Watercolours, drawings and prints by Peter Quinn RWS RSW
Now open at the Bankside Gallery, London.
‘This exhibition of works by Members of the Royal Watercolour Society showcases paintings created in the very recent present alongside those at the earliest points in their career, and everything in between. The display promises to provide visitors with a rare insight into the development of each artist’s creative output, as well as the opportunity to take a piece of work home, whether from now or then.’
1st to 31st October.
Online Only at the Bankside Gallery
Includes
Postbox, Notting Hill Gate, London
watercolour on paper (33 x 16 cm)
ends March 17th
You can find a number of my new watercolours at Gallagher and Turner in Newcastle. Full details on their website here.
Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Friday, 10.30am – 5pm
Saturday, 10.30am – 4pm
Closed Sunday, Monday and Bank Holidays
Their address is:
30 St Mary’s Place, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7PQ. T: 0191 261 4465
Now online
I have two works in the show. You can find them under Dale Lewis’s selection.
For the first time this year the ING Discerning Eye exhibition is being held online. A virtual gallery of the works selected this year is live online where you can view and buy this year’s works
Click here to go to the exhibition…..DEINGexhibition.org
‘This latest display of artworks by the Royal Watercolour Society will delve into the challenges encountered by each artist during the Coronavirus lockdown. These extraordinary circumstances have meant that many artists have not been able to create in their usual media, and so for one time only we are excited to deliver an exhibition of Royal Watercolour Society artists, in all media.’
I have four works in the show. These are from a group of works that were languishing unfinished in my studio. Under a lockdown spring-clean I felt it was time to finish them.
On now 2 – 31 October 2020
A show to celebrate 30 years of G&T.
‘Gallagher & Turner was established in Newcastle in 1990, and has since become a staple of the North East’s remarkably vibrant art scene. Previously based in the historic St. Thomas Street workshops, a former stables for the Deuchar’s Breweries, the new gallery on St Mary’s Place was opened in early 2016, directly opposite the famous Civic Centre. This year represents the 30th anniversary of the partnership.’
Exhibition details and catalogue here.
Look out for my paintings on the wall and in the gallery browser.
Starts on Monday 27th July
27 July – 27 August 2020
‘Starting an art collection? Look no further than the Bankside Gallery Summer Exhibition, Summer at Bankside Gallery. All artworks are original pieces by contemporary painters and printmakers of the Royal Watercolour Society and Royal Society of Painter Printmakers. Curate your ideal collection combining a variety of media and styles to complement your living space.’
Above: Rouen Bookshop, 2020. Watercolour on paper.
I have four works in the show. Find them here.
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.
The 194th Annual Exhibition of the Royal Scottish Academy is online only this year. Find it here.
‘The exhibition is available to view entirely online, with accompanying detailed commentary from exhibiting artists. The RSA Annual Exhibition is the most extensive exhibition of contemporary art and architecture in Scotland. Having been a mainstay of the academy’s calendar since its inception 193 years ago, the Annual Exhibition has evolved over the years, providing a platform for Scottish art alongside international artists, often including topical or political elements, to give an uncensored, independent voice to artists. ‘
Find my painting in the artists section.
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
Peter Quinn 