Georgina Moir is a local artist who will be running a free mask decorating workshop for children at the Lindfield Art Studio on Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd September from 1.30 – 2.30pm. Come and decorate a mask to take away! Please note there will also be a free Prosecco hour for parents to enjoy while your children are creating! The Lindfield Art Studio are running an art raffle to win an art gift from one of the displaying artists, you can come and see the art that is on display as part of the Art Trail and Open Studio and there will also be space to sit and the garden and soak up the sun!
Art Café
On Sunday 22nd September Lindfield Art Studio will be opening their doors so that Festival visitors can enjoy an Art Café and DJ Set between 11.00am and 3.00pm.
Homemade cakes and refreshments will be served in the Studio Garden and Art will be on sale all day. Exhibiting artists will be there to chat to and relaxed soft funk music will keep the atmosphere relaxed and chilled.
The Open House will be running a raffle for an art gift from one of the amazing artists at the Studio and a free Prosecco hour for adults to enjoy between 1.00pm and 2.00pm.
Free Workshops at 11.30am and 1.30pm too.
We look forward to welcoming you to our Open House!
More information about Lindfield Art Studio can be found on their website here.
Mask Decorating Workshop
Georgina Moir is a local artist who will be running a free mask decorating workshop for children at the Lindfield Art Studio on Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd September from 1.30 – 2.30pm.. Come and decorate a mask to take away! Please note there will also be a free Prosecco hour for parents to enjoy while your children are creating! The Lindfield Art Studio are running an art raffle to win an art gift from one of the displaying artists, you can come and see the art that is on display as part of the Art Trail and Open Studio and there will also be space to sit and the garden and soak up the sun!
Georgina Moir
Georgina is a local artist who creates bold and striking contemporary watercolours of birds and animals. She seeks to create a painting that attracts the viewer’s attention and portrays the character of the animal which is an essential aspect of her work. The eyes are the most important part of her paintings as she feels once she has captured them, the rest falls into place.
As well as being an artist at the Green Tree Gallery, Borde Hill, Georgina has completed numerous commissions nationwide from a robin to celebrate a 70th, a christening duck, and pink flamingos to brighten up a Lake District sitting-room.
She’s thrilled to be exhibiting a variety of works at the Lindfield Art Studio and to be part of the festival for her fourth year running. Alongside her paintings, Georgina will also be showcasing a range of greeting cards which will also be available to buy at the festival. More information about Georgina’s work can be found on her website here.
Open Studio – Lindfield Art Studio
Lindfield Art Studio will be opening their doors for the 2019 Lindfield Art Festival on Saturday 21st September from 10.00am to 5.00pm and on Sunday 22nd September between 10.00am to 4.00pm. It will be hosting an open house where visitors will be able to come in and see the work of seven incredible local artists, including the founder of Lindfield Arts Festival and the Lindfield Art Studio’s owner, Leesa Le May.
Each day the Studio will also be running various free workshops at 11.30am and 1.30pm where visitors can try out new skills. On both days Lindfield Art Studio will also be running a raffle where the winners will receive an art gift from one of the amazing artists exhibiting.
All the artwork on display will also be available to purchase and between 1.00pm and 2.00pm adults will be able to enjoy a free Prosecco hour as well!
On the Sunday, there will also be an Art Café open between 11.00am and 3.00pm where homemade cakes and refreshments will be served in the Studio Garden.
Please look below for more information about the exhibiting artists and the Art Café and be sure to come along!
More information about Lindfield Art Studio can be found on their website here.
Leesa Le May
Leesa Le May (the founder of Lindfield Arts Festival) is a Contemporary Artist and Printmaker based in Lindfield. For many years Leesa has been teaching within local Schools, Colleges, Artist Groups and from her Sussex Studio – Lindfield Art Studio.
Drawing and sketchbooks play an important role in creating Leesa’s compositions, which can range from figurative to urban contemporary lino cuts, etches, acrylic paintings and ink work.
More infomation about Leesa’s work can be found on her website here or on Lindfield Art Studio’s website here.
Beth Mercer
Beth is a Lindfield based photographer with her own natural and distinctive style. She is passionate about travel and landscape photography and has a real eye for seeing and capturing the beauty in people and places.
She’s a branding photographer for businesses, producing creative headshots, products, premises and event images. As a portrait photographer, she’s known locally for her on-location family photoshoots specialising in natural outdoor images. She’s also a documentary style photographer of events such as parties and weddings, always happy to join in a celebration!
More information about Beth’s work can be found on her website here, her Facebook page here or on her Instagram here.
Brett Hudson
Brett is a Sussex artist living and working in Lindfield. After training as an illustrator he has worked for several Children’s book companies. In addition he has gone on to paint acrylic canvases of Stags, Hares and Cows which he sell at The Talbot, Cuckfield and The Witch, Lindfield. He also paints humorous pictures of Lindfield and its residents.
His latest work is of realistic London scenes in watercolour, one of which was featured in a recent exhibition in The Mall Galleries, London. Brett loves to try new styles and themes always enjoying a fresh challenge! You can see more of his work and discuss future commissions at his Facebook page here, his Instagram page here or his website here.
Irene Burns
Inspiration for Irene’s painting stems from a variety of sources, including landscapes, skyscapes and seascapes of Sussex, Scotland and Greece. Liminal spaces and ‘dynamic edges’ have become her personal fascination. In her artwork she creates an evocative and dramatic atmosphere – allowing the observer freedom for their interpretation.
More infomation about Irene’s work can be found on her website here.
Mary Grant
Mary Grant’s paintings conjure up a frenzy of atmosphere with optimistic light and brooding darkness. Her works give a subtle nod to Constable and Waterhouse but there occasionally remains a contemporary reference of a dinghy or a telegraph pole. The works tend to lend you off somewhere and suggest something further away. Mary is also concerned with demonstrating the potential and endless possibilities of painting.
Mary Grant’s work has been purchased for public collections such as the Glen Dimplex Group and Kensington and Chelsea Museums and Galleries. Her work is also in private collections throughout Europe, South Africa, Singapore and the USA. More information about Mary’s work can be found on her website here, her Facebook page here or her Instagram page here.
