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January 26, 2021

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If you appreciate ART in any form, Northgate Studio in the heart of Chester is the place to be.
With regular fine art exhibitions, a number of fantastic creative workshops, art lectures and creative talks, theatrical performances and musical events, there is always something exciting going on here.

“Appropriate” – Art Exhibition by Chris Stones – CANCELLED

Thursday, 15 October 2020 by CHaCAdmin

‘Appropriate’ by Chris Stones – at Chester Art Centre

17th November to 2nd December 2020

Chris Stones, returned to higher education shortly after her 50th birthday, having decided to formalise her lifelong interest in art. This exhibition is a collection of some of the work Chris created in response to various modules, during the three-year degree course.

“I have always found collage an exciting and expeditious medium in which to work. One of my most vivid childhood memories is of my mother, making flour and water paste, so I could collage chocolate biscuit wrappers. Recognising that my strengths lie in the analogue, collage enables me to take a playful and diverse approach to making work. My work is eclectic, often conceptual, influenced by Surrealism, Dada and Pop Art, I combine collage with elements of appropriated paintings and readymade objects. As I mature past the age of 50, I am acutely aware of the value of recycling and the satisfaction of giving a ‘thing’ a second life, a reflection perhaps of my own reinvention as a student.”

Completing her studies during the unprecedented coronavirus lockdown, Chris graduated, without ceremony, First Class with Honours, Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art.

We hope that we can hold a socially distanced timed private view on Saturday, the 21st of November, between 2 PM and 7 PM. Please keep an eye on this page and RSVP if you would like to attend!

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M.E.S.S. – Mark Edmonds Studio Sale – Socially Distanced Event

Tuesday, 29 September 2020 by CHaCAdmin
M.E.S.S. – Mark Edmonds Studio Sale
In these interesting times, one artist has decided to help out by clearing his studio to raise money for those people most at risk. With some discounts of up to 50%, if you’ve ever wanted an original Mark Edmonds, now is the time to treat yourself. With 10% from every sale being donated to ‘Age UK’ your purchases will be going towards some much needed assistance for the people who need it most.
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Join us this September! The exhibition has opened on 24 September and will run for 2 weeks until the 8th of October. The Socially Distanced Prosecco event number 2 is taking place on Saturday the 3rd of October between 4 PM and 7 PM.
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Please be aware that we cannot allow more than 6 people in one space at a time, so we have opened upstairs studios as well. Please make sure you have your mask with you and do RSVP if you can to let us know what time you are planning to visit. Thank you very much for understanding!
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Mark Edmonds graduated from Staffordshire University in 2013, since then he has been working professionally as an artist. Prior to attending higher education Mark had worked as an interior decorator and Photographer. He often uses the knowledge and skills he acquired in these professions to shape his artistic practice. In addition Mark has a keen interest in philosophy, history and spirituality, themes which are often recurrent in his artwork.
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‘I work in contemporary mediums. My studio is a mess of circuit boards, plastic resins and paint. I spend my time meditating and splicing one material with another. I love the contrast I create between colours and textures, everything is in a constant juxtaposition. I am probably considered a painter by many, but I feel more like a sculptor who works on canvas.  To me the challenge is to create something with ‘feeling’ that evokes strong feelings in others. I am not always successful and at times this journey is painful, especially when you make that connection. Often, I feel naked when this happens, because someone is looking at me without my armour of bullshit. After the initial shock dies down and I no longer feel as vulnerable, I realise I have achieved something, that I am not pretending, there is a genuine connection.

Meditation and being a flawed human being is the key to my creative ‘process’. I tend to start with the structure of the painting or the concept. This is very much a conscious act, a little bit like visualising a sandcastle. As I work further into the piece, the original idea is ‘washed away’ each time, the mental image compromised. Each subsequent layer of paint, plastic or texture becomes a response to the modified vision. This is where the structure gives way to the feeling and the conscious begins to merge with the unconscious. This can become difficult to reconcile at times, there is risk involved. Sometimes paintings become over-worked when they should be abandoned. Sometimes detail is lost, sometimes I get lost.

​I think contextually my work exists somewhere between abstract expressionism and the conceptual art foragers, for whom, Marcel Duchamp’s ‘Readymade’ is the life blood. The reoccurring theme would be creation born of frustration, be it with others or with oneself. I long for a certain amount of creative freedom. I am attempting to avoid the potholes of over thinking. Concentrate on breathing, clear the mind, and follow intuition, well for as long as possible in a heavy duty filter mask. 

I take my tools of expression, and all the techniques I have developed and in rare cases mastered, then I leave the safety of roads firmly travelled. My journey will take me into the unknown, the black void of nothingness. When I return I have unlocked a piece of the puzzle but paid for it with a piece of myself. This is the price all creative minds pay until ultimately there is no exchange left’.

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‘Surreal Reality’ art exhibition by Greg Forster

Thursday, 10 September 2020 by CHaCAdmin

‘Surreal Reality’ by Greg Forster.

We are excited to announce Greg’s exhibition which will take place at Chester Art Centre for two weeks starting on the 4th of May and will run until the 18th of May 2021. The preview evening will take place on Thursday 6th May.

Influenced by the surrealists of the 1920/30’s and cartoonists of the 1980’s, Greg creates bizarre and imaginative colourful worlds with weird and outlandish subjects. Greg’s artwork can be provocative and at times disturbing, with a vein of fun bewilderment that runs through the entire exhibition. Sometimes political, often personal and intimate, with humour and sarcasm being central to his work.

Greg’s imagery asks questions and evokes mystery with detailed complexity of his paintings that encourages an exploration of one’s own psyche. In many compositions, subjects are undergoing a transformation, depicted as they change from one state or identity to another, displaying subjects with anything from angels with heart-shaped limbs to strange fuse-headed monsters.

Using knowledge and skills acquired in his profession in graphic design to shape his artistic vision Greg has put together a collection of images that portray varying perspectives that include love and loss, hopes and fears, lust and power, and the meaning of life. His work draws on his own personal experience personifying bizarre subjects in complex circumstance.

Working in a mix of contemporary mediums, the artist depicts life’s pleasures and predicaments in a surreal world. His use of bold colour in this surreal environment allows Greg to challenge his own emotional boundaries and explore his greatest obsession.

Greg Forster graduated from Swansea Metropolian University in 1992, since then he has worked professionally as a London based freelance illustrator, and latterly in graphic design. Now based in his native North Wales, he uses the knowledge and skills acquired in those professions to shape his artistic vision.

His artwork is inspired by the events of his own personal experiences, personifying bizarre subjects in complex circumstance.

Greg has a keen interest in philosophy and sociology, and has always been fascinated by characteristics, key life events, and situations which compose the essence of human existence, such as growth, emotionality, aspiration, conflict, and mortality. These themes are often recurrent in his artwork and come from varying perspectives that include love and loss, hopes and fears, lust and power, and the meaning of life.

Working in a mix of contemporary mediums, such as acrylic paint, ink, spray paint, marker pen and pencil on paper, board and canvas, Greg has blended his skills in graphics and illustration with his love of bright colour and surrealism to bring about artwork that depicts life’s pleasures and predicaments in a surreal world. His use of bold colour in this surreal environment allows Greg to challenge the boundaries and explore his own obsessions.

The private view will be taking place on the 6th of May between 6 PM and 9 PM and we look forward to seeing you for some bright surrealism and wine! 🙂

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‘SALO’ art exhibition by Mark Funge and OSMpaul

Saturday, 05 September 2020 by CHaCAdmin

It has been a long time coming and now finally arrived! 🙂

‘SALO’ exhibition by OSMpaul and Mark Funge starting on the 10th of September will run until the 24th of September. Join us for an all-day event on Friday the 11th for some waves, sunshine and surfing :). 3 PM till 8 PM – do not miss!

OSMpaul is a digital surf artist/illustrator based in Chester UK. Influenced massively by the surf and skate culture from the late 90s and early 00s, he likes to recreate the vibe of reading surf mags and watching movies as a kid as well as some of the culture from the modern day.  Mental health has also been a subconscious element to his work, and the recent bodies of work show how we can feel so small in this HUGE world we live in, but our passions and hobbies can bring back the stoke. His use of calm colours and negative space will leave you feeling like your sat drinking a beer at the beach with the sound of the waves crashing in front of you.

Mark Funge we all know and he is very busy – still awaiting the blurb! Lol.

Looking forward to seeing you on Friday the 11th!

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‘FOUR VIEWS’ art exhibition – CANCELLED

Saturday, 05 September 2020 by CHaCAdmin

‘FOUR VIEWS’ is an art exhibition by Penny Beautiman, Vicky Christmas, Ann Roach and Jackie Saxton, which will run between the 30th of March 2021 and 13th of April 2021, with the private view on 1 April. At Chester Art Centre we are very excited to see what these fabulous four artists come up with this time!

Looking forward to seeing you on 1 April for some wine, art and fun between 3 PM and 8 PM! 🙂

‘We are 4 artists  and friends with diverse backgrounds in the Visual Arts , who regularly meet to work and discuss our progress. Each of us responds to a stimulus or subject in an individual manner. As Quarto we have exhibited together on a number of occasions, as individuals we have exhibited locally, nationally and internationally’.

PENNY BEAUTIMAN

As a printmaker, my main interests are in industrial landscapes and work places. I use relief blocks; the main design is cut by removing areas not needed, further detail is created by cutting out more areas and using different colours. I add texture by sticking sandpaper, mesh and thread to the block.

I have a degree in Fine Art from Reading University and have taught Art in a variety of schools. I exhibit regularly and am a member of Cheshire Artists Network and Outline Art.

VICKY CHRISTMAS

After some years of teaching, I studied Art at a variety of places and continue to do so. My work is mainly outside in the landscape, however, I enjoy the stimulation and challenge of Still life  and Life drawing. I am looking to work in a loose free manner, letting my feelings help to conjure the finished effect. I also value working with like- minded friends. I am a member of Outline Art and exhibit work extensively.

ANN ROACH

For the past 30 years I have enjoyed the challenge and rewards of being an Adult Art Tutor. My own work is varied as I aim to capture the specific nature, energy or atmosphere of my chosen subject – figure, flower or place. Although happy using any medium, I paint mainly in fresh watercolour, often spilling  the image on to the mount, inviting the viewer to  be closer involved with the subject.

I am a member of Cheshire Artists Network, Outline Art & Altrincham Society of Art. My work is exhibited extensively, has gained many awards and has been featured in several Art publications.

JACKIE SAXTON

I am passionate about my art, in particular,  pastels ,drawing and mixed media where I use all types of textures. I like colour, contrasting light – especially sunlight, movement and form.

I believe that an Artist must continually develop their skills and techniques; the process never ends. I am, however, very self-critical, seldom being satisfied with my work and feeling it could be
better. Nevertheless, I consider that Art is uplifting , spiritual  and that it is a special joy and privilege to be creative and to work alongside other Artists. I am a member of Altrincham Society of Art and regularly exhibit my work.

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M.E.S.S. – Mark Edmonds Studio Sale

Thursday, 20 August 2020 by CHaCAdmin
M.E.S.S. – Mark Edmonds Studio Sale
In these interesting times, one artist has decided to help out by clearing his studio to raise money for those people most at risk. With some discounts of up to 50%, if you’ve ever wanted an original Mark Edmonds, now is the time to treat yourself. With 10% from every sale being donated to ‘Age UK’ your purchases will be going towards some much needed assistance for the people who need it most.
Join us this September! The exhibition will open on 24 September and will run for 2 weeks until the 8th of October. The Socially Distanced Prosecco event will take place on Saturday the 26thbetween 1 PM and 7 PM. As usual, please do let us know approximately what time you are planning to visit:)
Mark Edmonds graduated from Staffordshire University in 2013, since then he has been working professionally as an artist. Prior to attending higher education Mark had worked as an interior decorator and Photographer. He often uses the knowledge and skills he acquired in these professions to shape his artistic practice. In addition Mark has a keen interest in philosophy, history and spirituality, themes which are often recurrent in his artwork.
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‘I work in contemporary mediums. My studio is a mess of circuit boards, plastic resins and paint. I spend my time meditating and splicing one material with another. I love the contrast I create between colours and textures, everything is in a constant juxtaposition. I am probably considered a painter by many, but I feel more like a sculptor who works on canvas.  To me the challenge is to create something with ‘feeling’ that evokes strong feelings in others. I am not always successful and at times this journey is painful, especially when you make that connection. Often, I feel naked when this happens, because someone is looking at me without my armour of bullshit. After the initial shock dies down and I no longer feel as vulnerable, I realise I have achieved something, that I am not pretending, there is a genuine connection.

Meditation and being a flawed human being is the key to my creative ‘process’. I tend to start with the structure of the painting or the concept. This is very much a conscious act, a little bit like visualising a sandcastle. As I work further into the piece, the original idea is ‘washed away’ each time, the mental image compromised. Each subsequent layer of paint, plastic or texture becomes a response to the modified vision. This is where the structure gives way to the feeling and the conscious begins to merge with the unconscious. This can become difficult to reconcile at times, there is risk involved. Sometimes paintings become over-worked when they should be abandoned. Sometimes detail is lost, sometimes I get lost.

​I think contextually my work exists somewhere between abstract expressionism and the conceptual art foragers, for whom, Marcel Duchamp’s ‘Readymade’ is the life blood. The reoccurring theme would be creation born of frustration, be it with others or with oneself. I long for a certain amount of creative freedom. I am attempting to avoid the potholes of over thinking. Concentrate on breathing, clear the mind, and follow intuition, well for as long as possible in a heavy duty filter mask. 

I take my tools of expression, and all the techniques I have developed and in rare cases mastered, then I leave the safety of roads firmly travelled. My journey will take me into the unknown, the black void of nothingness. When I return I have unlocked a piece of the puzzle but paid for it with a piece of myself. This is the price all creative minds pay until ultimately there is no exchange left’.

You can view some of Mark’s work on our website: https://www.artexclusive.co.uk/collections/mark-edmonds 

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‘Sun, Colours and Imagination’ art exhibition by William Duncan and Alex Rezende

Wednesday, 12 August 2020 by CHaCAdmin
We welcome ‘Sun, Colour and Imagination’ art exhibition by William Duncan and Alex Rezende during the dark and wet weeks of October! 🙂
The exhibition will run between 20 October and 10 November, with the private view taking place on Saturday, the 24th of October 2020. It will be yet another all-day event from 2 PM till 7 PM, so please RSVP if you are planning to come and meet the artists so we can make sure everyone is safe and happy!:)
The subject matter is various depictions of the sun in remembered or imaginary landscapes and dreams. William’s use of intense, vibrant colours in oils harmonises with Alex’s creative imagination.
We hope our work gives the impression of warmth and passion and a sense of freedom. Most of our work for this exhibition has been created since the start of lockdown in March and has been an ongoing process.
William Duncan
‘I started my creative career working as a stage technician at various theatres in London. After being in this profession for over 10 years I decided I wanted a complete change so I did a ‘Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) course’, which gave me the opportunity to teach and travel abroad. I chose São Paulo, Brazil and lived there for 15 years.  During this time, I studied at, “Escola Panamericana de Arte de São Paulo and studied art history with a well-known Brazilian art critic ,Rodrigo Naves. During this time I also studied with Ilka Lemos, a painter and sculptor at her studio in São Paulo. I then moved to Paraty, Rio de Janeiro state where I opened the WDAR Studio/Gallery. After 5 years there I decided to move back to the UK.I lived for a couple of years in Bristol and am now based in Liverpool. My ‘Tropical adventure’ is still present and a great inspiration in my artwork’.
Notable exhibitions:
2018-Exhibition`Ways of Colour`ABCL1 Liverpool.
2018-Exhibition`Cities and Jungles, Jungles and Cities`.
2018-Spring Open SCA-Southport Contemporary Arts.
2016 -The Grant Bradley Gallery. SBA Arts-Group Exhibition.
2016 May – SBA Art Trail, Bristol
2015 – Friends Royal West of England Academy (RWA),Bristol
2014 – The Grant Bradley Gallery, Bristol. “Living in a Magic Forest”
2014-Galeria Rio Sul – T.V Globo Volta Redonda, Rio de Janeiro, .  We won awards and interviewed on TV
 2014-Galeria Rio Sul- T.V Globo Resende, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil-Group Exhibition
2013-Primitive Secrets-Parlour Showrooms, Bristol with Alex Rezende
2012-Interview on Brazilian T.V about William Duncan’s art work with recycled materials.
2010- The Strength of Beauty-Galeria Belvedere, Paraty, Brazil – Group Exhibition
2009- Monalisede Paratienses-Galeria Belvedere, Paraty, Brazil-Group Exhibition
2008-Street Art Central, São Paulo, Brazil with Alex Rezende
2008-Masks. Solo exhibition, Brazilian British Centre, São Paulo, Brazil
2007-São Paulo Underground station art work with Alex Rezende and Ilka Lemos.
2006-Touring exhibition of show ‘Women in Cycles’ in São Paulo, Brazil
2005-Studied ‘History of Art’ with Brazilian Art Critic, Rodrigo Naves
2001-2004-Escola Panamericana de Arte (Panamerican School of Art) São Paulo, Brazil
1980- Croydon College of Art. Stage Technician course.
Alex Rezende
I was born and brought up in São Paulo, Brazil, I have always been surrounded by artistic influences within my family. A family of actors and artists. In 1995 I began working as a photographer’s assistant for a fashion photographer. In 2001 I made some appearances at MTV and wrote and presented a program on M.T.V Television Brazil. Between 2002 and 2003 I was more involved in the production of comedy programs for coastal radio stations. In 2004 with William Duncan and Brazilian artist, Ilka Lemos I was encouraged to pursue my artistic flair. In 2009 I moved to a small town in Rio state, Paraty where we started the WDAR project there, making art together and opened a Gallery/Studio. In 2014 I moved to Bristol, the U.K being a great influence on my artwork. And now I’m exploring new possibilities in Liverpool expressing my new life experiences in my artworks, music, painting, writing… I like to find new ways to express myself every day. All situations could be new inspirations!
Notable exhibitions:
2018-Exhibition`Ways of Colour`. ABCL1 Liverpool.
2018-Exhibition`Cities and Jungles, Jungles and Cities`. SCA-Southport Contemporary Arts
2018-Spring Open SCA-Southport Contemporary Arts
2016-The Grant Bradley Gallery. SBA Arts-Group Exhibition
2015-Royal West of England Academy Friends Exhibition
2014-The Grant Bradley Gallery-Living In a Magic Forest
2014-Galeria Rio Sul- T.V Globo Volta Redonda, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil-Group Exhibition
2014-Galeria Rio Sul- T.V Globo Resende, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil-Group Exibition
2013-Primitive Secrets-Parlour Showrooms, Bristol with William Duncan
2012-Exposição 3 Asas Um Só Coração Do Caiçara ao Pop (Three wings , just one heart)
2012-Galeria Rio Sul- T.V Globo Resende, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil-Group Exibition
2009- Monalisede Paratienses-Galeria Belvedere, Paraty, Brazil-Group Exhibition
2008-Street Art Central, São Paulo, Brazil with William Duncan
2007-São Paulo Underground station art work with William Duncan and Ilka Lemos, São Paulo ,Brazil
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MAD WORLD photographic art exhibition by Gary Sheridan

Friday, 12 June 2020 by CHaCAdmin

MAD WORLD  by GARY SHERIDAN

We are excited to announce Gary’s new exhibition which will take place at Chester Art Centre for 2 weeks starting on the 27th of August and will run until the 10th of September 2020. We’ve confirmed the private view for Thursday, the 27th of August, and will be equipped with face masks and disposable cups for Prosecco 🙂

It was whilst studying photography at the University of Wolverhampton in the UK that Gary found his passion for conceptual photography. His work draws on personal experience and his natural inquisitiveness in human behaviour.

He constructs a series of work from a concept, or he will see images in everyday life that speaks volumes to him. Whichever method of construction he uses, he intends the images to be multi-layered and engage the viewer thoughtfully and aesthetically. His work is vibrant, beautiful and seductive, with a vein of humour that runs through its body, just as life should be, yet life is not always a bed of roses and Gary’s work often breaks down the façade to reveal…

The Mad World exhibition features work from his latest award-winning series Waiting for the Tide to Turn, Are Friends Electric and In Dreams.

“In a mad world, only the mad are sane”

Recent Awards

Bronze Award – Tokyo International Foto Awards, Fine Art 2019 TIFA

Bronze Award – Worlds Top 10 Fashion Photo, Fine Art, One Eyeland 2019

3  x Honorable Mention – International Photography Awards, Fine Art Series 2019 IPA

Honorable Mention – International Photography Awards, Street Photography 2019 IPA

Nominee – Fine Art Photography Awards  –  Conceptual 2019 FAPA

Finalist – Worlds Top 10 Fashion Photo 2018 – Oneyeland

Honorable Mention – International Photography Awards, Fine Art Portrait 2018  IPA

 

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The Kinky Life of Trees by Brigitte Watkinson

Wednesday, 19 February 2020 by CHaCAdmin

We are very excited to be showing Brigitte Watkinson’s ‘The Kinky Life of Trees’ from 16th April to 7th May 2020. Why not join us for the private view on Thursday, 16th April from 18:30 to 21:00.

Brigitte is a Cheshire artist who, nevertheless, was born and raised in the wooded hills and mountains of Bavaria, Germany, and now lives and works near Northwich, Cheshire. Her childhood was filled with wondrous and mysterious stories of anthropomorphic forests and creatures within; stories that have stayed with her to this day. Brigitte’s paintings are a reflection of these tales: she plays these out in her bold and outspoken paintings through unconventional materials, shapes, colours and textures.

The kinky life of trees is a body of work influenced by the writings of Peter Wohlleben and Colin Trudge, who have both written extensively about trees and the communication between them. This, combined with her heritage, manifested itself in the notion that trees not only have feelings, but also feelings for one another. The kinky life of trees has begun.

Brigitte is currently studying for a Master’s degree in Fine Art.

We look forward to seeing you on 16th April for wine, kinky trees and fantastic artwork!

You can see more of Brigitte’s paintings on her web page: www.makeslugsbeautiful.co.uk

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Italy Seen With Different Eyes – Travel Photography by Marco Costa

Sunday, 12 January 2020 by CHaCAdmin

Marco Costa is an Italian Energy Engineer by profession and travel photographer by circumstance. Thanks to his current role, he often has the chance to travel and explore Europe, including Italy, of course.

This exhibition focuses on the recurrent trips back to his home country, showing landscapes, urban scenes and architecture.

The pictures span from the mountains where he grew up to the recently explored Sicilian landscapes, Venice, Rome and the lake Maggiore, in the north of Italy.

It’s by no means a comprehensive summary of what many consider the most beautiful country in the world. It’s a collection of fragments, moments and views captured through the eyes of someone looking back at his motherland with renewed curiosity and interest that the detachment living abroad brings.

 

The exhibition will run for two weeks between 21 February and 10 March 2020. We look forward to seeing you on Saturday, 22nd of February for the private view of some fantastic Italian views (and fantastic Italian wines!:-) )

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