Southbank Printmakers at the Affordable Art Fair

From the 15th-19th June the Affordable Art Fair, Hampstead Heath opens its doors to the public for a phantasmagorical exhibition of the most amazing art you can enjoy or not enjoy depending on your taste.  Whatever you think of it, it is a great day or evening out and 10 of the Southbank Printmakers (past and present) are there in the guise of Printmakers Inc. Stand i2.  Here you can see the work of the following printmakers: Aimee Birnbaum, Kit Boyd, Angela Brookes, Sarah Garvey, Jennie Ing, Barbara Jackson, Martin Langford, Theresa Pateman, Sue Rowling and Julie Sullock 

See if you can match up each artist's image above with their websites!! 

 Theresa Pateman will help you get a half price ticket if you email her.

I (Jane Daniell) am also at the Fair.  You can see me at Stand H5 with ContemporArti and here is my most recent etching '...that's wound by a key'

You can also email me for a half price ticket!

Please do come!

Happy to Host Hampstead Printmakers!

We are lucky to be hosting some exquisite work from our North London friends, the Hampstead Printmakers.  You will be able to see their work from Monday 5th May to Sunday 18th May so if you are at a loose end during the upcoming long weekend why not come and visit.  We are open from 11.30 to 6.30pm Sunday to Friday and from 10am to 8pm on Saturday.

Emilie Butler has produced this unusual image which is slightly dark and captures the attention.  The drama of the woman prostrate on the finely wrought pebbles.  Is she grieving?  How did she arrive there? What is happening.  Regardless of the questions it raises - it is a very succinct piece of work.

No questions to ask Angela Bloomberg about her elegant 'Water Lily'! This is a simple and delightful rendering as you can see.  The colours of the original are strong and resonant.  This is one that has to be seen to be fully appreciated.  The thumbnail does not do it justice.

Sally Platt's 'Blue Planet' embodies all the mystery and movement occurring 'out there'....If, like me, you find contemplating the infinite disturbing, you can focus instead on this stunning image which incorporates many processes to achieve that molten explosive feel.

Rebecca Denton's images are, again, best seen in the flesh.  The humourous unique take on the world of dog walking can be seen below.  Her originality and quirky work will make you smile!

Not to be missed!  So do drop in to the gallery to see these and much much more.