The RWS Spring show fell victim to the coronavirus crisis. However you can see it still online. Click here to go to the Bankside Gallery site.
Pictured: Hardware Shop, Historic Centre, Mexico City. Watercolour on paper.
Watercolours, drawings and prints
The RWS Spring show fell victim to the coronavirus crisis. However you can see it still online. Click here to go to the Bankside Gallery site.
Pictured: Hardware Shop, Historic Centre, Mexico City. Watercolour on paper.
Bankside Gallery, 6th December to 26 January.
Works on a small scale by artists from the Royal Watercolour Society and the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers. Contemporary watercolours and original prints, both framed and unframed, may be taken away immediately.
My Paintings in the show:
Charing Cross Road, The Garrick Theatre, London
In the Garden of the Blue House, Mexico City
Tortilleria, San Cristobal, Chiapas, Mexico
Mexican Spices, Oaxaca
Follow the link for more info.
Exhibition preview: Thursday 10 October, 6 – 8pm
Please RSVP to info@royalwatercoloursociety.com
Original paintings by artists of the Royal Watercolour Society which respond to the local landscapes and the distant destinations that inspire them.
Exhibition continues until 9 November
Bankside Gallery, London
The RWS has a rich and fascinating history and our Archive & Collection comprising artworks and documents associated with its artists since the formation of the Society in 1804, demonstrates this.
For the first time, paintings, letters, photographs and countless other forms of historic ephemera will go on display in an exhibition at Bankside Gallery to raise awareness of the importance of the Royal Watercolour Society to the past, present and future of British art.
Accompanying this will be an auction of works by contemporary members and a secret postcard sale of works by countless influential British artists. All proceeds from sales will facilitate the renovation of the new RWS gallery space at Whitcomb Street, just off Trafalgar Square.
It’s the final week of Water, Paper, Paint.
Water, Paper, Paint, the Royal Watercolour Society’s Spring Exhibition, is a celebration of the three fundamental elements that create a watercolour painting. From these three elements come a vast range of outcomes and in this show you will see huge variations in style, technique and genre.
24 MARCH – 22 APRIL Bankside Gallery, London.
Image: Basketball, Mauerpark, Berlin.
The Mini Picture Show, Bankside Gallery
Works on a small scale by artists from the Royal Watercolour Society and the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers. Contemporary watercolours and original prints, both framed and unframed, may be taken away immediately.
Cecil Court, watercolour, 2016
Bankside Gallery
“London has been the home of the Royal Watercolour Society since its foundation in 1804. Originally exhibiting in Pall Mall, then moving to Conduit Street in Mayfair (1938) before finally relocating to Bankside (1980), the Society has engaged with London for over 200 years.
Our artists have been inspired by its people, history, architecture, diversity and the many opportunities for artistic exploration and expression. London – A Sense of Place is a chance for the RWS to exhibit the works they have made in response to this extraordinary city.”
Works here
Exhibition details here.
At the Bankside Gallery
OFF THE WALL
This annual summer exhibition is an opportunity for the Royal Watercolour Society and the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers to exhibit together and create a dynamic, ever-changing display of paintings and original prints. All works are sold ‘off the wall’ so you are able to take them away with you at the point of purchase. This results in an exhibition that you can visit throughout the summer, seeing new works every time.
Bankside Gallery
The RWS Autumn Exhibition: Watercolour Journeys, explores one of the medium’s most fundamental qualities; its portability. Our artists have taken their palettes to the mountains of Nepal, tributaries of East Anglia, the Army bases of Afghanistan, the rocky cliffs of Pembrokeshire and the wilds of Texas, amongst many others.
Details here on the new RWS website. http://www.royalwatercoloursociety.co.uk/exhibitions/9/overview/
and here http://www.banksidegallery.com/
“RWS artists show three watercolours and one in another medium. Be prepared for surprises!”
Open daily 11am – 6pm during ex hibitions | Admission Free | 48 Hopton Street, London, SE1 9JH | 020 7928 7521 | info@banksidegallery.com
Opened by Her Majesty the Queen in 1980, Bankside Gallery is an educational charity, number 293194, situated on the Thames Path just along from Tate Modern. http://www.banksidegallery.com