07 Jan 2020
I took a trip to the Rembrandt Exhibition at Dulwich Picture Gallery for my first time–which was funny since I used to live one stop down the train line at Tulse Hill when I worked at Lloyd’s of London (last century).
I’d always known that Dulwich was quite different from the surrounding areas and London Bridge through Peckham created quite a contrast on the train.
The gallery itself was small but beautifully laid out
Rembrandt’s work had special attention paid to the lightning–with Peter Suschitzky as a consultant and special Black 3.0 paint.
Gesinki Ink
Anselm Kiefer
Memento Mori
Mod Podge Mania
Higgins, Bedford
People On My Mind
Trusty Pencil
Murals
Black Stuff
Fitzwilliam, Cambridge
Royal Academy, Milton Avery
Williamson Art Gallery, Birkenhead
RA Summer Exhibition 2022
Waddesdon Manor
Artist in Residence
Kelmscott, Arts and Crafts
Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
Amsterdam
Laura Knight at MK Gallery
Cai Guo-Qiang
Led In Strange Ways
National Gallery Landscapes
Dulwich Picture Gallery
Antony Gormley RA at the RA
George Stubbs at MK Gallery
Roger Dellar Oils
Mindfulness Painting Weekend in North Northants
Roy Holding Watercolours