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23 Annie Graham at The Q Gallery

Side of blue building with shadows

Media: Painting

I paint urban landscapes in acrylic. I’m inspired by structures, angles and shadows of buildings, colours, shapes, engineered or organic and blue skies. My style is minimalist, linear and ordered.

Tel: 07970 936982
Email: annie@asapasap.co.uk
Website: https://www.anniegrahamartist.co.uk

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Annie Graham

Venue Information

23 The Q Gallery

District: Tunbridge Wells

Venue

Fine Art Services
Unit Q, The Brewery Business Centre
Bells Yew Green
TN3 9BD

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Tel: 01892 347881
Website: https://www.theqgallery.co.uk

Artists showing at this venue

Artwork by Rebecca Ritchie: Contemporary still life oil paintings featuring everyday objects rendered with dramatic lighting and rich, atmospheric tones in the tradition of Dutch Masters
Rebecca RitchieArtwork by Annie Graham: Side of blue building with shadows
Annie GrahamArtwork by Jane Buttery: This painting is from a series of works titled Places Travelled, using sketches and photographs of a visit to Madeira as points of reference. Buildings and landscapes inform the imagery, with textures, smells and shapes combining to form an eclectic visual memory of the island. Lush greenery and architectural features sit side by side, while multiple drawings are worked into a gessoed surface, competing for space and attention. Layers of opaque and semi-translucent oil and acrylic paint interact so that the first image perceived is not the only one. A dialogue between hard and soft surfaces plays throughout the work, reinforcing the tension between structure and organic growth.
Jane ButteryArtwork by Neal Scrase: Dali In Figueres by Neal Scrase
Neal Scrase

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Neal Scrase
Artwork by Neal Scrase: Dali In Figueres by Neal Scrase
On site
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Jane Buttery
Artwork by Jane Buttery: This painting is from a series of works titled Places Travelled, using sketches and photographs of a visit to Madeira as points of reference. Buildings and landscapes inform the imagery, with textures, smells and shapes combining to form an eclectic visual memory of the island. Lush greenery and architectural features sit side by side, while multiple drawings are worked into a gessoed surface, competing for space and attention. Layers of opaque and semi-translucent oil and acrylic paint interact so that the first image perceived is not the only one. A dialogue between hard and soft surfaces plays throughout the work, reinforcing the tension between structure and organic growth.
On site
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Rebecca Ritchie
Artwork by Rebecca Ritchie: Contemporary still life oil paintings featuring everyday objects rendered with dramatic lighting and rich, atmospheric tones in the tradition of Dutch Masters
On site
22
Claudia Wiegand
Artwork by Claudia Wiegand: Glass Rainbow Leaf Bowl by Claudia Wiegand
1.2 Miles
21
Valeriia Kostina
Artwork by Valeriia Kostina: Abstract alcohol ink painting in shades of blue and turquoise, flowing shapes and soft movement, a calm watery feel with subtle touches of gold.
2.2 Miles
20
Rosemarie Pilcher
Artwork by Rosemarie Pilcher: Wildflower Medow
2.3 Miles
20
Gaynor Pattle
Artwork by Gaynor Pattle: Experimental Acrylic Art
2.3 Miles
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Sally Northen
2.3 Miles
20
Sandy Schofield
Artwork by Sandy Schofield: Faraway, Cornwall
2.3 Miles
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Keith Hamilton
Artwork by Keith Hamilton: J Class yacht "Topaz" in acrylic
2.3 Miles