Past Exhibitions & News
Hillingdon Artists at the Gayton Library Harrow
Painting Exhibition
16/11/2009
Jazz, Oil on Canvas by Patricia Ogundero
Hillingdon Artists at the Gayton Library Harrow
Gayton Gallery,
GaytonLibray Garden House
5 St John's Road
Harrow
HA1 2EE
Monday 16 Nov - Saturday 28 Nov 2009
Hillingdon Artists:
Patricia Ogundero: Painter, Nisha Chadha: Illustrator, photographer, textiles Artist, Margaret Morley: Painter, Ian Watson: painter, sculptor, papermaker, ceramics, Watson: Textile artist, papermaker, Brenda Paddy: Painter; (specialist flower painter), Lisa Enright: Painter, Rebecca Simmonds; Painter and Graham Pellow: Landscape Painter, are in this new and exciting exhibition at the Gayton Gallery in Harrow Library, Harrow.
It brings together ten amazing artists from the hillingdonartists, all masters in their individual styles in an explosion of colours! The art works are firmly anchored in the present and addresses issues in a contemporary and individual manner. There is a questioning attitude and readiness to use whatever will achieve the desired result, both in materials and methods. Painting, photography, print, both traditional and digital, as well as reliefs and freestanding objects are used in these works. Subject matter ranges widely, but always taps into contemporary life and, in particular, reflects each artist’s concerns and personal views:
Patricia paints in vibrant colours, she transforms the inner workings of her mind into a new creation, distorting and finding new ways of expressing herself in various subjects.
Nisha’s Indian background and heritage have influenced her work and incorporates this into her textile design done in contemporary style.
Margaret’s keen interest in painting and love of nature has inspired her to explore the use of watercolour, acrylic and pastels which is reflected in her amazing paintings.
Ian’s works tend to be surreal and with a touch of humour. Much has a figurative and expressive reference. Paper is a material with so many possibilities not only as a surface but also as a sculptural material
Yvonne’s works explores issues surrounding personal freedom and space. Using materials that can be manipulated to create textural surfaces that give the work a dynamic quality
Brenda’s works are involved with painting flowers and related subjects from the natural world in water colour, pen and wash and occasionally gouache, her paintings are mainly botanical, infused with a painterly style and a flowing line.
Rebecca Simmonds, has been painting in her spare time for most of her life. She came to live in Hayes about 4 years ago and fell in love with the place. Her paintings all depict Hayes and surrounding areas
Lisa Enright’s works mainly consists of drawing and painting animals and plants. She paints with acrylics and likes portraying them in vivid colours, also paints on tiles using acrylic enamels.
Graham Pellow has had a passion for painting since childhood, and his enthusiasm has grown since then. Graham is am a member of the Eastcote Art Society in Hillingdon and works in all mediums; water colour, pastel, oil and acrylic. He demonstrates to a number of local Art Societies and gives a limited number of individual painting lessons from his studio in Eastcote.
The show will run at the Gayton Gallery in Harrow Library from Monday November 16th – Saturday November 28 2009
The opening hours of the galleries are 9.30 am. – 8.00 pm, Monday –Thursday, 9.30pm - 5.30pm on Friday, 9.30am – 5pm on Saturday and closed on Sunday.
Admission is free.
For further information visit www.hillingdonartists.org or call Patricia on 07719013885 or Tel Gayton Library on 0208427 6012 / 8986
Gayton Gallery,
GaytonLibray Garden House
5 St John's Road
Harrow
HA1 2EE
Monday 16 Nov - Saturday 28 Nov 2009
Hillingdon Artists:
Patricia Ogundero: Painter, Nisha Chadha: Illustrator, photographer, textiles Artist, Margaret Morley: Painter, Ian Watson: painter, sculptor, papermaker, ceramics, Watson: Textile artist, papermaker, Brenda Paddy: Painter; (specialist flower painter), Lisa Enright: Painter, Rebecca Simmonds; Painter and Graham Pellow: Landscape Painter, are in this new and exciting exhibition at the Gayton Gallery in Harrow Library, Harrow.
It brings together ten amazing artists from the hillingdonartists, all masters in their individual styles in an explosion of colours! The art works are firmly anchored in the present and addresses issues in a contemporary and individual manner. There is a questioning attitude and readiness to use whatever will achieve the desired result, both in materials and methods. Painting, photography, print, both traditional and digital, as well as reliefs and freestanding objects are used in these works. Subject matter ranges widely, but always taps into contemporary life and, in particular, reflects each artist’s concerns and personal views:
Patricia paints in vibrant colours, she transforms the inner workings of her mind into a new creation, distorting and finding new ways of expressing herself in various subjects.
Nisha’s Indian background and heritage have influenced her work and incorporates this into her textile design done in contemporary style.
Margaret’s keen interest in painting and love of nature has inspired her to explore the use of watercolour, acrylic and pastels which is reflected in her amazing paintings.
Ian’s works tend to be surreal and with a touch of humour. Much has a figurative and expressive reference. Paper is a material with so many possibilities not only as a surface but also as a sculptural material
Yvonne’s works explores issues surrounding personal freedom and space. Using materials that can be manipulated to create textural surfaces that give the work a dynamic quality
Brenda’s works are involved with painting flowers and related subjects from the natural world in water colour, pen and wash and occasionally gouache, her paintings are mainly botanical, infused with a painterly style and a flowing line.
Rebecca Simmonds, has been painting in her spare time for most of her life. She came to live in Hayes about 4 years ago and fell in love with the place. Her paintings all depict Hayes and surrounding areas
Lisa Enright’s works mainly consists of drawing and painting animals and plants. She paints with acrylics and likes portraying them in vivid colours, also paints on tiles using acrylic enamels.
Graham Pellow has had a passion for painting since childhood, and his enthusiasm has grown since then. Graham is am a member of the Eastcote Art Society in Hillingdon and works in all mediums; water colour, pastel, oil and acrylic. He demonstrates to a number of local Art Societies and gives a limited number of individual painting lessons from his studio in Eastcote.
The show will run at the Gayton Gallery in Harrow Library from Monday November 16th – Saturday November 28 2009
The opening hours of the galleries are 9.30 am. – 8.00 pm, Monday –Thursday, 9.30pm - 5.30pm on Friday, 9.30am – 5pm on Saturday and closed on Sunday.
Admission is free.
For further information visit www.hillingdonartists.org or call Patricia on 07719013885 or Tel Gayton Library on 0208427 6012 / 8986