Autumn Group Exhibition
10th-12th October, 2008
The Gallery in Hampshire
Opening hours
Friday, October 10th: 9.30am-7pm
Saturday, October 10th: 9.30am-5pm
Sunday, October 12th: 10.30am-1pm
Monday, October 13th to Thursday, October 16th: 11am-3pm
The gallery will continue to be open by appointment until the end of November, showing work by many other gallery favourites not included in the exhibition.
New work will replace any sold pieces during the course of the exhibition.
Appointments can be made to view the exhibition, upon receipt of this invitation.
About the exhibition
This autumn's exhibition includes work by newcomers to the gallery including Mark Johnston and Debbie Jackson. Mark is a well established landscape painter whose work I have wanted to show for some time and Debbie is an artist whose stunningly bold and energetic drawings of bulls and horses I chanced upon when visiting her artist husband David Ralph Simpson. Other newcomers to the gallery are Jeremy Le Grice, Bindy Crossland, Fiona Mc Alpine and Mathew Lyn from Australia.
Since 1998 Judy Buxton has been a part of every exhibition, her energetic raw landscapes of the rugged Cornish coastline, along with her roughly elegant still lifes are still a joy. A visit to her studio is always a real treat. The well known Scottish colourist, Alma Wolfson, has also established herself as a firm favourite, and I hope will continue to be a regular exhibitor with her vibrant and painterly landscapes.
Jonathan Pocock is a major contributor to this show, his work is increasingly sought after, and as you will see he continues to develop a very strong and original identity. When referring to Jonathan's still lives, the critic Evita Rugif wrote:
'It did not come to life until Jonathan painted it. The work lives as art, it goes beyond the technique used to create it and far beyond the objects represented, there is a sureness of touch in placing the paint. What his works have, is the difference between the worthy effort and the worth-having.'
The thought behind this exhibition was to gather together a body of work by artists I admire. It is a celebration of colour, draughtsmanship, ability, evident in work by both established and emerging talent that will continue to lift the spirits for the years to come.
Unlike previous exhibitions, the gallery will remain open by appointment after Thursday, October 16th, until the end of November. We will be constantly replacing sold work with new finds as the weeks pass. Please do make an appointment to view the exhibition should you be looking for a present for someone-or for yourself for that matter!
Artists exhibited will include:
10th-12th October, 2008
The Gallery in Hampshire
Opening hours
Friday, October 10th: 9.30am-7pm
Saturday, October 10th: 9.30am-5pm
Sunday, October 12th: 10.30am-1pm
Monday, October 13th to Thursday, October 16th: 11am-3pm
The gallery will continue to be open by appointment until the end of November, showing work by many other gallery favourites not included in the exhibition.
New work will replace any sold pieces during the course of the exhibition.
Appointments can be made to view the exhibition, upon receipt of this invitation.
About the exhibition
This autumn's exhibition includes work by newcomers to the gallery including Mark Johnston and Debbie Jackson. Mark is a well established landscape painter whose work I have wanted to show for some time and Debbie is an artist whose stunningly bold and energetic drawings of bulls and horses I chanced upon when visiting her artist husband David Ralph Simpson. Other newcomers to the gallery are Jeremy Le Grice, Bindy Crossland, Fiona Mc Alpine and Mathew Lyn from Australia.
Since 1998 Judy Buxton has been a part of every exhibition, her energetic raw landscapes of the rugged Cornish coastline, along with her roughly elegant still lifes are still a joy. A visit to her studio is always a real treat. The well known Scottish colourist, Alma Wolfson, has also established herself as a firm favourite, and I hope will continue to be a regular exhibitor with her vibrant and painterly landscapes.
Jonathan Pocock is a major contributor to this show, his work is increasingly sought after, and as you will see he continues to develop a very strong and original identity. When referring to Jonathan's still lives, the critic Evita Rugif wrote:
'It did not come to life until Jonathan painted it. The work lives as art, it goes beyond the technique used to create it and far beyond the objects represented, there is a sureness of touch in placing the paint. What his works have, is the difference between the worthy effort and the worth-having.'
The thought behind this exhibition was to gather together a body of work by artists I admire. It is a celebration of colour, draughtsmanship, ability, evident in work by both established and emerging talent that will continue to lift the spirits for the years to come.
Unlike previous exhibitions, the gallery will remain open by appointment after Thursday, October 16th, until the end of November. We will be constantly replacing sold work with new finds as the weeks pass. Please do make an appointment to view the exhibition should you be looking for a present for someone-or for yourself for that matter!
Artists exhibited will include:
| Oliver Akers Douglas Ann Armitage Day Bowman Vanessa Bowman Judy Buxton Oona Campbell Jessica Cooper Bindy Crossland Mark Demsteader Angela Findlay Archie Forest Caitlin Gallagher Emily Gregory Smith Hugo Grenville Rose Hilton Henrietta Hoyer Millar Debbie Jackson Mark Johnston Chloe Lamb |
Jeremy le Grice Mathew Lynn Fiona McAlpine John Miller Leon Morrocco Alice Mumford Suzy Murphy James Naughton Robert Newton John Pawle Jonathan Pocock Victoria Rees David Ralph Simpson Alex Shorey Ann Shrager Paul Treasure Anne Vail Alma Wolfson |
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| Ann Armitage |
Judy Buxton |
Mark Demsteader | Debbie Jackson |
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| Alice Mumford | Suzy Murphy |
James Naughton | Jonathan Pocock |
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| Celia de Serra |
Alma Wolfson |
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