2019 ESOP End of Year Shows ‘Art Matters Part 1 & 2’

July 3rd to 14th at The Art Pavilion Mile End Park.

On behalf of the artist-students of The Essential School of Painting we invite you to our two End of Year Shows. The shows ‘Art Matters Part 1 and Part 2’ are the culmination of the work they have made over the last academic year starting in Autumn 2018.
Our tutors will also be exhibiting artwork.

All are welcome to the opening nights. Join us for Cocktails, bar and nibbles.

Art Matters Part 1

Group crit with David Mach RA – The Bigger Picture

Opening night 3rd July 2019 18.00 – 21.00 
Exhibition dates 4th – 7th July 2019 10am – 6.30pm 

Art Matters Part 1 is an exhibition of work by students on three year long courses;
The Bigger Picture: Tutors – David Mach RA and Elizabeth Chisholm,
The Painting Year: Tutors – Dan Coombs and Guy Allott  
The Contemporary Fine Art course: Tutors – Bob Matthews and Liane Laing.

Artists on Art Matters Part 1

The Bigger Picture
Stephanie Brunton
Sally Gorham
John Heywood-Waddington
Maria Konder
Georgia Lepper
Sarah Louise Marshall
Wendy Rolt
Phoebe Rutherford
Ruth Helen Smith
Simone Thomas
The Painting Year
Fatemeh Bagherian 
Gabrielle Eber
Gillian Harding
Elizabeth Hilliard Selka
Lucy Marston
Mark McConnell
Gwen Ovshinsky
Michelle Owoo
Jacqueline Rana
Luka Vardiashvili
The Contemporary Fine Art course
Latifah Al-Said
Celeste C. Da Luz (ESOP Newman Scholar)
Fionnuala Quinn
Vaughan Melzer
Amanda Morrison
Elizabeth Hilliard Selka

Art Matters Part 2

Niah and Alero – Painting People: The figure and portrait

Opening night 9th July 2019 18.00 – 21.00
Exhibition dates 10th – 14th July 2019 10am – 6.30pm

Art Matters Part 2 is an exhibition of work by students on four year long courses;
The Foundation Painting Year Tutors: Dan Coombs and Guy Allot
Painting Personal Projects Tutors: Alison Harper and Alexander James Pollard
Painting People and Portraits  Tutors: Allan Ramsay, Alison Harper and Sikelela Owen
The Contemporary figure and Story-telling in painting. Tutor: Alison Harper

Artists on Art Matters Part 2

The Foundation Painting Year:
Uran Apak
Hagar Basis
Francesca Lando
Maitrinita Clarke
Niah McGiff
Laura Symes
Marlo Webster

 Painting Personal Projects
Latifah Al-Said
Deborah Burnstone
Lucy De Roeper
Joseph Dilnot (ESOP Newman
Scholar)
Painting People and Portraits
Kitty Beamish
Peter Dixon
Nadine Herbst (ESOP Newman
Scholar)
Elizaveta Larina
Niah McGiff
Alison Rivett
Lisa Wilson
Marlo Webster

The Contemporary Figure
and Story-telling in Painting
Crispin Dior
Pauline Fehily
Gwen Ovshinsky
Mentoring Programme
Priscilla Talbot
with Alison Harper
 
Oil painting
James Isaacs
Ath Petrochilos

  • Venue -The Art Pavilion Mile End Park

  • Phone
    07582080067
  • Address
    Clinton Road
    London E3 4QY

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About Andrew Wamae

Andrew Wamae is the Director and co-founder of the Essential School of Painting (ESOP). He has a deeply held belief in the power of art to transform lives and society, and a particular interest in exploring new models for art education beyond school; championing the twin ideals of excellence and affordability in a highly pressurised sector when university fees are soaring and student/ tutor contact time is at an all time low. Andrew is particularly keen to ensure that the visual arts continue to be supported and thrive well. A creative, innovative and visionary professional, Andrew, in conjunction with his co-founder Alison Harper, has transformed the Essential School of Painting from humble beginnings to an established institution holding from one-day to year-long courses and workshops for all levels of experience; from beginners to postgraduate and professional artists. He has managed to enlist the support of a long list of celebrated artists from multiple fields in the creative industry to teach or lecture at the school or in their studios.