Edith will be exhibiting both paintings and sculpture as part of this launch exhibition at Horsham Museum & Art Gallery.

Edith will be exhibiting 3 paintings in the Artists on the Rise Exhibition - April 2023 - with Chinwe Russell

The auction takes place on 18th April at 6pm - LOTS 87,88,89

To buy following the auction please visit Chinwe Russell website

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Edith will be exhibiting 9 paintings and a variety of sculptures in the On the Horizon exhibition at Beauport House Gallery, delivered as part of ART360 ed.4

The horizon offers infinite possibility - it offers hope.

People see different things when they look toward the horizon.

We all live under the same sky, but we don't all have the same horizon.

Selected artists have been invited to show artwork that responds to the notion of possibility, difference and hope.

Edith will be exhibiting as part of the RWA's renowned Annual Open Exhibition, which returns this year for its 169th edition.

This dynamic and varied exhibition invites painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, sculpture, installation and mixed media submissions and is a showcase of some of the most exciting artists from across the country and beyond. 

All work will be for sale, making the Annual Open a perfect opportunity to discover new artists or invest in well-known names.  

A selection panel assessed over 500 works to make the final exhibition.

The panel included Academicians' President, Fiona Robinson PRWA, RWA Academicians; Sarah Gillespie, Dorcas Casey, Nicholas Turner and Hamish Young, alongside Mark Golder (collector and benefactor, Golder Thompson Collection), Sue Hubbard (Art Critic, poet and novelist) and invited artist, Matthew Burrows MBE (founder of the Artists' Support Pledge).

The RWA is a Charity

The Annual Open reflects the RWA’s ongoing commitment to championing world-class art in the region and creating opportunities for new and emerging talent. Income from submissions is a vital source of support for the RWA, an independent charity (1070163), in order to maintain its historically significant building, present its ambitious programme of exhibitions and deliver creative opportunities for young people and adults across Bristol.

Edith will be exhibiting 2 paintings in this Pure members exhibition at Beauport House Gallery.

Since March 2020 we have all been on an unexpected Journey driven by the global pandemic.

During this time some of us have been touched by the virus itself, while others have been touched by the humanity & emotional responses seen and experienced.

Now, as we begin to look again towards a brighter future, this exhibition explores artists individual responses to the journey of life and all that entails and involves.

Private View 30 September between 10.30am and 2.30pm in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support

Please RSVP if you would like to attend the PV.

Edith will be exhibiting 4 paintings from her Industrial Estates series in this Pure members exhibition at Beauport House Gallery.

In the Making will feature artists who are pushing boundaries with the making of their artwork.

Art is a long time in the making. It is not just the finished piece that we see before us, but the journey up to that point; the learning and experimenting; the trying and failing…

This exhibition celebrates both the journey and the outcome.

Private View 1 May 2022 between 2 - 4.30pm

Please RSVP if you would like to attend the PV.

The Royal Society of British Artists (RBA) was founded in Lincoln’s Inn Fields on May 21st 1823 by a group of painters. The Society began with just twenty-seven members under the Presidency of Thomas Heaphy, plus a complement of five Honorary Members and it took until 1876 for the numbers to reach fifty.

The Society was granted its royal Charter in 1846 but it was not until Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee Year of 1887, under the leadership of James McNeill Whistler, that the Society won the right to the prefix ‘Royal’.

Over the years, the Society has attracted many painters and sculptors of note including Walter Sickert, Philip de László, LS Lowry, Henry Moore, Peter Greenham, Sir Roger de Grey, Carel Weight and Colin Hayes. In 1970 the RBA transferred its assets to become the main contributor to the Federation of British Artists at Mall Galleries.

Edith has 2 pieces in this prestigious annual exhibition which features artwork by both selected artists and members of the RBA.

As part of the Federation of British Artists 60th anniversary celebrations, Edith will be exhibiting as part of Figurative Art Now online.

At a time when representational and figurative painting is enjoying a welcome return to popularity and as society re-emerges into the light after the global pandemic, this exhibition will lift the spirits and give the public an opportunity to appreciate and buy new works in a wide range of mediums.

Launched in September 2020, Pure ART360 is an exciting, innovative and dynamic digital event, showcasing artists from around the world. The event includes live broadcasts from artists studios and a digital interactive magazine. Read the magazine here.

Throughout April artists go live everyday on Crowdcast to talk about their inspiration, process and materials. Edith’s live interview is scheduled for Tuesday 27th April.

To join the live events, visit the Pure Arts Group website and register to be in the live audience, or you can watch on catchup on the ART360 watch page, Pure Live Youtube Channel or Facebook page.

You can view and buy a selection of Edith’s artwork in the Pure members online exhibition.

This digital exhibition is updated regularly and offers a rich contextual lens through which to engage with Edith’s artwork, together with that of her fellow members.