24th June – 29th July
Opening Evening, 24th June, 6 – 8pm
Lewis Noble, Footpath, Curbar Edge 87x87cm Oil & mixed media on canvas £4,200
Lewis Noble, Daffodils by the River at Bradford Dale, 87x87cm, Oil & mixed media on canvas, £4,200
Lewis Noble, On Mam Tor, 51x56cm, Oil & mixed media on canvas, £2,350
Lewis Noble, Tree Shadows by the Rive at Bradford Dale, 51x56cm, Oil & mixed media on canvas, £2,350
Lewis Noble, Out, Far Out, Oil and mixed media on canvas, 91 x 91cm, £4,300
Lewis Noble, Mam Tor Towards Kinder Scout, Oil and mixed media on canvas, 76 x 76cm, £3,950
Heather Duncan, Memory of Landscape, oil on canvas, framed, 43 x 43cm, £675
Heather Duncan, Birch Woodland, oil on canvas, framed, £1,495
Heather Duncan, Richardson Beach, oil on canvas, 76 x 61cm, framed, £1,495
Heather Duncan, Lathkildale, oil on canvas, framed, 53 x 53cm, £975
Heather Duncan, Cool Moors, oil on canvas, framed, 53 x 53cm, £975
Alison Tyldesley, Glancing Light Summer in the Peaks, Acrylic on canvas, 53 x 53cm, £550
Alison Tyldesley, Turquoise Summer Sky, Acrylic on canvas, 22 x 22cm, £200
Alison Tyldesley, Turquoise Sky and Solitary Tree, 22 x 22cm, £200
Alison Tyldesley, Dark Tree and Golden Field, Alison Tyldesley, 63 x 63cm, £600
Alison Tyldesley, Purple Moorland Rough Pasture, Acrylic on canvas, 94 x 94cm, £950
Alison Tyldesley, Solitary Windswept Tree, Acrylic on canvas, 104 x 79cm, £950
Elaine Kazimierczuk, Blossom in Early Spring, Wallingford, Oil on canvas, 40 x 40cm, £550
Elaine Kazimierczuk, Buttercup Meadow against Dark Hedgerow, Oil on canvas, 50 x 70cm, £850
Elaine Kazimierczuk, Buttercup Meadow at Grandpont, Oxford, 102 x 127cm, Oil on canvas, £1950
Elaine Kazimierczuk,Triptych Christchurch Meadows, Oil on canvas, 72 x 72 x 3cm, £3,000
Exhibition Statement
Tarpey Gallery is proud to present ‘Language of Form’, taking place from 24th June – 29th July. The exhibition features work by four local artists with national reputations. Whilst each artist brings their own unique perspective to landscape painting the underlying trait that unites their prospective artworks is that of balancing the aesthetic sensibilities of representational and expressive painting.
Lewis Noble, Heather Duncan, Elaine Kazimierczuk and Alison Tyldesley all have a very passionate relationship with the landscape they paint and have each developed a unique visual language in order to bring their own personal experiences of time spent in our ever beautiful and changeable countryside to life.
In Lewis Noble’s works, the paintings stand in for the landscape itself. The process of building many layers of paint over time, eroding and repainting, has echoes in the way the landscape is made. These are not photographic frozen moments but paintings which contain all the time it took to make them.
For Elaine Kazimierczuk Painting is seeing something anew, describing and re-interpreting. The aim of the work is to reveal a fascination, a passion even, for the subject, and so present something more than is casually observed.
Heather Duncan’s works takes it’s inspiration from my everyday life, from landscape, music and poetry, and from memories. Each painting is drawn from a stream of consciousness, often starting in landscape but moving away from representation and becoming more abstract and expressive.
Alison Tyldesley aims to capture movement, intense light and atmosphere particularly glowing horizons, wild skies, receding hills and textured foregrounds. Her intention is to create an emotional response to landscape and successfully negotiate the delicate balance between representation and abstraction.
We hope you can join us on the 24th June, 6- 8pm for the opening night.