Creative Coverage

07/06/2022

June 8 to July 2, 2022

Joanna Commings has these two paintings (Winter Afternoon Stroll and Wild Haunts) in Cornish Perspectives, Thompson's Gallery, London.

03/06/2022

Longstanding Creative Coverage member Lynda Kettle RBSA renews her Creative Coverage membership http://www.creativecoverage.co.uk/artists-page/item/430-lynda-kettle-vp-rbsa

30/05/2022

Longstanding Creative Coverage member and President of Plymouth Watercolour Society, Michael Hill renews his Creative Coverage membership. We're also very excited to be publishing Michael's book.

25/05/2022

As a result of 4 of stone sculptor, Ann Coomber’s works being chosen for The Flux Review’s Curious Minds Virtual Exhibition, a Q & A about her and her work is now featured on the blog section of their website – https://www.thefluxreview.com/flux-review-blog-2 . The Flux Review is a collectable, glossy magazine combining art, travel, culture and lifestyle, and was established by FLUX Exhibition, one of the leading contemporary art exhibitors in London.

24/05/2022

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20/05/2022

Heather Burton article approved and submitted. http://www.creativecoverage.co.uk/artists-page/item/1307-heather-burton

19/05/2022

It's rewarding to know that we have helped Sarah Graham, who says: "I’ve just been filming for a global media company in London off the back of our podcast! So thank you!!"

19/05/2022

Sarah Graham is excited about her upcoming solo exhibition at The Mondrian Hotel in Shoreditch, London, later this month 'Pop Nostalgia' The show will be in the exclusive Curtain Club and if you would like to attend the private view on May 26 from 6pm-9pm, please email. [email protected]. "The show will feature work spanning much of my 21 year career, including four rare originals made during my time with publishers Washington Green, who have kindly made them available for the show. There are more recent originals, and four brand new neon originals created especially for the show, made with acrylics and spray paints. Also on display will be my full range of limited edition prints, all framed, of my photorealist paintings, featuring some of my best known work from recent years. The exhibition really does showcase the diversity of my subject matter and how my work has evolved over the years," says Sarah. At the show Sarah will also be exclusively launching her limited edition print of Kaisers Rock, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the creation of this painting for the Kaiser Chiefs singles collection Souvenir. "It was 2012 when lead singer Ricky Wilson asked me to do the cover and the album was released in June of that year. It remains one of my most well-known pieces and people are still captivated by it and the story behind it. The print has captured the colours of the original so beautifully. Printed on 330gsm Somerset Velvet Paper, with a silkscreen varnish, the image measures 53.5 x 80cm, and costs £450. To pre-order a print (P&P is £25) please email Kim Shaylor from Gone Rogue. A framed proof will be on display at the show, prints will be available in a few weeks.
"Here are three of the neon series which will be exhibited: 'Neon Lollies' 90x90cm, 'Neon Mini Rally 80x120cm, and 'Neon VW' 50x70cm. These have been so much fun to create, based on much smaller stencil pieces, I've literally scaled up freehand, and using a combination of spray paint, acrylics, and the really exciting, unpredictable process of splattering paint, these are the result. The neon paint really glows in real life, they've been tricky to photograph well, you need to see them in the flesh! They are very much Pop Art as it should be, bold, vibrant and fun."

18/05/2022

18/05/2022

Read the first (by Lee Montgomery-Hughes) about our first prompt inspired by this Russ Chester :

Monthly writing prompts from Tim Saunders Publications in collaboration with the www.creativecoverage.co.uk

16/05/2022

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13/05/2022

PRESS RELEASE

Newbury based Amanda Bates is now an award winning artist after her Palisade drawing won the Friends’ Choice Award at the Red House Museum open exhibition in Christchurch, Dorset. “I am very pleased indeed,” smiles Amanda, whose other picture Donkey Throng has also been selected for the exhibition, which runs until June 12. Amanda currently has two exhibitions in Open Studios West Berkshire and North Hampshire until 29 May. (INSIGHT at The Base in Greenham, Newbury and Memories and Moments at Arlington Arts in Newbury.)
“I’m also excited about getting a picture into the Society of Graphic Fine Arts Open exhibition again this year,” she adds. “Here be Dragons is going to London and will be on display at the Mall Galleries from May 17 to 22.