Watercolours With Life: Exhibition Updates

Friday, 25 January 2013

Exhibition Updates

Exciting Horse Race Scene on my easel

I have had some wonderful emails asking me where I am as my blog has yet again fallen quiet. There is so much going on and some really exciting news to share but I have had to focus on my painting as I am working on my solo show at the Wey Gallery which opens in March. I have been to my framers so many times with wonderful new pieces as part of this ever growing exciting collection builds for my favourite time of year.

Often new artists imagine painting for a show means just that. Creating pieces to be put on display. But behind each new collection is a large amount of work that involves taking photographs of every piece, choosing the right frames, measuring each painting, deciding on titles and prices.All the details have to be accurate for the gallery catalogue and my artists files.

So at the moment I have been in communication with three galleries as my show in Devon has just opened. My show in Surrey opens in March and I will also be showing racehorse scenes in Cheltenham that month.

Here is my exhibition schedule for Spring.

The James Gallery

Jan-April 2013

A watercolour collection, solo show by

Jean Haines

Budleigh Salterton

Devon

http://www.jamesgallery.co.uk/

"Essence of an Artist"

Major solo show with a variety of subjects.

The Wey Gallery

Opens March 22nd with a Private Preview

Watercolour Demonstration March 23rd

http://www.theweygallery.com/

The Montpelier Gallery

Cheltenham

Race Horse Paintings as part of a group show.

http://www.themontpellier.co.uk/gallery/

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1 comment:

Marla B., aka "Queen Bee" said...: I absolutely LOVE your painting style! Juicy, intense colors with an observing eye to the white of the paper.....the best!

I fully understand all the footwork, bookwork, stress, money, and deadlines that come into play - typically on the tail end of all the productive "most fun" time. I wish you all the time and help you need as you prepare for this upcoming busy season!

All the Best,
Marla Brumbaugh
Watercolor & Mixed Media
Ohio, USA; 7 February 2013 at 03:53

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Jean Haines' Atmospheric Watercolours

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