easter Courses 2016
This course will encourage students to become creative individuals and artists.
Why is Drawing Important?
Campaign video for The Campaign for Drawing. A national arts education charity which champions the importance of drawing. Drawing is a fundamental tool for thought, creativity, social and cultural engagement. From the people behind The World’s Biggest Drawing Festival – The Big Draw.
Artist of the Week – Kevin Townsend
Townsend’s work has a calming simplicity. His rustic and undemanding choice, use and combination of materials creates a determined presence in his pieces. Townsend’s works are quiet and certainly not.. read more
