Galleries - December 2018

DECEMBER 2018 GALLERIES 43 Denotes: New/Re Entry, Site Refreshing/Change of Address See feature below These pages are reproduced on www.galleries.co.uk/artlinx ARTISTS ONLINE Alan Stark: marine & landscape art www.alanstark.com Anne Lynch: contemporary figurative paintings and prints www.annelynch.com Antonino Trimarchi: neo-surrealist paintings www.antoninotrimarchi.com Becca Clegg: vibrant abstracts, semi-abstracts & landscapes www.becart.co.uk Colin Williams: still life, figurative, abstract www.colinwilliamsart.co.uk Danny Holmes-Adams: British landscape & night paintings www.holmes-adams.co.uk Diana Mackie: Scottish Highland landscapes, oil on canvas www.diana-mackie.co.uk Dimitrios Tsouris: expressionist paintings - theme of ‘presence’ www.dimitriostsouris.com Emiko Aida www.aidastudios.com Frances Broomfield: paints small, detailed, idiosyncratic work www.francesbroomfield.co.uk Frances Knight: landscape paintings & seascape www.francesknight.com Francis Murphy: portraits www.francismurphyart.co.uk George Taylor: non-figurative mixed media works www.georgetaylorart.com Heather Gulliver: bright light oils of Africa with earlier abstracts www.hgulliver.com Janet Tod: vibrant colourful still life www.janettod.co.uk Janice Thwaites: site specific work and themed projects www.janicethwaites.org.uk Jean Perrett: loose and lively impressionistic paintings www.jeanperrettartist.co.uk John Barnicoat 1924-2013: 20th century British art www.johnbarnicoat.co.uk Jo Tuck: portraits www.jotuck.com Jo Whitney: atmospheric paintings in oil, Venice, Cornwall, Nice www.jo-whitney.co.uk Joan Doerr: paintings inspired by elemental impact on environment www.joandoerr.com Julian Anniss: paintings, oils, landscape & still life www.juliananniss.com Laurence Broderick: sculpture www.laurencebroderick.co.uk Lee Campbell: atmospheric oil paintings, landscape & metaphysical www.leecampbell.co.uk Marjana Wjasnova: symbolic, abstract, spiritual artist www.wjasnova.com Michael Alford: figurative, landscapes, cityscapes, portrait commissions www.michaelalford.co.uk Neelu Patel: paper craft, paper mache, mud art www.creativesneelu.com Nicholas Robertson: contemporary robust figurative paintings www.artdesign.org.uk Nick Andrew: contemporary landscape painting www.nickandrew.co.uk Nigel O’Neill: geometric paintings www.nigeloneill-abstract-art.com Pat Castle: oils & mixed media on paper www.patcastle.co.uk Paul Smith: sculptures - bold, semi abstract, figurative www.paulsmithsculptures.co.uk Rachel Fenner: landscapes - trad. of British Romantic Abstraction www.rachelfenner.co.uk Ray Wilkinson: land and seascapes www.raywilkinson.com Richard Wallace: properly painted pictures and pleasing prints www.richardwallace.org Rosemary Clunie: a quest for the dream at the heart of life www.rosemaryclunie.com Rosie Packer: abstract paintings of the sea, city and nature www.rosiepacker.co.uk Shirley Morris: paintings in oil, etchings in colour/monochrome www.artshirleymorris.com Simon Bergin www.artsb.co.uk Sonja Benskin Mesher RCA, UA: multi media www.sonja-benskin-mesher.com Stephen King: paintings from the artist’s travels in Nepal www.stephenkinggallery.com Sue Campion RBA: pastels, descriptions of place www.suecampion.co.uk Tom Henderson Smith: paintings – Cornwall, landscape, seascape www.hendersonsmith.co.uk Ulla Plougmand: MY Cosmos! Fantasy female forms - dreamscapes www.ulla-art.com Wendy Brooke-Smith: painting transience; fixture in the landscape www.wendybrooke-smith.com ARTIST WEBSITES Jo Whitney's paintings are based on her interpretation of what interests her in her everyday surroundings. Having lived most of her life within a stone's throw of the sea, waterside scenes play a large part in her work, both at home and abroad. Her deep interest in people and their lives leads to the inclusion of figures in many of her pictures. She paints almost exclusively in oils, and prefers large canvases. The initial laying out of the subject is done rapidly, but despite their spontaneous appearance, further work on the canvases is prolonged and painstaking. Her choice of subject and confident use of colour reflect a fundamental happiness and optimism. Jo trained at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art and Sir John Cass College. ART linkedin Jo Whitney ‘Lady in Green Velvet Feathered Hat ’ listed above and at galleries.co.uk/artlinx