Mixed media print presented in a three inch, off white mount.
Artwork size 51cm x 38cm
Unframed
Oil on Paper
59.4 x 42 cm
2024
Framed (£1050) or Unframed (£685)
Note framing process will ~ 1 week to shipping time. Framing colours can be changed
Signed Limited Edition
Giclee print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Pearl 285gsm
29.7 x 42 cm (A3)
Unframed
Aqua Tint, Date 1996+ Unsigned,
Whole Piece 37 x 28cm
Printed area 15 x 12.5cm
Unframed
11 – 26 October 2025
Private View: Friday 10 October, 6–8pm
35 North Gallery, Brighton.
Holly Fox-Lee | Gavin Fry | Matthew Richardson | Christopher Shannon | Jasper Thims
Clobbered takes its title from “clobber ware” – the 18th and 19th century practice of over-painting Chinese porcelain, whether to conceal damage or to tailor objects to shifting tastes and markets. This act of adaptation, embellishment and reinvention provides a point of departure for the exhibition.
Bringing together works by Christopher Shannon, Holly Fox-Lee, Matthew Richardson, Jasper Thims and Gavin Fry, Clobbered explores the impulse to rework and reimagine, to mask flaws or create new surfaces of meaning. The title also plays on the slang of “clobber”: at once an act of striking with blunt force and a colloquial term for clothing and belongings, those personal effects that shape identity, meaning and memory.
Under the Laurels, a brand new virtual exhibition celebrating the extraordinary life, art, and lasting impact of Dora Carrington.
In LIFE Joseph Dilnot and David Surman tenderly reveal the dynamic closeness between humanity and nature, exploring the precarious state shared by all life on our rapidly changing planet. Solitary animals and dense landscapes populated by journeying figures are the subject of works that create allegories for the contemporary human experience pointing us to connection rather than separation, community rather than isolation.
Deeply rooted in natural world, Embers explores themes of transcendence and emotional geography. Helen Baines and Mirja Oksanen entwine narratives of history and memory seeking to articulate the passage of time through light and shadow, breathing life into stillness and mystery to the familiar.
In Conversation Artist interview series
Ahead of next appearance at Drink and Draw, we sat down with Martina to talk about her journey- from her yoga and meditation teaching to her studies at the Royal Drawing School, and how all these experiences shape the unique, supportive communities she helps to build through her creative practice.
We’re delighted to welcome Jasmine Simpson as the artist host for our September edition of Drink & Draw!
Jasmine is an artist whose practice is deeply rooted in her heritage. Growing up surrounded by the rich ceramic traditions of Staffordshire, she developed a fascination with form, texture, and storytelling that continues to shape her work today. Her imagined animal forms and myth-infused figures carry a distinctive blend of tenderness and strangeness, inviting viewers into worlds that feel both familiar and otherworldly.
Weald Contemporary is thrilled to welcome the talented Alexander Johnson as the next guest artist for our upcoming Drink and Draw session on Wednesday, 7th May. Known for his expressive style and dynamic use of colour, Johnson brings a fresh and imaginative energy to everything he creates. We caught up with him in advance of the session.
Peter James Field is an artist whose work bridges the gap between fine art and illustration, capturing the essence of his subjects with precision and depth. Whether painting for gallery exhibitions, illustrating for renowned fashion brands, or chronicling daily life in his decade-long visual diary project, his work is marked by keen observation and a unique personal touch.
We caught up with Tom Scotcher ahead of our greatly anticipated Drink and Draw session to talk art, inspiration, and what to expect from the Weald Contemporary Drink and Draw experience!.
39x70 cm, Original Lithograph,2024
Ed. 20
Editions 5,4,3,2 available.
Unframed