Tagged Painting — Page 3 of 4

In the centre of the space is a long black carpet with multicoloured patterns, and three clothed dressmaker's mannequins.

Late and Soon: A Conversation About Margaret Harrison and Conrad Atkinson

15.06.2023, by Lauren Velvick & Bernie Velvick

Exploration

Interview

Review

Cross Lane Projects

Kendal

Framed paintings in groups of five or six on a wall

The Williamson Open 2023

21.04.2023, by Julia Johnson

Review

Williamson Art Gallery & Museum

Wirral

A gallery space full of people standing around the edges, some sitting on cushions on the floor. There are people of all ages and genders and colours. Everyone is applauding and smiling.

x3 presents Abundance

22.03.2023, by Laura Biddle

Review

Longsight Art Space

Manchester

A vitrine with small drawings inside in front of a large painting on the far wall

Under a Hot Sun & New Works at the Walker

28.02.2023, by Beth Holmes

Feature

Review

Liverpool

Walker Art Gallery

A painting of woman planting a small white sapling in the red earth

Christine Kowal Post: They Think They Are Fallen Angels

09.02.2023, by Nina Newbold

Review

Williamson Art Gallery & Museum

Wirral

A draped piece of white knitted fabric is pinned against a white wall by a silver scaffold pole.

Jenny Beard and Connor Shields: Middle of The Road

28.11.2022, by Daniel Potts

Review

Leeds

Vernon Street Gallery, Leeds Arts University

A corten steel sculpture made up of the letters 'LOVE' repeated and stacked in a square format. The sculpture is set on a grassy mound with a stone building behind.

Robert Indiana: Sculpture 1958-2018

08.11.2022, by Abi Mitchell

Review

Wakefield

Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Three white walls can be seen, all full of paintings. Each painting is different in terms of content and colour; those closest to the front depict comic strip style outlines of people, and those furthest away depict realistic views of cinemagoers.

High on Hope

01.09.2022, by Neil Greenhalgh

Review

Cumbria

A large, high ceilinged gallery space with a polished pine floor. Large colourful abstract paintings cover most of the wall space. In one section of the gallery are hung small framed photographs.

Glaucus and Scylla: A Collaborative Painting Project

23.06.2022, by Christie Yung-hei Chan

Review

South Shields

The Customs House

Image of the installation being discussed in the article.

James Schofield: Terracotta Dreams

16.03.2022, by Mike Pinnington

Review

Existential House

Wirral

An image showing a few large painted canvvasses suspended from the ceiling and from wooden frames.

Beth Shapeero: The Shape of Things

09.02.2022, by Alice Bradshaw

Review

Leeds

The Tetley

The orange figure of a womxn sits atop a pink horse that has human feet. The pair are moving through a green landscape, with two cherries visible in the left foreground on the floor.

Katie Tomlinson: Fight the Moon

12.12.2021, by Matt Retallick

Review

Paradise Works

Salford

Expanded Interiors: Re-Staged

27.08.2021, by Grace Denton

Review

Hatton Gallery

Newcastle upon Tyne

A frog, stood upright on a rock, confronts a lion sat on its hind legs in front of a starry sky as dawn, or fire, breaks over the horizon.

Rui Matsunaga

24.06.2021, by Katie Shirley

Review

Southport

The Atkinson

A wooden climbing frame inside an old fashioned gymnasium, there are three small paintings hung on it's bars.

Oliver Hoffmeister: Hide and Seek

10.06.2021, by Michaela Hall

Review

Berwick-upon-Tweed

Gymnasium Gallery

My Reality, Your Reality, Its Reality and Shirts

03.12.2020, by James Schofield

Review

29 Northgate

Blackburn

photograph of white-walled gallery space with a black sofa face six paintings

Gordon Dalton: Dead Reckoning

09.10.2020, by Neil Greenhalgh

Review

The Auxiliary

A white wall gallery space with a lightwood floor and white pillars. Works are hung on the walls, and several people are gathered in the space.

Sara Barker: All Clouds are Clocks, All Clocks are Clouds

07.05.2020, by Holly Grange

Exploration

Leeds

Leeds Art Gallery

A painting of a tent or white marquee surrounded by water.

A City That Welcomes Art: Three Sheffield artists reflect on winning major prizes

28.02.2020, by Orla Foster

Feature

Sheffield

Collier Street Baths

10.02.2020, by Laura Biddle

Review

Salford Museum and Art Gallery

Two colourful paintings hanging side by side in a gallery.

Slow Painting

22.12.2019, by Derek Horton

Review

Leeds

Leeds Art Gallery

A sculpture made up of a painting on plywood, with gold leaf, and a tree branch resting in front of it.

Beyond Surface – Painting for Dark Times: The Contemporary British Painting Prize and Mandy Payne: Out of Time

20.12.2019, by Emma Bolland

Review

Huddersfield

Huddersfield Art Gallery

Baroque Art from Rome to England: A Poor Imitation of Mastery

27.05.2019, by Ed Montana-Williams

Review

Liverpool

Walker Art Gallery

Emma Cousin, ‘Song Drapes’: Super Glue

02.05.2019, by Ed Montana-Williams

Review

Liverpool

The Bluecoat

Formations

11.04.2019, by Caro Fentiman

Review

Gallagher & Turner

Newcastle upon Tyne

A painting of a felled tree, showing the bottom of the trunk uprooted.

Flat + Earth

08.03.2019, by Clare Nadal

Review

Sheffield

Sidney + Matilda

Interview with Joseph O’Rourke, John Moores Prize Winner

07.10.2018, by Callan Waldron-Hall

Review

Liverpool

Walker Art Gallery

Lubaina Himid BALTIC Gateshead Great Exhibition of the North

Lubaina Himid: Our Kisses are Petals

19.06.2018, by Rosie Minney

Review

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

Rachael Clewlow: 3,200 Colours

23.05.2018, by Iris Priest

Review

Newcastle upon Tyne

Vane

Chris Leach – Jurisdictions: a short space of time

Derek Horton reviews 'Jurisdictions: a short space of time' by Chris Leach at Bury Art Museum & Sculpture Centre.

07.05.2018, by Derek Horton

Review

Bury

Bury Art Museum

Joy Labinjo: Gatherings

04.04.2018, by Rosie Minney

Review

GOLDTAPPED

Newcastle upon Tyne

Scully 1970 Newcastle Laing Art Gallery Hatton Gallery

Sean Scully: 1970

21.02.2018, by Michaela Hall

Review

Hatton Gallery

Laing Art Gallery

Newcastle upon Tyne

Lubaina Himid: Meticulous Observations and Naming the Money

11.02.2018, by Callan Waldron-Hall

Review

Liverpool

Walker Art Gallery

Slaves of Fashion: The Singh Twins at Walker Art Gallery

11.02.2018, by Julia Johnson

Review

Liverpool

Walker Art Gallery

Foldyard: Another Field | Gardens and Uncultivated Spaces

31.01.2018, by Dave Pritchard

Review

Hexham

Queen’s Hall

Sofia Stevi: turning forty winks into a decade

12.01.2018, by Adam Heardman

Review

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead