Coming up next month is an exhibition of work from Gael Sellwood PPSBA and Helen Millar SBA Fellow. It will take place @cca_gallery – Cambridge Contemporary Art Gallery, Trinity St. Cambridge from the 8th to 30th October. It will be in the gallery and online with @gaelsellwood and @helenmillarwatercolours, https://www.cambridgegallery.co.uk/gael-sellwood https://www.cambridgegallery.co.
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Opposite Ends
There’s a treat in store if you’re in Hampshire next month. Christina Hart Davies, SBA Fellow and multi RHS gold medal award-winning artist, has a shared exhibition with mixed media artist, Jo Elswood. You can contact Christina for more information on c.hartdavies@ntlworld.com
RHS Lindley Library
SBA Council member Rui Jiang has had her wonderful Viola sketchbook that she created for her silver-gilt winning RHS exhibition project earlier this year purchased by the RHS Lindley Library for their collection. Congratulations Rui!!
‘Descriptive Geometry in Botanical Art’
SBA Fellow Giovanni Cera has written a new book, ‘Applications of Descriptive Geometry in Botanical Art’. The book will be out soon and it features his wonderful illustrations which he uses as examples of how geometry is found in nature, as well as exercises on how geometry affects cast shadows and form.
Coloured Pencil Society Annual Exhibition
Congratulations to SBA Fellow Janie Pirie on being awarded Best Pure Coloured Pencil at the UK’s Coloured Pencil Society Annual Exhibition! You can see the image on Janie’s Facebook page
The Hidden Renaissance Garden
SBA Fellow Sue Hénon has a wonderful exhibition “The Hidden Renaissance Garden. Painted by Sue Hénon” at the Museum Stadt Miltenberg, Bavaria from March 18 to June 19, 2022. She will be giving a talk about Botanical Art on Saturday 11th June at 14:00 followed by a tour of the exhibition. Above the Miltenberg City Museum, on the well-known Miltenberg market square is a hidden gem: a reconstructed Renaissance garden. The design of the garden is based on the bourgeois gardens of the early modern period and is historically documented. In the spring and summer of 2022, the garden will be brought into the museum with an exhibition featuring the botanical illustrations and paintings by artist Sue Hénon. On display are the plants typically planted… Read more