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South by Southwest, The Nine British Art, London – 7th to 28th October, 2020
South by Southwest, a major exhibition featuring the 2020 touring show in addition to new works is now 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 gallery from the comfort of your home.…
Painting along the coast on the Isle of Purbeck | August 2020
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 place, sometimes combining the simulation of the real with the ambiguity of the abstract.’ Gardiner painting plein-air,…
Gardiner talks about his painting of Peveril Point, Swanage
Watch interview with Jeremy Gardiner The artist talks about his painting of Peveril Point, Swanage, Dorset. The setting is Lymington’s newly refurbished St Barbe Museum and Art Gallery, where the exhibition South by Southwest took place in March 2020. The exhibition is finally coming down, after a successful season that ended the day before lockdown. Watch…
Marbling is the art of floating pigments
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 once, thus layering and deepening the marbled pattern and creating greater luminosity…
South by Southwest | Exhibition Update
St Barbe Museum and Art Gallery, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 9BH. We are sorry to announce that the exhibition South by Southwest will not be going to Falmouth Art Gallery after all, as we too join other exhibition spaces, museums and galleries, in continuing to provide content online. You can see all of the paintings here,…
New book “South by Southwest, The Coast Revealed”
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 landscape painters. Fully illustrated in colour including works on panel and paper. Places Gardiner’s work in the context…
Drawing on Dorset exhibition at The Slade Centre
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 drawing practice. 36 drawings made in Dorset, of Dorset and about Dorset which span the figurative and the abstract,…
Sussex Landscapes | Candida Stevens Gallery, Chichester
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 walking both the South Downs and the coast of Sussex during 2018. Sussex subjects include Cuckmere…
The Sunday Times Watercolour Competition
White Nothe III from the series ‘Twenty Stations of the Dorset Coast’ was selected for the Sunday Times Watercolour Competition 2019. Jeremy Gardiner watercolours Watercolour with jesmonite and acrylic on handmade cotton rag paper. Framed with museum glass: 24” x 18” (61 cm x 46 cm). Signed, titled and dated 2018. https://www.sundaytimeswatercolour.org/about Mall Galleries 17 –…
Artist’s Talk, Thursday 20 June at 6:30pm – Lyme Regis to Old Harry Rocks
SLADERS YARD GALLERY (nearest station: Crewkerne, train from London Waterloo) West Bay, Dorset, near Bridport 11 May – 30 June, 2019 (click on gallery name to see the all paintings on show) Worbarrow Tout and Mupe Bay from Flowers Barrow IV 21cm x 41cm Pinnacle and Haystack IV 50cm x 35cm ” In this latest project covering Twenty…