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What's happening...

 Exhibitions
 

2026 Henley Arts Trail

This year I will be taking part in a group exhibition with 9 other artists at The Eyot Centre (Venue 6)

Wargrave Rd RG9 3JD, where there is plenty of parking.

 

All the details of the trail can be found here , including a brochure that you can look through online.

There are 36 venues altogether including Leander Club on the river in Henley (a short walk from The Eyot Centre).

Entry is free to all the venues, and many also offer refreshments.

A great way to spend part of your May Bank Holiday weekend - I look forward to seeing you at Venue 6! 

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I will be taking part in the Reading Guild of Artists Annual Exhibition at the University of Reading.

The poster shown here uses my painting Bacon at the RA.

 

RGA members will be showcasing their latest paintings, sculptures, and ceramics in the wonderful gallery space at the London Road Campus.

Saturday 27th June to Sunday 12th July 10am-4pm

Looking back....

In 2021 I was lucky enough to be selected to take part in one of my favourite TV shows, Sky Landscape Artist of the Year. It was a last minute application - I've always thought it would be fun if you were chosen to be one of the 'wild card' artists, who look as though they are having such a good time (even though it does always seem to be raining). 

It was quite an experience and although I had a bad case of imposter syndrome, I really enjoyed the whole process; the production team were so friendly and bent over backwards to make the  contestants' experience as positive as they could.

It was amazing to make it through to the final.

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At the semi-finals in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park - it poured with rain!

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The final paintings - Kew Palm House, the commission piece - and the view down-river from Trinity Buoy Wharf, East London

"If I came across this in the Gare d'Orsay in Paris, I'd think - what a nice early Monet, or Sisley..."
Tai-Shan-Schierenberg 

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