Jeremy Gardiner’s new series of work focuses on the Lake District, where over the past three years he has observed its many mountains, lakes, tarns and waterfalls. The paintings show his fascination and understanding of the landscape and its history. All are highly...
Topographies in Clay, Polychrome Glazed Ceramic Wall Plaques featuring Coastal Landscapes, Lakes and Waterfalls, Galeria Objectismo, next to the Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon. For decades, the artist Jeremy Gardiner has explored the English landscape in his work...
Strata, a series of 20 paintings on poplar panel and 80 on handmade paper, celebrates the Jurassic Coast on the 25th anniversary of its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Gardiner has studied this coast for decades, constantly developing techniques to depict...
Strata, a series of 20 paintings on poplar panel and 80 on handmade paper, celebrates the Jurassic Coast on the 25th anniversary of its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Gardiner has studied this coast for decades, constantly developing techniques to depict...
Every Step of the Way Showcasing landscape paintings of the South Downs Way at two museums: The exhibition at both The Novium Museum and Weald and Downland Living Museum is structured around the 11 sections of the national trail and features artwork from 33 artists...
Folds of Time - Jeremy Gardiner's Geological Landscapes | Jiechen Gallery, China - 9 April - 29 June, 2025 Time is Earth's most ancient storyteller. With its slow strokes, it etches memories spanning billions of years into layers of rock. "Folds" - the traces of...
I chose to make these paintings of Beachy Head light, Belle Tout and Birling Gap in order to convey the panorama of the Sussex Coast, exploring its underlying structure, contours and unique history. I have experimented with wide-angle views and alternated between...
Discover the beautiful artistic heritage of Purbeck during a transformative time. Delve into the works of well-known artists who were inspired to capture the stunning landscape and coastline of this picturesque region. This groundbreaking exhibition is co-curated by...
Portland Gallery is delighted to be exhibiting again at the 37th edition of the London Art Fair. Our booth will present a curated selection of Modern British and Contemporary artists, unified by their exploration of colour. Ranging from abstract compositions to...
Exploring the landscapes of Thomas Hardy’s Wessex through artworks from the Museum & Art Swindon collections
The Dorset Pavilion at the 60th Venice Biennale is a Local Pavilion that celebrates the parish-sized thinking that is both resurgent and under threat.
NEST EGGS – An EGGShibiiton to raise funds for THE NEST – a new third ‘fringe style’ performance space at Chichester Festival Theatre.
CFT is a charity and needs to raise at least £1.5million by March 2025 to build this space.
Thursday 1st August - Lecture at Ennova Art Museum, Beijing, China - 2.30 to 3.30pm (local time) Jeremy Gardiner shares his knowledge of the landscape of the English coast. He talks about his artistic excavation of the geology of landscape, how it is shaped by human...
28th July - 20th October 'Jeremy Gardiner: Concrete Abstraction, History and Geology of the English Coast' is Curated by Professor Wang Chunchen, Deputy Director and Chief Curator the CAFA Art Museum at the (Central Academy of Fine Arts) in Beijing. This is a...
20th July - 13th October 'Turning the Tide' occupies many of the Georgian rooms of Sherborne House: The Red Room, The Purple Chamber, The Green Damask Room and the Art Room. A monumental monoprint can be found in the atrium stairwell near the lift and a 3D model of...
The Atrium monoprint at The Sherborne is 11metres high and shows the rocks at Kimmeridge Bay which were once the floor of a deep, tropical sea rich in pre-historic life. They were formed in the Jurassic period, 155 million years ago. Hung in the Atrium stairwell, it...
HARBOURS AND HAVENS
PORTLAND GALLERY
Show ending Friday 3rd May
Mon to Fri 10am – 6pm and by appointment
‘Harbours and Havens neatly captures the subject of Gardiner’s paintings: the south coast of England, which he has been patiently, creatively, exploring for over three decades. What is new here – as well as works made in 2023 – is the opportunity to see how his...
Portland Gallery is proud to announce the representation of Jeremy Gardiner. A major solo exhibition ‘Harbours and Havens’ is planned for the spring of 2024. Jeremy is a landscape artist whose work has been exhibited internationally in commercial and public galleries...
The landscape painter momentarily inhabits the picture; alongside easel, brushes, paint, he becomes part of the scenery. I observe his eyes sharp with concentration, and the movements of brush, knife or pencil. There are also pauses, when listening to crashing waves...
The London Art Fair is a showcase of Modern and Contemporary art, with 20,000 visitors attending throughout the five days. The London Art Fair provides an established home for Modern British Art, whilst embracing an increasingly international and contemporary...
August evening, Lyme Regis The collectors Jim and Marion Perriss have donated 'August Evening, Lyme Regis' to the Dorset Museum. ‘This painting is about spirit and sense of place, evoking a keen understanding of a particular landscape, its contours and unique...
A Murmuration | Candid Arts Trust, London 19-22 May, 2022 A Murmuration is a four-day festival at Candid Arts Trust led by artists, artist-educators, curators and learning professionals. Spread across the Trust’s 2,400 square foot galleries, the festival includes...
Mousehole Lulworth Cove and Stairhole ‘Contraband’ captures the landing points along the South Coast that were the haunts and hideouts of smugglers in the Eighteenth Century. This latest series of paintings explore the seaside towns, fishing villages, beaches...
Sceptred Isle St Barbe Museum and Art Gallery New St, Lymington SO41 9BH 18 September – 8 January 2022 Pegwell Bay, Kent a Recollection "The eerie represents a counter-narrative to the recognisable traditions of the picturesque and the pastoral in British...
Concrete Castles: Britain’s War Defences of 1940. Bodmin Keep, Bodmin, PL31 1EG 27 July - 4 December 2021 Installation view Britain’s World War 2 defence structures, especially pillboxes are found on the coast and in the landscape. The painting ‘Worbarrow Bay and Mupe...
You can see a selection of Jeremy Gardiner's paintings at Linley Belgravia. Courtesy of The Nine British Art. LINLEY BELGRAVIA 60 Pimlico Road, London, SW1W 8LP OPENING HOURS Monday to Saturday from 10am to 5.30pm (GMT) Phone: +44 (0)207 824 7223 image caption:...
South by Southwest, a major exhibition featuring the 2020 touring show in addition to new works was on display at The Nine British Art, 9, Bury Street, St James’s from 7th - 28th October, 2020 Visit the Virtual Tour of the exhibition for an immersive walk around the...
Gardiner painting plein-air, Kimmeridge, Dorset ‘As a painter I remain responsive to coastal subjects and over time instinct, impulse and observation have shaped my visual language. Through the language of paint, an interpretation and metamorphosis of landscape takes...
Marbling is the art of floating pigments and dyes on water, and transferring those patterns onto paper. Here the mobility of the water and suspended pigments create amorphous shapes and patterns. It is possible to transfer these forms onto the same paper more than...
St Barbe Museum and Art Gallery, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 9BH. To coincide with the exhibition, Gardiner talked to an audience of 100+ in Lymington about his 'South by Southwest' project, including the places he has visited, the artists who have preceded him and the...
New book - Available online and in bookstores Jeremy Gardiner: South by Southwest, The Coast Revealed Includes essays by leading art historians Andrew Lambirth, Christiana Payne and Judith LeGrove. Portrait of England’s south coast by one of Britain’s leading...
The Great Globe from the West I The Slade Centre is pleased to invite you to the launch of the first exhibition of the autumn. Titled 'Drawing on Dorset', this exhibition and the associated publication explore current themes, trends and innovations in contemporary...
2 - 12 October, 2019 Candida Stevens Gallery. 12, Northgate. Chichester. West Sussex PO19 1BA. Opening hours: Wednesday - Saturday 10 - 5pm and by appointment. https://candidastevens.com/ This Sussex Landscapes series of paintings have grown out of the experience of...
White Nothe III from the series ‘Twenty Stations of the Dorset Coast’ has been selected for the Sunday Times Watercolour Competition 2019. Watercolour with Jesmonite and acrylic on handmade cotton rag paper. Framed with museum glass: 24” x 18” (61 cm x 46 cm) Signed,...
SLADERS YARD GALLERY (nearest station: Crewkerne, train from London Waterloo) West Bay, Dorset, near Bridport 11 May - 30 June, 2019 " In this latest project covering Twenty Stations along the Dorset Coast, I am focusing on a series of especially breath-taking...
The Nine British Art 9 Bury Street, St James's London SW1Y 6AB Gallery hours: Monday to Friday 10am - 6pm Saturday and late viewings by appointment https://theninebritishart.co.uk/exhibitions/21/works/ "Choosing the stretch of coastal path from Tintagel to Lulworth...
Tintagel to Lulworth Cove: The South West Coast Path 6 - 22 March, 2019 | The Nine British Art 9 Bury Street, St James's London, SW1Y 6AB https://theninebritishart.co.uk/exhibitions/ Charting Jeremy’s recent visits to iconic locations along the South West Coast...
The painting ‘Evening, Cape Cornwall’ has been accessioned by Tyne and Wear Museums to be part of the Hatton Gallery collection. The painting was donated by William Varley. ‘Evening, Cape Cornwall offers another, contrasting essay on landscape seen through the prism...
Hepworth was keen for her work to be experienced in the open air, which developed into a lifelong passion. She famously wrote that her work should be "allowed to breathe" outdoors and that she "kept on thinking of large works in a landscape: this has always been a...
Andrew Lambirth has a private view of Gardiner's latest series of paintings featuring works inspired by William Daniell's A Voyage round Great Britain. 'The Great Globe, Swanage' is the painting featured on the stand.
GEOLOGY OF LANDSCAPE A survey of paintings and prints from two decades 1998 - 2017 Candida Stevens Gallery 12, Northgate Chichester West Sussex PO19 1BA. Durdle Door and Ammonite, Dorset 61x122cm "It has been eight years since Gardiner’s exhibition, A Panoramic View...
Private View of "POP! Art in a Changing Britain" | Drawn from the Gallery's significant collection of British Pop Art, this exhibition explores how artists in Britain in the 1950s and 1960s responded to rapid social change, as Pop Art emerged as a means of addressing...
Durdle Door and Ammonite, acrylic and jesmonite on panel 19 June - 8 October 2017 Coastal Connections Group exhibition including Alfred Wallis’ Boat (c.1930), Christopher Wood’s Tréboul Harbour (c.1930), William Scott’s Harbour (1950-51), John Craxton’s Fisherman and...
Jeremy was at the gallery talking about his exhibition 'Drawn to the Coast' featuring watercolours from Devon, Dorset and Cornwall. Paisnel Gallery 9 Bury Street St James's London SW1Y 6AB Saturday 1st July, 2017 - 12 noon and 3pm
25 May - 2 September, 2017 Southampton City Gallery, Commercial Road, Southampton SO14 7LP August Mist, Corfe Castle Capture the Castle, British Artists and the Castle. This is the first ever large-scale art exhibition on the subject of British castles. Everyone loves...
Views of the Pinnacles at Hooken Landslip, with Sidmouth Cliffs in the distance. Beer, Devon
"People were furious: no one knew exactly where the art was to be found. They asked me, is the art in the apparatus, or is it in the result? I said, it is in between". Jean Tinguely Looking at the formal qualities of Tinguely's early 3D Kinetic Reliefs from the...
Mary Newman, Start Point Lighthouse Custodian with Veronica and Jeremy. Pillars of Light, The Art of Jeremy Gardiner - award winning documentary film - was featured at this year's Bath Film Festival as part of TIDAL TALES, an event that explored our relationship...
Full colour publication featuring a comprehensive and informative essay by Professor Christiana Payne, describing how Gardiner set out to visit the coastal lighthouses of Devon, Dorset and Cornwall in the Southwest of England. High quality images of all thirty-six...
21 September 2016 What to See This Week Jeremy Gardiner's Pillars of Light Mary Miers writes: "Thirty-six powerful seascapes painted from studies made during many weeks travelling the south-west coast and islands. Jeremy Gardiner is interested in lighthouses for...
Following the publication by Lund Humphries of Unfolding Landscape, The Art of Jeremy Gardiner, Catherine Mason celebrates this contemporary painter, who looks to the spectacular Dorset Coast for his inspiration.
Pendeen Lighthouse, Cornwall Jeremy Gardiner was invited by Liz Anderson, Arts Editor of The Spectator magazine, to exhibit at The Discerning Eye exhibition at the Mall Galleries, London 2013. In addition, Gardiner has been awarded the prestigious ING Purchase...
'Pillars of Light, Coastal Lighthouses of the South West' at Paisnel Gallery, London. Wednesday 28 September - Friday 14 October, 2016 Monday to Friday - 10am to 6pm, Saturday and late viewings by appointment Paisnel Gallery, 9 Bury Street, St James's, London SW1Y 6AB...
'Pillars of Light, The Art of Jeremy Gardiner' was screened at this year's Fine Arts Film Festival in Santa Barbara, California. It was the winning film in the Fine Arts category. This short film, directed by Veronica Falcão and Richard Hughes, portrays Gardiner's...
We had a successful Preview of Paisnel Gallery's forthcoming exhibition taking place from Wednesday 28 September to Friday 14 October. On view were a small group of the framed paintings from the exhibition together with a very interesting 16 min documentary film,...
'Anvil Point is a very special lighthouse for me; my grandmother lived nearby in a coastguard cottage. When I was a boy I used to spend the summers with her and we would walk through Durlston Park and past Anvil Point Lighthouse. I...
Richard Hughes of Edge 2 Edge Films shown here documenting 'Pillars of Light', Jeremy's new series of paintings portraying a selection of lighthouses in the South West coast of England. DJI Inspire drone flying over Jeremy while he paints Start Point lighthouse from...
Start Point is one of the most exposed peninsulas on the English Coast, running sharply almost a mile into the sea on the South side of Start Bay near Dartmouth. The Lighthouse, sited at the very end of the headland, has guided vessels in passage along the English...
Jeremy explores the coastal landscape of Rio de Janeiro for a new series of paintings. Roni Falcão takes Jeremy on a 10 min hang gliding adventure featuring the powerful presence of Pedra da Gávea, a Granite and Gneiss mountain with an elevation of 844 metres (2,769...
Watch a clip from A Page in the Book of Time, a recent film on Jeremy's explorations of the Jurassic Coast. https://vimeo.com/105326930
John Makepeace OBE opened the exhibition with a few words about how Jeremy's first solo exhibition took place at Parnham House, Dorset in 1979. Jon Bennington, Director of the Victoria Gallery, smiles as they stand in front of panoramic intaglio monoprints on display.
I became aware of the painterly quality offered by carborundum printing in the studio of master printmaker Peter Wray in York. Inks Stencils Colograph Plate
Lulworth Crumple The attractive form of Lulworth Cove formed due to the effect of the erosive power of the sea on the vertical layers of different types of rock. At some point in the past, the river would have punched a hole in the hard Portland Limestone that formed...
Jeremy and the bust of William Smith with his map, on a recent visit to the Geological Society at Burlington House, London. I first came across sections of William Smith’s map at Bath’s Royal Literary and Scientific Institution (BRLSI) while searching for fossils from...
Old Harry lies at the end of a chalk headland that sticks out to sea and is part of the Purbeck Monocline that gives rise to the prominent ridge of steeply dipping Cretaceous chalk which now forms the Purbeck Hills. This chalk band runs from Swyre Head via Flower's...
A landscape contour is carved in low relief into the surface of a poplar panel, before painting begins.
Jeremy models details of features such as Chesil Bank, Durdle Door and Old Harry Rocks on a unique 3D relief map of the Jurassic Coast in Dorset. The map serves as a legend to locate a variety of different landforms that have inspired his paintings and prints of the...
"The ING show begins with my early explorations of landscape. In the early 1980s I had also become interested in Landsat imagery (photographs taken from satellites 570 miles up in space) and Nazca Indian line drawings and these were to influence both the surface and...
We used a CNC (Computer Numerically Controlled) milling machine to build the 3D Map from geospatial data of the Jurassic Coast supplied by Dr Andy Ford of Bournemouth University. By starting with a solid block and removing material, the Subtractive Rapid Prototyping...
Jeremy and Dr Matt Williams looking at volume IV of A History of British Fossil Reptiles, by Sir Richard Owen, 1849. Jeremy visited Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution to collect images of fossils from Sir Richard Owen's: A History of British Fossil...
A series of scale models of lighthouses in the South West were constructed, for studio reference. Jeremy holds the models for 'Godrevy Lighthouse, St Ives' on his left hand and 'Anvil Point Lighthouse, Dorset' on his right hand; in the background you can see 'Tater Du...
The paper is made in South India with off-cuts from cotton T-shirts, which arrive in massive jute sacks from hosiery mills. As well as using recycled cotton, Khadi Papers are also made from recycled jute and from tropical crop residual fibres, banana leaf and sugar...
Jeremy is building a large scale 3D model of the Dorset Coast with data supplied by Andrew Ford of Bournemouth University. The map is being carved from high density modelling board on a Roland milling machine by Jake Durrant at Ravensbourne. ...
Jeremy gave a presentation at Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts in China. He met with Staff and students who were celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Academy. Jeremy Gardiner's name written in Chinese, on the cover of his monograph
Jeremy Gardiner spoke at BRLSI, to a full auditorium of artists and academics, about his artistic excavation of the geology of landscape, how it is shaped by human activity and the forces of nature. Aware of distinct geologies, Gardiner interprets through his painting...
Old Harry lies at the end of a chalk headland that sticks out to sea and is part of the Purbeck Monocline that gives rise to the prominent ridge of steeply dipping Cretaceous chalk which now forms the Purbeck Hills. This chalk band runs from Swyre Head via Flower's...
Lundy South lighthouse stands at the south-east corner of the island and its flashing white light is visible for 15 miles. The first light was a petroleum vapour burner, but was converted to electricity in 1971. When modernised in 1994, the station was automated and...
Summer Show Belgrave Gallery, St Ives • 15 July to 31 August, 2013 Monoprints of Cornish landscapes including Porthtowan, Sennen Cove, Levant Cliffs and St Michael's Mount; featuring the Cornish launch of the book 'The Art of Jeremy Gardiner, Unfolding Landscape'...
UNFOLDING LANDSCAPE - Saturday 9 February - 11am - RWA at Queen's Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1PX February Snow, Lulworth Cove, Dorset60cm x 120cm Jeremy Gardiner spoke about his artistic excavation of the geology of landscape, how it is shaped by human activity and...
'Unfolding Landscape' Artist Jeremy Gardiner in conversation with Pallant House curator Simon Martin at the London Art Fair - Friday 18 January - 12:30 to 1:30pm Pallant House curator Simon Martin spoke with British artist Jeremy Gardiner (b. 1957) about his...
Checking out School of Visual Art's brand new Laser Cutter with Bruce Wands Looking at a Ross Bleckner painting with Dan Crews in the exhibition Conceptual Abstraction at Hunter College's Sidney Janis Gallery, a couple of days before the hurricane arrived in...
Sketching Hartland Point lighthouse, on the North coast of Devon, Lundy island can be seen in the distance. GPS has made many lighthouses redundant but Hartland Point is still in use employing a solar powered navigational beacon. Inside Start Point lighthouse, next to...
Pave the Way looks at the Jurassic Coast in Dorset through the eyes of a painter, a quarryman and a fisherman, each with a long-standing connection to the unique landscape of the Isle of Purbeck. This short 3D film invites viewers to take a journey into the distant...