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7th May – 7th June 2018
Make Us An Offer Sale
Make Us An Offer Sale
Make Us An Offer on our range of original artworks this month.
We are inviting you to haggle with us. All Make Us an Offer artworks marked with red labels in store. Here is a small selection of out Make us an Offer collection. Many more available in store.
‘Bridge’
Artist Unknown
Original Price: £170
40 x 47 cm Framed
Original Oil on Canvas
‘Farm
Artist Unknown
Original Price: £100
41 x 51 cm Framed
Original Oil on Canvas
‘Snowy Landscape’
Artist Unknown
Original Price: £195
41 x 53 cm Framed
Original Oil on Canvas
‘London Docks’
Sinclair
Original Price: £295
52 x 63 cm Framed
Original Oil on Canvas
‘Boats’
By Michael Sanders
Original Price: £495
44 x 57 cm Framed
Original Oil on Board
‘Windmill’
Artist Unknown
Original Price: £75
42x 52 cm Framed
Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper 8/19
‘Toucan 1’
By Raph Thomas
Original Price: £695
77 x 106 cm Framed
Original Acrylic on Canvas
‘Heron’
By Gooding
Original Price: £295
66 x 51 cm Framed
Original Acrylic on Board
‘Blue Elephant’
By Gooding
Original Price: £385
67 x 67 cm Framed
Original Acrylic on Board
Previous Exhibitions
'Colour Bomb' - Wendy Heliwell
Wendy Heliwell, Edinburgh based artist. “I grew up in the 80’s surrounded by pop culture, advertising and the growing mass media (Smash Hits, The Face, I.D, MTV and Cosmopolitan.) The instant skin deep pleasure of consumerism engulfed me. Now as an artist I am in the same relationship, interrogating my motives by ripping and disassembling glossy magazines, packaging, tags, receipts and unnecessary purchases.”
As a self-confessed fashionista, Wendy Helliwell celebrates fashion, culture and colour with her contemporary mixed media artworks. Recycling, disassembling and reconstructing, she strives to depict 21st century styles, behaviours and identities.
'Colour Bomb' - Richard Eastwood
Batley born Fine Art Painting graduate (Chelsea School of Art) from the mid ‘70s. Living and working in Kingston-upon-Thames.
“Essentially, as a painter, I am interested in the formal elements of picture making – line, colour,
texture, form, composition etc. and why these things affect and matter to me.
Most of what I have done these past years has been done at the ‘canvas face’ – apply paint,
contemplate, amend, contemplate, reduce, amend, add, embellish, contemplate and repeat over
again until I have orchestrated chance and intention towards what I deem to be a satisfactory
conclusion.
My paintings hover between representational and abstract and many things trigger the work –
Chaucer, bees, prime numbers, anagrams, words, phrase, ambiguities, equilibrium,…….
For the past seven years I have avoided making any representational marks but for now figurative
elements are beginning to interest me once again.”
'Colour Bomb' - Raph Thomas
Raph Thomas is a young artist and illustrator based in South-West London. He works in a variety of different media including spray-paint, charcoal and even tip-ex to create colourful, whimsical and often darkly humorous works.
Raph’s figurative works are often painted from photographs. His work is inspired by travels in the tropics and an interest in natural history; he employs bright colours and portrait-like compositions to capture the vivacity of nature. His distressed backgrounds show a distinct concern for the interplay of textures and colours.
Downstairs - Paul Harries' Rock Photography
Paul Harries is a renowned British photographer of rock bands who play their music at volume. Over the course of more than two decades, if a group has emerged that are loud and proud of it chances are its members have stood in the frame of this man’s lens. Armed with a valid passport, a working camera and a keen eye for detail, Paul Harries has amassed a portfolio that amounts to nothing less than a rock fan’s dream.
As a respected freelance music photographer, Paul has risen to occupy the position of leading lensman for Kerrang! magazine, the world’s best-selling music weekly. Paul has closed his shutter on such luminaries as Nirvana, Muse, Green Day, Metallica, AC/DC, Biffy Clyro, Ozzy Osbourne, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Blink 182 and Slipknot.
Kate Winskill - Poster Girls
1of1 founder and owner, Kate winskill has produced a new collection “Poster Girls” for this 1o1 show. Kate trained in fine art, fashion & textile design at Kingston College and Kingston University.
Urban art & cultural photography are a major source of inspiration for Kate. She uses her own original photographs as well as found vintage images of people and places to develop unique artwork which seeks to capture the raw power of mass produced music posters from the 1970s .
Work includes original mixed media paintings of great faces including Twiggy, Amy Winehouse and Blondie , and digital pieces with mono-print . Prices from £150 framed
Stephen Doak
Stephen Doak Collages
Stephen Doak is a fine artist based in Teddington ,South West London. He trained at Central St Martin’s School of Art. His work includes vivid paintings of animals.
His most recent works which are showing at 1of1 are collages of London and SW London buildings and landmarks. Bold in scale and colour, framed originals start at £895 and prints from £60.
