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Friday, January 22, 2010

New Paintings

Moorland (09142) 20x20cm

Moorland (09137) 20x20cm

Moorland (09127) 20x20cm

New Paintings this month. All the following are 20x20cm priced at £95.



Friday, April 03, 2009

Gareth Buxton - Artist Newsletter - April 2009

Gareth Buxton - Artist Newsletter 
April 2009

Stormy Weather
I really enjoy this time of year.  There is enough light now for some breathtaking cloud patterns but also stormy skies and fast moving winds to keep the landscape constantly changing. Managed to capture this wonderful moment the other day as a storm passed over Allestree/Kedleston area late afternoon.  This pattern of clouds didn't last long and I waited until the sun came through before snapping this one. The photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson called this the "decisive moment"



Don't forget - Masham Gallery Exhibition - Four Seasons in One Day 
Next exhibition - April 17th - May 24th 2009. 
Masham Gallery website at 
http://www.mashamgallery.co.uk/index.html . 

masham exhibition

Website Update
I have updated my web site at http://garbleart.co.uk/
I decided on a simple clean one page approach which should load up quickly.  The new page has all the essential info and a grid with previews of nine of my paintings, clicking on this leads through to Minigallery for more information

Mad March Painting!
March has been a busy month as I am madly producing many paintings in anticipation of selecting the best for upcoming shows.  Below are a few samples of what I am working on.

Stanage Edge
Stanage Edge

Moorland Vista #15
Moorland Vista #15

Mist Over Carsington #2
Mist Over Carsington #2

Twilight nr Buxton
Twilight Near Buxton

Mist Over Carsington
Mist over Carsington


Doodles
Doodling has always been a compulsive habit for me.  This year I decided to do a doodle a day, here's 3rd March!


Tweets from March
As you know I am a Tweeter and my Twitter my ID is garbleart (http://twitter.com/garbleart)
Here is a selection of tweets from March
  • Reading Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson. On page 22 - only another 898 pages go!
  • Finishing two fleshy sculptures whilst listening to st germain. Not the legendary immortal occult figure but the house/nu jazz musician;-)
  • Listening to 'Black Celebration', Depeche Mode. Love the sinster noises @ start of title track. Superb album even after all these years.
  • Today is Ada Lovelace day. She was the world's first programmer. She didn't drink Jolt cola or keep a selection of pens in her top pocket
  • In the studio painting. Listening to 'telepopmusic - angel milk' . Window open spring air. Lovely.
  • Trilogy Meter by Dan Meth. Graphical comparison of movies and their sequels. Certainly agree with the Matrix one.http://tinyurl.com/bnn8gy
  • Joke: 'three fonts go into bar, the barman says sorry we don't serve your type here' ;-)
  • Chilli. Red wine. Bread and butter pudding. Zombie massacre via house of the dead. Got to stay awake!!
Regards

Sunday, March 29, 2009

Upcoming Exhibitions Paintings - Preview of Derbyshire Landscapes

I am currently preparing for two upcoming exhibitions, below are some of paintings that will be featured.

23 - 25th May 2009: Derbyshire Open Arts - Little Gallery Belper
14 - 28th June: Solo Exhibition - Ingleby Gallery, Ingleby

Twilight nr Buxton by you.
Twilight Near Buxton

Mist Over Carsington by you.
Mist Over Carsington

Mist Over Carsington #2 by you.
Mist Over Carsington #2

Moorland Vista #15 by you.
Moorland Vista #15

Stanage Edge by you.
Stanage Edge

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Peak District - Landscape Paintings

Thought you might like to see what I'm upto at the moment. I recently completed the the following paintings and they will be available end of May through Derbyshire Open Arts. Painted these in a confident mood with big bold strokes and resisted the temptation to overwork them, always a temptation.

New Mountain Painting

New Mountain Painting

New Moor Painting

Thursday, January 22, 2009

January Newletter

Gareth Buxton - Artist's Newsletter
January 2009

What a cold start to the new year! I
visited Harpur Hill near Buxton last weekend. Over night there had been freezing fog and everything above a certain height had been covered with the most beautiful white frost. Took a few pictures on a mobile phone camera, so quite grainy, hope it captures the moment, if not the freezing cold temperature :-) For more pictures click on the one below or click this link




Discovering Colour

Most of my output in the past has used a distinctive pallette limited to a narrow range of colours, much of this is deliberate as the colours match those of moorland and surround areas. I have recently been experimenting with some bold colours as the pictures below illustrate. To be honest I was quite taken aback when I had finished them. They seemed so bright, for me at least! I'd be really interested to hear your views, is too much colour too soon, or do you like this more saturated trend?




Moorland Twilight #2: (8x8 inch) - Acrylic on Canvas



Moorland Twilight #1: (8x8 inch) - Acrylic on Canvas



Storm View : (30x30 inch) - Acrylic on Canvas


Forthcoming Exhibitions 2009
The calendar is already filling up with exhibitions for the coming year, here are the ones so far.

17th April - May 24th: "4 seasons in one day" - Masham Gallery, Yorkshire
23 - 25th May 2009: Derbyshire Open Arts - Little Gallery Belper
14 - 28th June: Solo Exhibition - Ingleby Gallery, Ingleby


New Work for 2009
I've been quite busy already this year, to see my latest paintings checkout this gallery
or here http://www.minigallery.co.uk/Gareth_Buxton/newart/

Regards
Gareth


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