Annie Boisseau has been featured in ‘The Artist’ magazine – this was an award she received at the 2019 RBA Exhibition, and the magazine is now out and available online
The Artist Magazine – Annie Boisseau:
Annie is equally proud of becoming grandma to two beautiful baby girls, just 6 months apart, during this lockdown period.
That’s triple congratulations to Annie!
Henry Jabbour
Henry Jabbour has work in the “Only Human” Exhibition at the FIDRA Fine Art Gallery, Gullane in Scotland. The show is from 31st October – November 30th
And Henry also has work in the “Masters of Paint” Exhibition, at the Pontone Gallery, Augusta, Georgia, USA. That show will run from November 9th – December 6th
The Discerning Eye Exhibition:
Bridget Moore was personally invited to exhibit 4 works in this year’s Discerning Eye Exhibition by one of the selectors, David Remfry RA. She says “I don’t know him, so I was really surprised and delighted to be invited to put my work forward to be exhibited.”
- “Babe in Arms”
- “Cowboy Joe”
Other RBA artists included in the Discerning Eye Exhibition are:
Akash Bhatt, Melissa Scott-Miller and Austin Cole.
[Some of our RBA RISING STARS are also in this show” – see further down]
The Discerning Eye is a virtual show this year and is online from 19th Nov – 31st Dec
- Akash Bhatt – “42nd Street”
- Austin Cole – “Rye Boat”
- Melissa Scott-Miller – “Familiar Route”
Christmas Exhibitions:
Holt Gallery: ‘The Best of British’ has works from members of the RBA as well as the NEAC. Among the RBA artists featured are: Charles Hardaker, Malcolm Taylor, Terry Watts, Sarah Spackman, Susie Perring, Barbara Richardson, Robert E Wells, Carole Griffin, Chris Myers, Lewis Hazelwood-Horner, Melissa Scott-Miller, Rebecca Cains, Bridget Moore, Hon RBA Wayne Attwood, Non RBA Peter Brown and Austin Cole.
This Holt Exhibition runs from the 14th November – 23rd December 2020 at
The Gallery Holt, 23 Lees Yard, Holt Norfolk NR25 6HS
- “Still Life, Blue and White” Charles Hardaker
- “Blue Field” Malcolm Taylor
- “Portland in the Pink” Terry Watts
- “Hibiscus Flower” Sarah Spackman
- “Skaters” Susie Perring
- “Pots with a Primrose” Barbara Richardson
- “The Thin Red Line” Carole Griffin
- “Flying the Flag” Chris Myers
- “Chiara Study” Robert E Wells
- “VE Day on an Islington Street” Melissa Scott-Miller
- “Red Car in Scrapyard” Rebecca Cains
- “Pram full of Dogs” Bridget Moore
- “The Rainbow in which I swim” Wayne Attwood
- “Blakeney – Early September” Peter Brown
Russell Gallery: Mixed Christmas Exhibition
12 Lower Richmond Road, Putney, London SW15 1JP
RBA artists taking part are: Martin Leman, Cheryl Culver, Richard Sorrell, Jacqueline Taber, Jill Leman, Robert E Wells, David Eustace and Melvyn Petterson
This Exhibition runs from the 26th November 2020 – 30th January 2021
- Martin Leman
- Cheryl Culver
- Richard Sorrell
- Jacqueline Taber
- Jill Leman
- Robert E Wells
- David Eustace
- Melvyn Petterson
Watts Contemporary Gallery’s ‘In Print: 2020 Vision’ is showing works from various artists including Nicola Slattery and Melvyn Petterson.
The gallery is in Down Lane, Compton, Surrey GU3 1Q
The Watts exhibition is from 2nd Dec. 2020 – 21st Feb. 2021
News from some of our RBA RISING STARS:
Included in the Discerning Eye Exhibition are:
Habib Hajaliie, Jonathan Farningham and Alex Wood
- “Madi Dangerously” Habib Hajaliie
- “Polaroid” Jonathan Farningham
- “Randy’s Donuts” Alex Wood
- “Engender” Poppy Field
Ruth Murray, who was the winner of Jackson’s Painting Prize 2020 with her painting ‘Geraniums’ can be seen talking about her winning painting and her experience of winning the main prize online here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tmzysT6Eq8&feature=youtu.be
Ruth Murray with her winning painting “Geraniums”
Minyoung Choi tells us that she will be part of a group exhibition called “Devil’s in the Detail” at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery in Wandsworth, London. This is “An exhibition that celebrates creativity: the ambiguous, the strange, the various and the bold”
The exhibition runs from 8th Dec – 16th January 2021
Alex J Wood has written to say that he has recently been awarded a grant from The De Laszlo Foundation and that he has now completed his latest bronze sculpture “Claw of Archimedes”, which draws inspiration from Greek Mythology:
