16 - 22 September 2019
Nicola Baker is a local artist who works in oil, acrylic and mixed media and is primarily concerned with colour and form. She works from her own detailed drawings and photographs of both landscapes and people, and produces vibrantly coloured pieces in varying degrees of abstraction.
Her work will be displayed at Lindfield Primary Academy on Saturday 21st September from 10.00am to 5.00pm and Sunday 22nd September between 10.00am to 4.00pm as part of the 2019 Lindfield Arts Festival.
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.
Megan is an artist and illustrator based in Lindfield. She uses watercolours, ink and pencils to explore the world around her and to illustrate stories. She is interested in how colour and line work together to express emotions and narrative. In 2018, she began to study writing and illustrating children’s picture books, and she supplements her imaginative drawing with regular life-drawing classes and trips into spaces where she can sketch from life to her heart’s content.
Megan will be exhibiting her work at Lindfield Primary Academy on Saturday 21st September from 10.00am to 5.00pm and Sunday 22nd September between 10.00am and 4.00pm as part of the 2019 Lindfield Arts Festival. More information about Megan’s work can be found on her website here, her Instagram here or on her Twitter here.
Tom’s recent art work explores streams of consciousness, myths and beautiful imperfection within the world and insights from his imagination. Tom has recently completed an MA Fine Art At University of Brighton where he has enjoyed experimenting with new techniques and materials to develop his practice.
Tom’s work will be part of the 2019 Lindfield Arts Festival’s Art Exhibition at Lindfield Primary Academy on Saturday 21st September between 10.00am and 5.00pm, and Sunday 22nd September from 10.00am to 4.00pm. More information about Tom’s work can be found on his website here.
Helen is a local photographer and artist who was brought up in Mid Sussex. She has a keen interest in capturing the best in people, nature and the outdoors through either the cameras lens or a paint brush. Living in Shoreham provides Helen with lots of creative opportunities, from the beach, to the downs or along the river. When out with the camera she tries to find that different perspective or uses her creative skills to transform the ordinary into something quite different. Sometimes this involves creating a painting, taking a photograph or merging the two mediums together to keep the viewer guessing.
Her work will be exhibited at Lindfield Primary Academy on Saturday 21st September between 10.00am and 5.00pm and Sunday 22nd September between 10.00am and 4.00pm as part of the 2019 Lindfield Arts Festival. More information about Helen’s work can be found on her website here or on her Instagram here, Facebook here or on Twitter here.
Jo Myles is a local artist who will be exhibiting her smaller pieces from her latest body of work ‘Efflorescence’, a joyful and accessible study of flowers.
Her work will be on display at Lindfield Primary School on Saturday 21st September from 10.00am to 5.00pm and Sunday 22nd September between 10.00am and 4.00pm. More information about Jo’s work can be found on her website here.
Thomas Golunski is an artist based in the south of England, working in primarily in Oils and Charcoal. Currently, he is exploring how traditional methods and techniques impact contemporary paintings and the way in which they are consumed within a digital sphere. Through an urgent and tense recreation of fleeting moments, Golunski seeks to explore the way illumination can be used to aid narrative storytelling and suggests not only the transitory nature of light but also a fleeting moment of atmosphere.
Tommy’s work will be exhibited at Lindfield Primary Academy on Saturday 21st September from 10.00am to 5.00pm and on Sunday 22nd September between 10.00am and 4.00pm. More examples of Tommy’s work can be found on his website here.
At this years Lindfield Arts Festival there will be a Cellophane Live Art Installation outside Abbott’s chemist, in the High Street on 21st September. Sarah Gillings is a an award-winning multimedia and street artist who will create a wonderful street art piece using Cellograff. Cellograff is a technique where cellophane is stretched between any available support making paint ready surfaces, in this case Lindfield’s iconic Lime trees!
Cellograff provides the artist the freedom to create murals in a variety of new locations without the restriction of needing a wall. The translucent nature of the plastic adds a fascinating layer of visual complexity to the mural. Sarah’s Cellograff interventions typically involve inserting British wildlife into unexpected settings.
So come along and watch Sarah create a wonderful street art piece using just spray paint and cellophane wrapped around two trees!
More information about Sarah’s work can be found on her website here, her Instagram here or her Facebook page here.
We are excited to showcase over twenty-five local artists’ work over the Arts Festival weekend. This year’s Art Exhibition, sponsored by Taylor Wimpey, will be held in Lindfield Primary Academy’s Sports Hall on School Lane on Saturday 21st of September from 10.00am to 5.00pm and Sunday 22nd of September between 10.00am and 4.00pm.
Artworks cover many mediums including oils, acrylics, various printmaking techniques, watercolours, textiles etc. and range from figurative to abstract and conceptual. Many of our artists will be around over the whole weekend so there is an opportunity to chat with them and find out about their work, all of which is for sale. There will also be a promotional table from artists belonging to the Adventurers’ Art Club so if you would like to get involved with a local club, you can find out all about it.
Outside the hall tea and cakes will be available, courtesy of the Lindfield Bonfire Society. Come along and see the incredible work that is being exhibited, and check out the artists attending below by clicking on their name to find out more details!
Elizabeth is an artist and designer who has lived and worked locally for over fifteen years. Her work uses evocative colour and images to open up the viewers memories of past stories or events, often through the symbolism in animals. At the 2019 Lindfield Arts Festival she will be showing her prints and original works on paper.
More information about Elizabeth’s work can be found on her Facebook page here.
