Studio Wall is a new initiative set up for exhibiting and art fairs featuring work by Birmingham Artspace artists Annette Pugh, Angela Maloney and Graham Chorlton, plus three invited artists, Deborah Catesby, John Devane and Erin Conel.

We are exhibiting at @mcrcontemporary on 15-17 November at Manchester Central.

The Manchester Contemporary features young galleries and artist-led spaces, creating a critically engaged environment for artistic exploration and development. 

Book your tickets and see us at the fair for the collector, the curator and the simply curious! #TMC24

Annette Pugh

The New Art Gallery Walsall, 22 July 2023 — 7 January 2024

Happenstance is an exhibition of newly commissioned oil paintings by Birmingham-based artist Annette Pugh. The works explore traces of human presence in the landscape and the often-emotional connection we have with unpopulated places such as remote lakesides, private ponds or the hidden crevices of public gardens.

Annette Pugh will be exhibiting at London Art Fair in January with Gala Fine Art, at The Business Design Centre, Islington.

“London Art Fair connects the best galleries from around the world with both seasoned and aspiring collectors, providing a unique opportunity to discover and connect with exceptional Modern and Contemporary Art.” Home – London Art Fair

Jack Foster and Angelina May Davis will be exhibiting in the forthcoming Worcester Open. This event is in collaboration with Pitt Studio C.I.C and The University of Worcester.  

The Exhibition will open 1st December 2021 at The Art House and runs until 17th January 2022.

Jack Foster and Graham Chorlton are currently exhibiting at The Holden Gallery in Manchester. This exhibition brings together work by a range of painters including Lisa Milroy, Prunella Clough, Ken Kiff, Terry Setch and many more. Fully Awake 6.6 is the final show of a six-part intergenerational cycle of exhibitions involving academics, artists and art educators in the UK.

The Holden Gallery

Manchester School of Art

05.11.21 – 17.12.21
Open Monday – Friday
12 noon – 6pm

Angelina May Davis has recently shown work alongside a range of Birmingham artists at The Manchester Contemporary. Congratulations.

After a highly successful year on Turps CC Angelina Davis will be continuing to study with Turps for a further year, and will be joined by Annette Pugh, who has been selected for this years cohort.

Turps Correspondence Course is an innovative programme of online mentoring facilitated through critical, supportive written reviews delivered by a dedicated mentor.

TURPS BANANA

Following the success of ‘The Anomie Review of Contemporary British Painting’ in 2018, a second volume has been created to showcase solo exhibitions that have defined contemporary painting in Britain since the first volume, including ‘Suburb’, by our very own Graham Chorlton.

This stunning book, written by Matt Price, is well worth a look.

Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2021, Firstsite, Colchester, 25 September 2021 – 28 November 2021

Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2021 launches at Firstsite with 75 new and exciting artists. We are delighted that Angelina Davis is one of the selected artists.

The exhibition presents the work of emerging and early career artists from UK art schools and alternative peer-to-peer learning programmes. The works were selected by three internationally renowned artists Hew Locke, Tai Shani and Michelle Williams Gamaker.

For more information follow the link below

BNC21, Firstsite, Colchester | New Contemporaries

Bowing and Scraping, 2020, Oil on Canvas.