Kellie Millerさんのイラストまとめ

“The main concern of my work is the never-ending human compulsion to analyse and explain, to make sense of our existence,” - KMA artist and Imaginarium exhibiting artist Steve Fricker on the inspiration behind his work. For a catalogue, please email: gallery@kelliemillerarts.com.

#CarolynBew's work grapples with the notion that the self exists and has existed in the human imagination—the paintings on show in our Imaginarium exhibition capture demonstrative human and animal interactions between friends. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do!

#SteveFricker's work is concerned with the relationship and meaning of objects both as still life and narrative, evoking the collector spirit in children and its progress to adulthood. View Steve’s paintings, as part of our Imaginarium exhibition (running until 20th December).

The gallery may be closed on Tuesdays but our online gallery shop remains open! Shop our carefully curated and exclusive selection of ceramic vessels, original and limited edition prints here: https://t.co/cL6mYDWSdw #Brightonart

My artist of the month Jonathan Smith’s most recent paintings show an ever-increasing engagement with the substance of paint and the history of the #Hebridean Islands, where his family have lived for centuries. I have received a covetable, new collection of work in the gallery.

Marc Gooderham’s ‘April Skies’ is inspired by tree lined streets and afternoons of spring slowly turning into night, where vibrant pinks illuminate the suburban skies. This limited edition print & a collection of Marc’s works are available to purchase: https://t.co/sDzXVqQJKE.

"Treelined streets & long afternoons, with pinks illuminating the sky of this suburban scene..." Marc Gooderham's (@marcgooderhamartist) April Skies depicts the natural magic of longer springtime days. Now available to purchase on our online gallery: https://t.co/rb22QVQXmA

Hannah Ivory Baker is part of our next exhibition "Ephemeral Landscapes", from the 22nd of Feb to the 9th of March!
To Hannah, there is nothing uniform about the natural world; weather changes in an instant without warning, the sea moves from tranquil to turbulent. paintings.

Have you ever been curious about the processes behind the work of our artists? Below is a Q&A with our own Clare Maria Wood, talking about her work and methodology. She is part of our Small Wonders exhibition on until the 9th of December.https://t.co/37wqENZk4b

We are so excited about Small Wonders, our upcoming exhibition on the 22nd of November! Here is more of a sneak peek of work from some of our artists: Helen Phoenix and her birdies, Julie Allan's abstract paintings, and David Hayward, who is inspired by the landscape.