JUNE 2010

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Well hello, how have you all been.  It seems ages since we last chatted. 

It's been really busy here with a couple of outside projects (more of which later) and a new exhibition to work towards.  So you will have to forgive the fact that my New Year's resolution didn't last for very long, remember the one where I was going to update the website every month.  Pah, not everyone is as perfect as you, thank you very much.

NEW GALLERY

I am now working with a new gallery - The Ryburn Gallery in......... Sowerby Bridge - just a few doors down from my studio!

It’s been open a few months and I was approached by the owner Peter & mnager sasha via this very website. They have some amazing work, and also a Harley Davidson in the middle of the gallery!

Which leads me to.....

AN EXHIBITION....

...in October at the very gallery.  This is both very exciting and utterly terrifying in equal measure because, as you may know (or not know) my home is here, and I just want to put on the best show that I can.  Otherwise, I won't be able to walk with my head up again.  The gallery is beautiful and I feel privileged that they have asked me to do this show - I hope I do the space justice.  When the arrangements have been finalised, I will let you know and maybe, you could come and say hello.  I have been told that there will be cheese and wine so even if you don't like art - come along and have some cheese (or wine, if there is any left, but you'll have to be quick)! I know October may seem a long way away, but I am already painting towards it now. It will include around 15 original paintings plus prints and some new merchandise I’m working on. Watch this space.

www.ryburngallery.com

UNDERWEAR (that got your attention)

And now -  one for all you ladies out there, or very small boned men (if you like this kind of thing). 

I was approached by a lingerie company in New York, headed by Margaret Shrum (that’s her on the right in the photo), and she asked if they could use my paintings to illustrate her book (called The Lingerie Diet). Which after looking it over I was glad to get involved.

Thankfully, this 'diet' has NOTHING to do with giving up your favourite food (or drink).  The Lingerie Diet is all about making women feel wonderful through wearing beautiful lingerie. Margaret has been involved with Agent Provocateur over here and is very well respected in the States.  It was an incredible project to work on, because as you all know, I love the cheekiness of women and often paint ladies in their scanties, having a ball (or two!).  I could write a whole piece on Margaret because she is so inspiring, but I don't think that I could do her justice, so I'm going to let you read about her yourself. Let me know what you think

You can download a sample chapter of the ebook from there for free at www.thelingeriediet.com

UPCOMING STUFF

I’m also working on some designs for a new product range with a fantastic group of people, which I will be expanding on next time.

ALSO (and this is very exciting for me) I am finally putting the finishing touches to a childrens book I started nearly 9 years (yes you heard right!) ago. There is a group of people who have come together to work on it (including my husband chris) and as well as creating a printed version it is being developed into a book for iphone & ipad plus loads of other amazing things. This will be a long project but I felt I needed to say something!

OLD NEWS

FEBRUARY 2010

EXHIBITION

The end of last year was fab because I was down in Bristol at the Alexander Gallery for my Christmas Exhibition (see previous news post)

I met some lovely new people and some lovely not so new people that I have met before.  Peter and Steve made me feel very at home and welcome, as they always do, and I have to say, I could have easily stayed down a few more days - I felt quite spoilt.  The next stop for us now is the Affordable Art Fair in Battersea on 11TH - 14TH MARCH, where the Alexander Gallery will be representing me.  Thank you again, Peter and Steve.

ARTIST & ILLUSTRATOR MAGAZINE

GREAT NEWS in the form of The Artist and Illustrators Magazine, which is out on 5th February.  I was interviewed by the lovely Martha for the magazine, and not only am I in it, I am on the cover too.  That has got to make my year! 

There is a three page article on my my work inside. The Title on the cover (as you can see is “The Art of Romance, with Jack Vetrriano & Angela Smyth. (!!!)  I just went “WHAT?!?”

This is a really big thing for me as when I was young I used to by this magazine and marvel at the people who managed to get in it, and hope one day I could maybe be an artist. I still buy it now, and now I’m on the cover! It’s an amazing magazine, and I’m really thrilled to be in it

The cover photograph was done by Andy Smith (who's website is linked to this one, please take a look at his images, they're amazing).  If you want the magazine, you'll have to be quick, because my mum's got her order in (and she's got a very big family).  click here to read article>>

ON-LINE SHOP

YES, IT’S RIBBON CUTTING TIME.. We are launching a dedicated on-line shop in conjunction with the Hawthorn Gallery this month. It is to sell limited edition prints and merchandise. We’re often asked where people can buy them, but it’s taken us this long to get it sorted (busy, not lazy). Have a look here>> .

I hope you like it, we will be adding things to it regularly. Please feed back about it because we want to get it right for you. In the future I am going to branch out in to different areas and design a range of merchandise - watch this space (just there, that one->   ).

A NEW ARRIVAL (ACTUALLY TWO NEW ARRIVALS) 

Finally, I want to say a MASSIVE congratulations to Ian and Wendy (of the Hawthorn Gallery), on the birth of their beautiful twin girls Emily and Isabelle who were born at Christmas. Well done to both of you, we are all thrilled for you.

You remember when the news used to have those quirky bits at the end?

Well this bit aspires to those levels of greatness....

the lovely venus

photos from a lost night at the Hawthorn Gallery, much wine was drunk, but none by me - I was too busy! (note blonde hair!)

late bloomers & buns rush

2 of the paintings at The Bristol Affordable Art Fair

JANUARY 2009

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL!

I really hope you have had a wonderful Christmas & New Year, and you’ve managed to not break any resolutions yet (mine usually lat about half an hour!).

I’ve had a bit of time off over Christmas, and this has given us a bit of time to re-design the website and add a few new things. Hope you like it. We will be adding new features over the coming months.

Just before Christmas you may have heard about some of the big publishing companies talking to me about a deal. I spent a lot of time thinking about these offers,and in the end I’ve decided to turn them down. It was really hard, as I was really impressed with their set-ups, but to be honest I prefer the way I work now. I know it would be a fast track to a big profile for me, but I really wanted to keep all this as ‘precious’ as possible and be able to offer something exclusive and different to the people who collect my work & the galleries I work with. I like the way that artists used to grow and develop, which should end in a lot longer career & better long term investments for my collectors. So.... you’re stuck with me for a bit longer, but on that note............

A LIMITED EDITION BOOK

We have decided to create a collectors book of my paintings from the last year or so. These books will be limited to 120 copies only and will be hard back, bound and printed on high quality stock. Each will come with a limited edition print and a little sketch on the inside.  They will come in a presentation box & it’s looking a bit thick already!

The idea is to write down some of the stories behind the pictures and an bit more in-depth writing about how it all comes together! I hope to have this all together for March (there’s a heck of a lot to get through, but we’ve made a start already). I’ll keep you posted.

NEW LIMITED EDITION PRINTS

You may have noticed that it’s been a while since any new limited edition prints have been released. There’s a good reason for that............. well there isn’t really. So we will be announcing the new ones in February with each print having an edition of 25 only.Each will be hand embellished by myself, so they will all be individual. Watch out for them next month.

See the Bits & Pieces page to see how you can win the Artist’s proof for one of these prints.

So get on that exercise bike & here’s to a wonderful new year to all of you.

Angelax x

OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 08

Well with November here you may be thinking about Christmas, and so was I this month - Christmas 2009!  The lovely people at Art Group contacted me and said they were asking 4 artists to come up with a Christmas range of Cards for 2009. I sent some ideas across & I am very pleased to say that they will be publishing four designs worldwide. Seasons Greetings indeed!

The response from last months Yorkshire Life article has been superb. I would like to thank everyone who emailed or got in touch with me as a result of the article, there were some lovely comments, and the main thing people said were that the paintings made them smile - which I like very much!

I’ve added some new paintings to the gallery page, and once again most of them have sold through but some will be popping up here and there.

This month I did a little labour of love - I painted some pictures for the cafe below my studio (Cafe No. 5) to use for their new logo. I loved doing them, as I love the cafe, and to be honest I’ve already been paid in latte’s & sandwiches!

Not too much news this month, but I suppose I’m allowed a quiet month now & then. I’ve just been working like crazy! There are some new downloads o the bits & pieces page.

Don’t forget to look at the blog for a bit more stuff!

Angie x

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 08

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Hi, well September is nearly over & we are heading into Autumn already.

I thought I’d be a bit cheeky & get 2 months worth of news in on this one.

Angela Smyth artist

I am constantly amazed that I have anything at all to write on this news section, and yet I still manage to find things every month.

So heres a really nice piece. I have just had a 6 page (yes 6!) article published in the October issue of Yorkshire Life. If you aren’t from “round ‘ere” you probably won’t know it, but it is a big glossy lifestyle magazine that has a huge readership (I think they do versions like Cheshire Life, Sussex Life & possibly Lower Grimethope Life etc. . Every month they highlight an artist in a section called The Gallery, and this month they approached little old me!

I’ve already had some lovely emails from people who have read it, so thank you to you all. The article has a overview of my work & how I got here, and it features 9 of my paintings!

It also features the Venus Jones print I did for the Breast Cancer Haven appeal. And then... a big article on Michael Parkinson follows it!!!

Oh the life of a celebrity! I expect to recognised you know!

I’ve sold to a couple of new galleries this month, their details will follow soon, but it’s nice to know new places like what I do. I have also been confirmed for the Chelsea Art Fair with the lovely Peter & Steven at The Alexander Gallery. Also if you buy the magazine ‘Living Etc’ (trendy interiors magazine) there is a booklet enclosed from Love Your Art featuring some beautiful limited edition prints - & I have a double page spread & the front cover!  Thanks for taking the time to read the news setion- I realise it’s hardly The News of The World, but I do try my best. Take care Angie x

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AUGUST 08

Hello and I hope the summer holidays are treating you well, even if you may be a bit rusty with all this rain!

I have heard good news that the Art Group cards are selling extremely well both in the UK and abroad so I am really excited to see how this develops. There has been big changes at Art Group, but I’m pleased to say it doesn’t affect my work. I would really like to thank Helen & the team for their confidence in me.

I have just been away for a couple of weeks holiday, so news is a bit thin on the ground, but there is a bit more in depth stuff on the blog. Ta Ta for now. (Oh by the way, the photo last month (below) of me painting - the painting sold from that photo, even though it wasn’t finished - now that’s amazing!). Oh, and we’ve added some new freebies on the “Bits and Pieces Page).

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JUUUUUUUUUUUNE 08 - well the end of it anyway.

Well, June has been a bit of a frantic month. Not so much in doing lots of painting, but spending time going out to see galleries and working on brand new projects.

I am really pleased to announce that I will be working closely with two new galleries, one in Chester (The Watergate Street Gallery) and one in Pocklington near York (The Acorn Gallery). As with all the galleries I work with, I feel lucky to be working with such lovely people, so welcome aboard Diane & John and Alex & Alan (or is it me that’s welcome aboard - oh I don’t know..). If you read the blog there is a bit more detail about it there.

On that note I’d just like to say thank you to the main gallery owners I work with: Ian, Peter & Stephen, Ella & Kit, John & Pauline and Alex & Alan. You really do make my job a pleasure  - and thank you for putting up with my erratic nature - and yes I will get your invoices out Ian......!

The Bristol Art Fair was great again, and as always Peter from The Alexander Gallery did a sterling job. He’s now told me there’s another art fair in September to work towards - a slave driver - watch this space for details.

I have just begun working on a range of 5 limited edition prints for children, to be distributed by a new publishing company, mainly sold as through a mail order catalogue in some of the high end interiors & lifestyle magazines - a bit like the Plumo catalogue you may have seen. . This is a project that will run alongside my own prints and doesn’t affect the way I work, but it’s an exciting opportunity. More later....

For a bit more personal view & a bit more chitchat, please see the Blog

page (I need to watch myself, this is sounding a bit too professional...).

in the studio - awaiting mounting - ahem!

updated 24th November

old news

Art Group Cards

APRIL 2009

Wow, what a busy few months. I thought artists were meant to swan around and walk along river banks, musing over life and all it’s intricacies..... Oh well, not true, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. An exciting time for the first few months of 2009, so carry on dear reader...

AFFORDABLE ART FAIR, BATTERSEA

I have spent the last couple of months working towards the Affordable Art Fair in Battersea, and again it was a fantastic fair for me. I was represented for the second time by Peter & Steven at The Alexander Gallery, and they worked very hard. I sold a lot of paintings including one “heaven can wait” (which was angels with a big pile of cakes - see gallery) that was bought by a cake shop! I love the idea of that! The Bristol Affordable Art Fair is on 15-17 May where I will have more paintings exhibited (one of my pictures made the front of the official invites - popping out of Clifton suspension bridge - nice :-) ).

<--- my wall at the AAF (the step ladders were removed before it opened of course..).

CARDS & POSTER PRINTS

The lovely people at Art Group have put together a new selection of cards and poster prints for distribution and sale worldwide. The last set they did of my works sold really well, and (the best bit for me) got my name out to a lot more people than I could have dreamt of, especially in the UK and America, but also through Europe. I’ve had some lovely emails from people who have bought the cards and read the piece on the back, then looked me up on the web - so thank you all.

The poster prints are a new departure for me, and I’m hoping they will do really well. There are 6 images being published, 2 of the risque ladies, 2 from the relationship series and 2 beach themed ones. I’m really excited to see them, as they are in production at the time of writing.  You can see the crd range on the ‘Cards’ page.

<--- these are the posters...

A SPECIAL BOOK

Part of the work we have been doing over the last few months is putting together a very limited edition hardback book of my work over the last couple of years. It is 120 pages and contains  loads of paintings, stories about the pictures and some insight to how I work. There will only ever be 100 of these books printed,and each one comes with a small hand embellished limited edition print (only available with the book) and I draw a sketch on the inside page of each one. These are available through The Hawthorn Gallery and The Alexander Gallery or directly through this website by dropping me an email.

The books are 8 x 10” and come in at £120.00 as they are made to order as one-offs and are image wrapped on the cover.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW PART OF THE BOOK ONLINE>>   How exciting!

COLLECTOR’S EDITION PAINTINGS

I was asked by Ian at The Hawthorn Gallery to produce some small paintings that represented the themes of the pictures I’ve done over the last 12 months, which I’ve loved doing. They are meant as a special collectors series for the gallery, and there will be 15 only, mounted in a beautiful, special presentation mount. I know a few have already sold but if you are interested contact Ian. It was lovely to see a big wall dedicated to my work when I dropped the series into the gallery (see picture). I felt very honored.

So here’s ‘til next time, and promise it wont be as long! Angela x

Little old me with a big old wall of paintings!

Ian & me with two of the collectors edition paintings.

OLD NEWS

A LITTLE SUMMER WORK

I was asked to illustrate the summer events brochure for Halifax’s most famous building -

The Piece Hall. It was a really nice job to do, as the place is undergoing a bit of a transformation at the moment. It is a beautiful, grand old Georgian building that was originally built for selling cloth. It has a huge courtyard with loads of interesting shops in the colonnades.

This brochure is for all the exciting events happening within it’s walls for the summer, and I got to do loads of little sketches which were coloured in on the computer afterwards. We also dropped in some retro fabrics to make it quirky. It is all based around those 1950’s seaside brochures - which was right up my street.

Click on the brochure and have a look through it - and who knows you may see something that’ll take your fancy (might see you there!).

A PAINTING FOR CHARITY

I was recently asked to donate a painting to a charity auction by Adrian Grove in support The Group B Strep Support. Adrian and his wife sadly lost their newborn son Cayden to Group B Streptococcus last year. As you can imagine this devastated them and and they now organise an annual ball to raise funds for the group in Cayden’s memory.

Group B streptococcus (GBS) is the most common cause of life-threatening infections in newborn babies in the UK. GBS infections affect around 700 babies each year in the UK, of whom sadly 75 die and another 40 suffer long-term problems as a result.

The charity informs expectant mothers, educates medical staff and supports research to try to develop a vaccine.

Group B Strep Support receives no funding from the Government and relies upon donations from its members and supporters.

I gave one of my favourite paintings (so much so that it has been one of the only originals we have had hanging in our house- it came back from an exhibition & my husband Chris asked if we could keep it for a while) ‘A Town Tradition’. 

The story behind the picture (you may have heard this)

There is a place near to where I live.  It's quite a poor place and the people who live there are very close knit, if not just a little lawless.  There is a tree in the middle of the village where, when the inhabitants have grown out of their shoes, they hang them from the tree so that other people in the village can help themselves if they can't afford new shoes.  I loved this idea, but I decided to put wishes and love letters on my tree - but the feel of it is the same.  Lots of people taking care of each other.

The auction has donations from some well known people such as Michael Caine  John Travolta, The England Cricket Team &  Manchester Utd, plus there has been lots of donations of paintings and prints from artists including Peter Smith & Sam Toft.

Have a look at the website for the ball at:

www.caydensautumnball.co.uk

Here’s to a really successful event in memory of Cayden.

NEW LIMITED EDITION PRINTS

We are just putting together a new set of limited edition prints, as we have been getting requests for different images. I know things have been a bit hit & miss with the limited editions, but we should have it all sorted out soon, so watch this space.

So that’s it for the time being, over & out, Angie. x

click the book to browse through it by clicking the bottom right hand corner when you get there

The Piece Hall

JULY 09

EXHIBITION

I am pleased to announce that I will be having a month long exhibition at The Alexander Gallery, Bristol during December.

I exhibited here 2 years ago and had a wonderful do, and this time there will be over 20 new paintings for you to peruse (which I am starting exactly..............tomorrow?).

I’ll get full details soon, but it’s an exciting thing to be doing, and it cements the long term, wonderful relationship I have with Peter, Steven & the girls at The Alexander.

The exhibition will run from the beginning of December into the new year.

Watch this space for more details and catalogue.

CANVAS PRINTS

The nice people at The Art Group have decided to release the poster prints they were doing as box canvas prints too. This is for the worldwide market, which is amazing.

They’ve already been spotted in a few places such as York, so I’m on the hunt too.

I always get such a kick out of seeing my pictures when I don’t expect to, even if it’s just one of the cards. My favourite was recently at Salts Mill (The huge David Hockney Gallery near Bradford) where I saw loads of my cards in the shop. I always want to buy one, which is a bit stupid as we’ve got loads!

BOOK SALES

Just to say thank you to everyone who has bought one of my books. I’ve had amazing feedback & feel honoured that people have parted with their hard earned cash to buy it. It has been a labour of love for us, so it’s greatly appreciated!   details are below (in the April news).

Til next time

Angie x

AUGUST  09

The Alexander Gallery

some of the Art Group canvas prints

OCTOBER

ME (YES, ME, ANGELA SMYTH) HAS BEEN SHORTLISTED FOR RED MAGAZINE’S ‘RED’S HOT WOMEN’ AWARD!

Yep, little old me! Now those of you who know me of old would think this is as unlikely as me becoming the next queen of England, but  it’s absolutely true! I’ve read Red Magazine for years and I always marveled at the women in it - and now this happens!!

And when I saw who was judging it I nearly fell off my chair! It’s such an honour to be shortlisted, and details are a bit scant at the moment, but I will update as soon as I know more. On the back of it there will be a lot of PR going on so watch out.

There’s a bit more detail here,where you can see the judges and categories -  www.redmagazine.co.uk/redAwards2009/

More details to follow soon ........ Nice (heehee!)

....AND A FANTASTIC MAGAZINE ARTICLE in CONCEPT FOR LIVING

And it just gets better. a couple of weeks ago I was interviewed by Jennie Musgrove and photographed by Eleri Griffiths for a feature in Concept For Living Magazine.

The article is to appear in the November Issue. The magazine is billed as “The North’s best selling home & garden magazine”, and I’m really pleased, as I’ve loved it for a long time. It’s a big trendy glossy with amazing designs & interiors, and they featured my cards last month, then rang to ask for an interview.

I had a lovely time with the girls when they came to the studio and they made me feel really at ease. The magazine is out on 16th October. Watch out!

A sneak peak at www.conceptforliving.co.uk/

NO NEW PAINTINGS ON THE SITE FOR A WHILE........

I’m working on the exhibition for The Alexander Gallery which will start on the 6th December, so as the painting will be all work in progress I won’t be putting any up until about mid November. Sorry, but a girl needs to concentrate you know!

EXHIBITING IN LONDON

My publishers (that sounds good!) The Art Group are holding an exhibition - This is what they say:

“The Art Group is excited to announce it’s first ever gallery exhibition, a showcase of works from our most accomplished artists, designers, illustrators and photographers!

Exhibiting in a contemporary gallery for the first time, the show will provide a unique opportunity to be part of a never-before-seen collection of works. We want to demonstrate and celebrate the breadth of superb creativity & innovative talent we work with at the Art Group, as well as providing a stage for the public and our clients to experience the works in a gallery setting – with the chance to purchase a favourite piece!”

And this includes me!!

WHERE: Maverik Showroom, 68-72 Redchurch Street, Shoreditch (close to the top of Brick Lane)

www.maverikshowroom.com

The Maverik Showroom is a really lovely, light and spacious gallery situated right in the heart of London’s East End gallery scene. The showroom comprises 2 floors and a bar area, and will be a fantastic venue to launch the Art Group’s very first Art Exhibition! Please

WHEN: W/c Monday 30th November, 2009. Opening times TBC.

RED’S HOT WOMEN AWARDS - LONDON NOVEMBER 3RD

As I said last month I was (unbelievably) short listed for Red’s Award “Red’s Hot Women” to celebrate the UK’s most inspirational women..

Well............I was invited to go down for the award ceremony in London. It was held on the 19th floor of Mill Bank Towers, overlooking the Thames & The Houses of Parliament, and was celeb & amazing-woman-tastic!

Radio 1’s Jo Whiley hosted the event, and was joined by Sarah Brown (charity organiser & PM’s wife) Jools Oliver, Actress Fay Ripley...  oh & loads of other impressive women!

The 12 amazing winners are listed HERE>>   and include Miranda Cooper - Songwriter for Girls Aloud and The Sugarbabes, Natalie Massenet - founder of online clothing site ‘Net -A-Porter’, Katharine Viner - Deputy Editor of The Guardian, Rose Grimond founder of Orkney Rose (Orkney islands food producers).

There were six Highly Commended women - including ME!

I couldn’t believe it, especially since the other highly commended women included Emily Eavis - organiser of Glastonbury, film maker Vicky Psarias, Polly Tommey of The Autism Trust,  Stephanie Flanders - BBC Economics Editor and Cerrrie Burnell – Cbeebies Presenter.

It was one of the most incredible days I’ve ever had, and everyone there was so lovely. It was also very glam (never seen so many heels)! We made some new friends and came away very inspired. So Thank you to Saska & Sam, and all the people at Red Magazine...... I’m still giddy!

CONCEPT FOR LIVING

There is great big article in Concept for Living Magazine (a very nice glossy Interiors mag) about my work. It’s a big double paged spread, and talks about the inspiration behind a lot of the paintings. You can have a quick read HERE>>  (it’s near the back of the magazine) but much better if you buy a copy. Thank you so much to Jennie who wrote the article & Elerie for the photo. I had a really great time with them when they visited the studio. www.conceptforliving.co.uk/

 

STILL WORKING.........On the exhibition for December

Paintings have gone for mounting, but I’m trying to cram a few canvases in after the framing deadline! As you can see from the home page the theme of the exhibition is “Make Mine A Life Less Ordinary (Scenes from a Night In A Small Town). One MASSIVE canvas 60” x 48” - won’t fit in the car, so we have to borrow Angie’s (from the Cafe below my studio - yes i know confusing) van to ship it to Bristol - clever eh?!?   All will be revealed soon.........

NOVEMBER

December - quick update

a quickie to get you up to date - I’ll try to fill in a bit later this month.

I WILL BE THERE.....

....at the opening of The Alexander Gallery Exhibition on Sunday 6th December. I’ll be around from 12pm to 4pm, so please drop in to say hello and grab a nibble of cake, it would be lovely to meet you. There’s some really nice cafes & shops in Clifton too! Nervous, moi?

The full exhibition can be viewed here>>

Here’s a map to the gallery courtesy of good old google maps >>

CARDS

I received in the post  a couple of lovely sets of christmas cards from the lovely people at Art Group. These are the designs I did this time last year (that’s how long it takes to get them done!). They are sold in packs of 10 and 50p from each pack goes to Save The Children. They should be available from the usual places.

LONDON, BABY!

I have 2 pictures in the Art Group’s first ever exhibition “Lets Play”. There are 40 artists, photographers & illustrators exhibiting. One new one ( A Full Hand) and an older picture Rules of Seduction.

Have a shuftie here  http://www.artgroup.com/lets-play

PRESS

There’s been a lot of nice press over the exhibition in Bristol, articles in “Bristol”, Somerset Life, Area Magazineand watch out for a big article (hopefully) in the Western Daily Press on 5th December. We’ll be down in Bristol, so will be watching out!

DECEMBER 2009

Ryburn Gallery

Lovely Lingerie Ladies