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SOLO SHOW

"BETWEEN TIDES"

SOLO SHOW AT DUNCAN R MILLER FINE ART, LONDON

Preview Thursday 23rd February 2012, 6 - 8.30pm - all welcome!

Heather by the Sand, Morar (Oil on linen, 32 x 48)

An exciting new solo exhibition of work featuring scenes from around Britain with the emphasis on the meeting of land and sea - the Scottish west coast, Northern Ireland, Lancashire coast, as well as urban scenes of London.

I'll be there at the preview on Thursday 23rd February between 6 and 8.30pm. Everyone is welcome to come along and enjoy the paintings along with the usual refreshments.

View all the paintings in show online now here.

There's also a full colour catalogue available - if you'd like to receive one, please email art@duncanmiller.com

White Sands, Yellow Flowers, Morar (Oil, 32 x 32)

The exhibition opens at Duncan R Miller Fine Art, St James's, London, from 24th February and continues until 16 March 2012.

For further details, please go here.

ART FAIRS FOR 2012

20/21 International Art Fair, Royal College of Art, London, 16 - 19 February

Exciting new work with Duncan R Miller at this exuberant modern and contemporary art fair.

For more details, please click here.

Small Dog, Green Park (Oil, 24 x 26)

WHAT THE PAPERS SAY

"ONE OF SCOTLAND'S FOREMOST CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS" - Avenue Magazine

"NOW FIRMLY ESTABLISHED AS ONE OF SCOTLAND'S LEADING AND MOST COLLECTED ARTISTS... HER EXPRESSIVE PAINTING STYLE AND CHOICE OF LOCATIONS MAKE HER WORK AMPLIFY ALL THAT IS BEAUTIFUL IN NATURE. HER SHOW IS NOT TO BE MISSED" - Out Bristol

"TRADEMARK VIBRANCY AND TEXTURAL DEXTERITY" - The Herald

"ONE OF THE RISING STARS OF SCOTTISH PAINTING" - Venue Magazine

"JUDITH BRIDGLAND CONFRONTS THE DRAMA AND EMOTIONS OF LANDSCAPE" - The List

"BOLD, EXPRESSIVE AND FULL OF CONTRASTS" - Artists and Illustrators

"MEATY" - The Herald

From The Herald, Saturday 14 May 2011

"Judith I Bridgland's Eastbourne Pier won the Royal Glasgow Institute's House For An Art Lover Prize in 2009. The resulting exhibition, a mix of subject matter and media "stemming from a love of colour and texture", is rooted in the genesis of that evocative oil.

It's a snapshot of Bridgland's working process, her trademark vibrancy and textural dexterity worked out in a considerable variety of media and methods, from acrylics to procion dyes, screen prints to charcoals, organic matter and textiles.

"Exploring texture and pattern through other media is a very useful starting point," says Bridgland. "Everything can be used to create art."

If her Eastbourne subject matter stems from childhood familiarity, elsewhere there are colour-drenched acrylics of London and meaty oils of coastal Suffolk, including some fine, atmospheric and almost - but not quite - monochromatic renditions of Walberswick landing stages."

SARAH URWIN JONES

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WATCH A SHORT FILM ABOUT THE ARTIST

To view a 5 minute video made by Scotland on TV of the artist in her former studio at WASPS talking about her work, click here.

(Since the film was made, the artist has bought and moved to her own studios, where she now works.)

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