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A new exhibition is to open up at a St Ives gallery later on in May that looks to explore the artist s relationship with the Cornish coastline. The solo exhibition, Awakenings by award-winning artist Justine Lois Thorpe, will be exhibiting at the Salt House Gallery from May 22. Justine is a Cornwall native and spent her formative years in St Agnes and says she has always found herself drawn back to Cornwall s coastline. Justine s artwork has been described as energetic, restless and often reflective her curiosity, born from her formative years in St Agnes, to her emotional and physical connection with nature, the sea and the Cornish coastline.
Thompson’s Gallery in Aldeburgh are celebrating the reopening of their gallery after the trials and tribulations of lockdown with a colourful explosion of modern British art.
Jennifer Mackay Windle from Leiston died after a single-vehicle collision in Lovers Lane, Leiston.
- Credit: Suffolk police
Tributes have been paid to a 61-year-old artist who thrived and loved her work after she died following a crash in Leiston.
Jennifer Mackay Windle from Leiston was sadly pronounced dead after a single-vehicle crash in Lovers Lane on Sunday, April 11.
Ambulance called police to the road shortly before 7.45am, where a black Volkswagen Polo had crashed into a tree.
Fire crews and the air ambulance were also in attendance.
Mrs Windle’s family said: Jenny had a love for languages and fine art, and was classically trained in drawing.
Following her earlier success in 2020 at the Royal Society of British Artists exhibition in London, Wexford artist Pamela Doyle ended the year on a high note with invitations to exhibit in another two prestigious shows - the Society of Women Artists 159th Annual Exhibition in London and the Royal Ulster Academy exhibition in Belfast.
The Society of Women Artists event has enjoyed the patronage of the Duchess of Cambridge and its current patron is Princess Michael of Kent while the Royal Ulster show, now in its 139th year, displays the best work from emerging and estblished artists from all over the world with last year s exhibition attracting over 100,000 visitors to the Ulster Museum.