Colours of Nature
How many colours do we see in a day? What subtle tones do we catch a glimpse of in our periphery? Nature holds the most vibrant colours, one we have unlimited access to but life sweeps us up and we forget to absorb the rich palette around us. ‘Colours of Nature’ features eleven artists who remind us through their practice that colour is all around us, they through their art make us focus on the elements that may pass us by in day to day life and through a new lense make us appreciate the broad spectrum the world has to offer.
Featured Artists:
Simon Parker, Olivia Kenyon, Tracey Anne Green, Rachel McNally, Emma Bullo Taylor, Dan Bethell, Dave Smallman, Anne Mcreay, Jane Williams, Mark Walmsley, Laura Evison.
Light Recorder
Fatigued by algorithm whisperers and AI slop, making art with my hands helps me keep a relatively safe distance from the matrix. In a world that promotes shortcuts and values instant results, making paintings feels like a gentle f u to the subliminal expectations we all quietly battle.
In my practice I’m consistently inspired to recreate images from old family photos, eager to canonise these memories through a personal lens. In this series I focus on the small radius of my own day to day life capturing the brightness amongst the ordinary. Attempting to preserve and prolong memories using light and colour to describe the feeling of specific moments in time.
Emma Bullo Taylor
Ongoing Exhibition
We have an eclectic mix of artists currently exhibiting in our gallery such as Naomi Walker (Painter), Emma Bullo Taylor (Painter), Alannah Morris (Printmaker and Drawer), George Davies (Painter) as well as some wonderful pieces from our in house collection. Please come down and take a look at some of the wonderful work we have on display.
Open Exhibition
A wonderful collection of artists will be joining us to create an eclectic mix of colour, form, subject matter and medium filling the space with a vibrant exciting array of work for everyone to enjoy.
The Only Sense of Ground Left
Walkers fine art presents “The Only Sense of Ground Left” solo exhibition by local artist Alannah Morris. We are excited to host this multi medium collection which includes paintings with charcoal and acrylic, drypoint etchings, lino prints, hand bound books and pencil drawings. The project itself documents and encapsulates the flood plains of Farndon in a variety of ways, showing the beauty and aggression of the yearly flooding and how the community has adapted to live in it.
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