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Why not pop down to Birchwood House in Totnes to experience the ‘Tor to Shore’ exhibition? You’ll see the expressionistic, colourist approach of Clare Jenkinson as she explores the journey of a river, from source to sea. Get a taste here: https://t.co/svL6Q1SVhE

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2018-08-17

Light filters over the bush, ringing silver, ochre and blue. “Daybreak at Ironbark Creek”, 122X122cm, oil on linen.

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2018-08-16

My attempt at painting like an expressionist! Based on a tree I saw on a hiking trip

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2018-08-15

American abstract-expressionist painter Helen Frankenthaler is now on Twitter! Please give her some love 💕

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2018-08-09

This circa early 1940s sketch book of Mary Abbott, a member of the New York School of abstract expressionists, contains - among other things - an awful lot of sketches of cats https://t.co/Gy7JZuCO9B

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2018-08-08

Al Held (1928-2005) USA, Abstract Expressionist.

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2018-08-08

“Wattamolla Dreaming”, 61X61cm, oil on board.

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2018-08-04

'The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari' (1920) Dir. by Robert Wiene. Historic horror that is considered the first true horror film, and the quintessential work of German Expressionistic Cinema. Hypnotist Dr. Caligari uses a somnambulist, Cesare, to commit murders.

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2018-08-03