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anything about art – interesting points on creating paintings – alan brain art > Royal Watercolour Society Open Exhibition 2015 – Here We Come!

Royal Watercolour Society Open Exhibition 2015 – Here We Come!

royal watercolour society open exhibition 2015

Royal Watercolour Society open exhibition 2015. March 6th - 18th. Open daily 1100 - 1800 hrs. Admission free. Bankside gallery near Tate Modern London.

The Royal Watercolour Society has selected two of my artist friends (and me) to exhibit in their annual open in 2015, needless to say we are delighted 🙂

The painting exhibition is on from 6th - 18th March at the Bankside Gallery on Southbank, London near Tate Modern. It promises to be an excellent show with diverse refreshing watercolours from artists all over the world.

Admission is free and it is open daily from 1100 hrs until 1800 hrs.

About Us Three Artists

We have at least three things in common -

a passion for painting

if we are not painting we are probably thinking about painting

a compelling individuality

we paint OUR way. Nobody messes with that!

friendship

painting can be lonely, lasting friendships have developed and grow along with our art

Take a look...

RWS Open exhibition Philippa Hutton

Philippa Hutton

From England. Began painting as a student of Alan Brain in 2005. She has exhibited with the RWS before.

Vera Bobson RWS open exhibition

Vera Bobson

From Canada. Has painted for ten years. her first time at RWS

Alan Brain RWS open exhibition london 2015

Alan Brain

From England. A painter for twenty years. Has exhibited with RWS before

And here is their paintings on show at the RWS...

for royal watercolour society painting by vera bobson

fourteen plus three by Vera Bobson

RWS exhibiting painting by Philippa Hutton

breakout by Phillipa Hutton

RWS 2015 War by Alan Brain

War by Alan Brain

open exhibition royal watercolour society painting

eye to the future by Vera Bobson

Do come to the exhibition. There are over two hundred paintings to enjoy, all of them a bit different.

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Creating "That Certain Feeling"

is the goal for every painting by Alan Brain. It is made visible through the artist's use of colour (sometimes bold, other times muted but always vibrant); and unusual geometric shapes triggered by realism from the artist's imagination. The emotion in the artwork is there for the viewer to engage with and interpret in their own way. Most of the paintings are in watercolour, some are in acrylic, others use both. The artist will use anything however to create that certain feeling in his artwork.

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Every piece of art is unique. No duplicates or prints exist. The artist retains one digital photograph of each painting and he guarantees that no copies will be produced for resale purposes.

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Only the highest quality watercolour and acrylic paints and paper have been used - Arches watercolour paper or rag free canvas, American Journey watercolors and/or Golden acrylic paints

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