Emily Ball Studios NINE ARTISTS @ ARTBLOCK

E X H I B I T I O NDray Walk, The Truman Brewery, 91 Brick Lane, London. E1 6QL

WEDNESDAY 14TH OCTOBER - TUESDAY 20TH OCTOBEROPEN FROM 11AM – 7PM, EXCEPT WEDNESDAY 2PM – 7PM. PRIVATE VIEW THURSDAY 15TH OCTOBER 7PM – 9PM

Emily Ball Studios An exciting and vibrant group exhibition of nine profe ssional artists and the E mily Ball Studio of Contemporary Painting in Sussex.

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Also showing sculpture by Guy Portelliwww.portelli -sculptor.co.uk

Emily Ball

I am director of a private contemporary

painting school ’Emily Ball at

Seawhite’. All the artists exhibiting in

this show paint at my studio in Partridge

Green, West Sussex. They come to

develop their practice and gain confidence

working alongside professional artists.

drawing and painting.

Edith Pargh Barton

I create paintings which embody a

sense of mystery and wonder. They express an idealized view of a

creative landscape where ideas,

emotions and memories can play

together. www.edithart.co.uk

Jane Cattlin

My current work has a Pop Art feel. My subject matter is

figures or portraits of existing or imaginary

people all with an abstract edge.

Juliet Robertson

Exhibiting new work, PEOPLE. Street scenes or in the park. People

meeting, chatting, arguing or just

passing by. Life.

Avis Lane Willan

Shapes, colours, textures. I follow the paint where it leads,

often with no subject at the beginning- sometimes one

emerges. Looking to form interesting

relationships, subtle, bold and sensuous.

Judith Smith

Different subjects grab my attention and

series of paintings emerge. I make an

expressive, emotional and spontaneous

response to my chosen subject, painting mainly

in oils.

Carolyn Macleod

I have been trying to find a way to make

moss with its glowing colours and delicate,

tiny intricacy become monumental in a

sublime landscape.

Julie Wall

Fascinated with big open spaces, light and movement I love the

physical act of interpretation. Using initial inspiration of the outside, starting

with what’s real, I make it my own.

www.juliewall.co.uk

Fran White

I have been working from a Spanish theme

recently. Thinking about identity,

I combine photographic

imagery, collage and unconventional

materials; where Amy Winehouse meets Las Meninas and

extending to Frida Kahlo.