This solo exhibition of Edward Crumpton’s paintings are a range of colourful oil and ink landscape pieces. These were created from the views around North Devon and Lundy Island. The work in the exhibition focuses on the changeable light, dramatic atmosphere and mood of these places. Some of the work was made directly outside, whilst other created back in ...
White Moose will be showing new paintings by three local artists, Edward Crumpton, Hester Berry and Peter Kettle. Reunited after ten years, this exhibition is their first together since they left West Buckland School in 2005. Since then, they have all forged their careers as artists – studying, traveling and exhibiting in various places, places which have ...
Nestled deep in the Devon countryside Edward invites you to visit him in his hay barn loft studio space to discuss his interest in art. His ink drawings, oil paintings and wood engravings which are all influenced by the surrounding landscape, will be available to view and purchase. Edward is latest interested is making new paintings based around islands of the ...
This is a group exhibition mainly focussing on the material development for a research and investigation thesis by Feilden Clegg Bradley with The Observatory as a case study. Edward will be showcasing a painting representing the two observatories and a rope barrel sculpture from a previous project. This exhibition is open during the evening (not weekends) from ...
Private View: Fri 11th April 2014 (6pm – 8pm) “Journeys are the midwives of thought” – Alain de Botton, The Art of Travel White Moose Gallery, Barnstaple and 44AD, Bath, present Edward Crumpton’s major new solo show, Midwives of Thought, being held at the 44AD gallery in Bath. Midwives of Thought showcases a collection of Edward’s responses to walks and journeys ...
Edward is pleased to announce that he is having a solo exhibition of his Mariners Way project. There is also an opportunity to hear the artist talk about his inspiration for this project, the ancient maritime route from Bideford to Dartmouth and his realisation of this extended journey into the current exhibition of sculpture, paintings, drawings and wood ...
As part of a group of other artists, Edward is exhibiting the Mariners Way sculpture from a ball into a passage house along its traditional footpath on Dartmoor. The current form of the sculpture highlights the nights spent by the mariners in strange lodgings, far from home before their onward travel across the moorland to their next port. To find how to get ...
This exhibition is inspired by the Mariners Way, one of Devon’s ancient pathways. In April 2012 Devon artist Edward Crumpton produced a sculpture to celebrate the social history of this almost mythical walk. One year on the University of Exeter is staging an exhibition that investigates the artist’s thinking behind the piece and his experimentation with rope as ...
This exhibition was held in the Saatchi Gallery and was part of the Marie Curie Cancer Care. I showed a series of drawings from my Two Moors Way work.
St Anne’s Chapel has a remarkable history: a vessel to life after death, a safe house and an educational institution. In this exhibition Edward Crumpton and Alice Vandeleur-Boorer have created a body of work in response to the building in its past, present and future context. As part of this show all visitors are invited to leave your mark on one of the ...