Artist Talk -Drawn to Landscape

Canopy sponsors Artists Talks to draw the community of the Forest of Dean together through a shared love of arts and culture. 

On the 9th March you can meet Painters Bev Campbell and Perienne Christian and Jeweller Uschi Arens Price who will share their inspiration and process during a Canopy Sponsored Artist Talk Limited to 25 and are on a first come basis. Refreshments will be provided.

These artists are currently exhibiting in the Drawn to Landscape show at The Sanctuary Gallery in Newnham on Severn alongside Briony Jenkins, Janet James, Ed Wooley, Yvette Glaze and Sue Mundy. Gallery open Tues – Fri 11.00 – 5.00pm, Sat 12 – 4pm. Running  10th February – 15th March. 

This is a free event and places are strictly limited to 25 and are allocated on a first come basis. 

To book, please email Sharon Harvey on contact@sharonharveyart.com to reserve your place

U S C H I   A R E N S   P R I C E

Bold Contemporary Jewellery in Silver and other Materials

Uschis path to jewellery-making evolved from a deep interest in art and crafts. Having discovered silversmithing, she was amazed by the tools, processes and materials and enrolled in a jewellery design course at the School of Art and Design in Bristol in the late 1980s. There were many techniques to explore, and her favourites are still fusing and reticulation, using heat and layers of silver to pattern and shape create shapes, Uschi draws the natural world to explore details to be incorporated in to her designs.

Elected member of the Gloucestershire Guild since 2000.

Over decades Uschi has exhibited in many galleries and exhibitions and regularly shows new work.

Passionate about supporting creativity, Uschi is also chair of farOpen, the local open studios art trail including responsibility for membership, website and brochure production with the help of a fabulously talented team.

P E R I E N N E  C H R I S T I A N

Perienne creates works that weave together landscape, wild plant and story medicine. Like a patchwork quilt of memories, dreams and observations, she stitches together stories that exist in multiple layers on the one picture plane responding intuitively, allowing unseen elements to guide her work.

Perienne lives and works in the Forest of Dean in the UK.

She has exhibited nationally and internationally, including at the Royal Academy of Arts, Buckingham Palace and Christie’s in New York. Her work is held in many public and private collections In 2006, she was awarded a scholarship to study at the Royal Drawing School in London in 2006, where she now teaches drawing and printmaking; courses that emphasise the cross over from observation into imagination.

B E V. C A M P B E L L

Bev Campbell was born in the New Forest Hampshire in Southern England growing up surrounded by trees. This early, deep – rooted, connection to the natural world has led Bev to become a painter later in life.

Bev’s landscapes, capture the drama, changing light and weather of British environments. Using self-stretched canvases and homemade gessoes and paints.

A painting of a grey and black abstract

Description automatically generated with medium confidenceShe studied printmaking for 3 years at Queens Road college of higher education Bristol. In addition, Bev has attended an artist residency at the prestigious Cove Park in Scotland and has just finished the professional landscape mentoring course at the Newlyn School of Art. Her work has been exhibited widely throughout the southwest of England

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