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Regular painter. Occasional decorator. Artist in residence with Ballet Cymru.
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Angharad Harrop 17
Charcoal on paper, 30cm x 42cm

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2020-04-03

Dismantling some old canvases to reuse the stretchers. In descending order of stylishness, will start with this 2010 portrait of in polo neck cardigan and classic white T-shirt.

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2020-03-23

Romy Adair, Reetta Riikonen and Erin Atkinson rehearsing piece by Jack Philp (Ballet Cymru rehearsal 206)
Oil on canvas, 91cm x 66cm

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2020-02-09

Joshua Feist, Maria Brunello and Danila Marzilli. Moments from Wired to the Moon, by Charlotte Edmunds (Ballet Cymru rhearsal 203)
Oil on canvas, 130cm x 105cm

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2020-02-09

Final weekend of my exhibition Painting Dance at . These six pictures featuring dancers rehearsing Patricia Vallis’s Divided We Stand are on the first floor balcony. Fifty-eight others around the building.

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2020-01-04

These paintings were inspired by a class and rehearsals at ’s wonderful International Ballet Summer School at earlier this year. They’re exhibited on the upper balcony at until January 5th.

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2019-12-30

Pictures inspired by Concerto Jenkins, Alex Hallas's piece created with Pre-Professional dancers early this year. They feature in my show Painting Dance at , and can be found on the first floor balcony.

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2019-12-23

These little pictures were inspired by ’s Celtic Concerto, by Darius James and Amy Doughty, with music by . They are hung on the 2nd floor of , overlooking Roald Dahl Plass.

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2019-12-21

‘Dylan Thomas - A Child’s Christmas, Poems and Tiger Eggs’ - with music and narration by - inspired these pictures, currently hanging on the first floor of Angorfa, . My -supported exhibition, Painting Dance runs until Jan 5th.

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2019-12-17

Paintings and drawings inspired by ds’s ’s production Wired to the Moon are exhibited on the first floor balcony of the main hall at , fittingly adjacent to Luke Jerran’s’ Museum of the Moon. Supported by .

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2019-12-16