Really pleased that Thoresby has selected three of my paintings for the Open Exhibition. This year the theme is ‘conflict’ and I chose to enter two paintings of Newark Castle together with a view of Nottingham’s market square that contrasts the Council House and the very modern Ferris Wheel that was temporarily installed a couple of years ago.
Search Susan’s blog
Blog Categories
- Awards & Prizes
- Bath
- Bath Contemporary
- Botallack
- Bull Yard Gallery
- Burgh Castle
- Buxton Spa
- Cambridge
- Ceramics
- Charlestown
- Cornwall
- Cromer
- Derbyshire
- en plein air
- Events
- Galleries & Events
- Gallery 6
- Green Man Gallery
- Harley Gallery
- Landscapes
- Lincoln
- Locations
- London
- Newark-on-Trent
- Newfield Galleries
- Norfolk
- Norfolk Coast
- North Yorkshire Coast
- Norwich
- Nottingham
- Nottinghamshire
- O3 Gallery
- Open Studios
- Oxford
- Paint Out
- Paint Out Norfolk 2020
- Polperro
- Pop Up Gallery
- Porthleven
- Robin Hoods Bay
- Rufford Abbey
- Rufford Craft Centre
- Saffron Walden Gallery
- Sculpture
- Seascapes
- Sky Arts LAOTY
- Southwell Minster
- Southwell Minster Craft Fair
- Spotlight Gallery, Newark
- St Benets
- St Ives
- Staithes
- Staithes Gallery
- Thoresby Gallery
- Tintagel
- Uncategorized
- Usk Castle
- Wells-Next-The-Sea
- Whitby
- Wren Gallery, Burford
Instagram
I have this painting in the @holtfestivalartprizes exhibition, on the shortlist for the #SirJohnHurtArtPrize. Exhibition runs from 24-31 July, 10-4 each day at #AdrianHillFineArt and St. Andrews church meeting room in Holt (mine is at the latter).A lot of setting up at the @paintoutnorfolk 2021 exhibition was underway when I dropped off my final painting this morning (including mowing the gallery grass). Exhibition is at Flint Barn Field, Whitlingham Country Park is open from 6.30pm to 8pm this evening for the Private View and Saturday 10am to 6pm.Here is my final @paintoutnorfolk 2021 painting. Elm Hill is a popular Norwich view for artists, with its jettied medieval buildings and lovely cobbled streets. I was trying to convey the different surfaces in relation to each other through tone and texture.My set up this morning at Elm Hill in Norwich - for my last painting as part of @paintoutnorfolk 2021.... and this is my day 7 @paintoutnorfolk 2021 painting. The grounds of Gunton Deer Park was the most tranquil setting and my interest was taken by the extraordinary thatched housing for the water-powered sawmill (dating from 1824 and apparently the only surviving water-powered sawmill in Norfolk - lovingly cared for by the Norfolk Windmills Trust). In front of it stood a crane whose rusted cogs introduced rich russet tones into the painting.
