THE GROUCHO CLUB EXHIBITION
New bronze and paintings, including 'Burger', 'The Rig', 'ACE'. 'Exhostar', 'Palm Springs House', and 'Scylla and Charybdis' are currently on show at The Groucho Club in London.
The exhibition has been curated by Director of Art at Groucho Club, Nicky Carter and is currently open by appointment in The Mary Lou Room until June 24.
Photographs are courtesy of Andrew Lunn, Boot Creative.
OLD COMPTON BRASSERIE
MENU LAUNCH AND EXHIBITION
Old Compton Brasserie in Soho London recently selected my painting to feature on all their menus. 'Banana Split' can now be seen in their collection and my painting is on all the menus.
Photos of the launch night are courtesy of Robin Forster
More information on Old Compton Brasserie is available here.
PAUL SMITH EXHIBITION
I recently exhibited new bronze sculptures and paintings at Paul Smith's flagship Mayfair store in 9 Albemarle Street, London, W1S 4BL.
The works include "Helios", "Pina Colada Palm", "The Palm After The Storm", "Antares", "The Eames House" and "The Pool at the Hollywood Roosevelt".
More information available here at Paul Smith
ROME SCHOLARSHIP 2022
Over the moon to have been selected winner of The Rome Scholarship awarded by The Royal Society of British Awards. I’m excited to be staying at Sala Uno, a prestigious international arts centre, in Spring 2022. It will be great being able to create and exhibit new works in Rome.
GROUCHO CLUB COLLECTION
"Two Projectiles" and "Blimp" are now in the Hauser & Wirth owned Groucho Club Collection, London. The Groucho Club Collectiuon is curated by Nicky Carter.
Other works in the collection are by Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin, David Shrigley and Rob and Nick Carter.
"R101" ALONGSIDE MASRIADI
Installation view of "R101", alongside work by painter I Nyoman Masriadi.
"BLOW OUT"
TERRENCE HIGGINS TRUST AT CHRISTIES
Inspired by the bronze sculpture of the same name, 'Blow Out' captures the unleashed raw energy of an oil strike. Highly pigmented watercolours and inks erupt exuberantly in a plume of 'black gold,' releasing spontaneous runs of colour across the page.
"Suspending the moment enables me to create pause and to invite the spectator to venture beyond the confines of voyeurism and fleeting primal thrills. In this more
reflective space, 'Blow Out' encourages engagement with concepts of awareness and responsibility within the frame of individual and collective action."
Painting sold at Christies London with all proceeds benefitting Terrence Higgins Trust.
