Browsing Tag JOPP 2019 Shortlist
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Artist InterviewsSam Rachamin was born in Israel in 1986 to a mixed Israeli American couple. He grew up in Jerusalem and Motza Illit, a village on the outskirts ...
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Artist InterviewsPolly Townsend’s oil paintings are a deeply personal response to her experiences of the environment. By embarking on residencies in far flung corners of the world, she takes ...
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Artist InterviewsJenny Fay’s painting ‘Portrait of a Young Artist’ was shortlisted for the Jackson’s Painting Prize earlier this year. Expertly crafted, the portrait demonstrated Jenny Fay’s sensitive use of ...
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Artist InterviewsAldo Balding is an artist whose work seeks to harness time, space and movement in the permanence of figurative oil painting. His Jackson’s Open Painting Prize shortlisted ‘Moment, ...
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Artist InterviewsPaul Smith’s painting The Fallen was shortlisted in Jackson’s Open Painting Prize 2019. The small oil painting, which was purchased at the Affordable Art Fair Hampstead, is a ...
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Artist InterviewsMark McLaughlin was shortlisted in the Jackson’s Open Painting Prize 2019 for his oil painting, Fin’s Garden, which was hugely popular with visitors to the Affordable Art Fair ...
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Artist InterviewsDavid Micheaud was shortlisted in Jackson’s Open Painting Prize 2019 for his work S&S Thermostat. This painting, like many of his works, harnesses light and colour to lead ...
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Artist InterviewsWilliam GC Brown’s painting ‘Renda/Mirrored’ was shortlisted for the Jackson’s Open Painting Prize 2019. A female figure sits in a chair by a window. The smooth sophisticated handling ...
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Artist InterviewsHector Chan was shortlisted in Jackson’s Open Painting Prize 2019 for his work, No Paul Please. The painting is an unusual, cinematic portrait that activates the viewer’s eye ...
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Artist InterviewsJames Moore was shortlisted in the Jackson’s Open Painting Prize 2019 for his evocative painting, Michael Jackson’s ‘Bad’ tour, Cardiff 1988AD. Intrigue surrounds the painting which depicts an ...
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Artist InterviewsEsmond Loh’s mysterious work, Village, was shortlisted in the Jackson’s Open Painting Prize 2019. The painting depicts an imaginary village scene, where rural reality and surrealism meet, in ...
