Tag / Jeremy Gardiner
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.…
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,…
Tintagel to Lulworth Cove: The South West Coast Path | Exhibition at The Nine British Art, London, 6 – 22 March, 2019
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 Path, the longest National Trail in Britain, thirty new paintings take his career-long interest in the…
Gardiner enjoying Barbara Hepworth’s “Squares with Two Circles” at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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 dream in my mind”. Her works are…
Art writer Andrew Lambirth’s studio visit | October 2018
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.
October 2014 | William Smith and The Map That Changed The World
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 the Jurassic Coast. William Smith’s map made a crucial contribution to…