In this collective exhibition at The Colomb Art Gallery, London, Susan Thomson and Liz Watts accept accumulated their specialised mediums to actualize an exhibition with an encompassing ambit of works. Both artists display consistently throughout the UK and frequently display together. This is their aboriginal collective exhibition in London.
THE ARTISTS
Liz’s roots in veterinary anesthetic accord an absorbing anatomical bend to her estimation of ‘the attributes of the beast’.
Her called ambit of media allows Liz a accomplishing abandon in the estimation of the image. She exhibits pieces in clay, porcelain, brownish and papier-mâché, application acrylic, stain, glazes, oil acrylic and bottle in the finishes. Liz generally incorporates the accounting or announced chat into a piece. The plan she creates this way is original, abnormal and intriguing.
Her plan can be begin in clandestine and business collections. www.lizwatts.co.uk
Susan advised Graphic Design and formed in advertising, again went on to abstraction Botanical art and watercolour painting in the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh.
Susan has apparent at the Royal Scottish Academy, the Royal Botanic Garden and the Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society, Gardening Scotland 2006 in Edinburgh, in the Westminster Gallery with the Society of Botanical Artists, the Royal Academy of Arts and the Llewellyn Alexander ‘NOT the Royal Academy’ exhibition in London.
She brings calm an all-embracing mix of botanical and clear imaging to actualize an agreeable and ambrosial accumulating of work. She is based abreast Exeter and has her plan in clandestine collections of Botanical art in UK and the USA.
The Colomb Art Gallery is a arch absolute London art arcade for British and International accomplished artists.
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Joint Exhibition at The Colomb Art Gallery, London
2nd – 14th November 2009
The Colomb Art Gallery
52a George Street, Marylebone,
London. W1U 7EA
020 7487 5118
www.colombart.co.uk
Baker Street or Bond Street
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