This sculpture centres around the Mariner’s Way walk. The 73 mile route is recorded in 146,000 knots indicative of how many steps it takes to complete the journey. The Mariner’s Way Walk is an ancient journey crossing Devon; from Bideford on the North coast to Dartmouth on the South. The journey was undertaken by seamen wishing to change ships. Although the walk ...
My studio doors were open in June for North Devon’s Art Trek. The deterring weather didn’t stop people visiting the hay loft studio with over 20 visitor in all. They were able to take a look at the most recent paintings I made from the Braunton Burrows Walk and views across Codden Hill in North Devon. The public were also shown my current project, the ...
This exhibition curated by Lloyd Gill will deliver a group exhibition of artists who work with drawing as a means to develop key stages of the work, which in turn will lead to painting, sculpture or printmaking. Lloyd is interested in artists who focus purely on drawing as their medium to create finished major pieces, along side studies. Lloyds intentions with ...
This was a ‘landscape’ themed collaborative exhibition that was in aid of Leukaemia and Lymphoma Research. The local artists who generously gave some of their proceeds towards the research were Colin Allbrook, Mike Woollacott, Miranda Goode, Tony Williams, Keiron Leach, Gillian Stevens, Hester Berry. Click here to view the exhibition
With such a successful first month at Colston Hall the group Onshow decided to exhibit another month with a fresh set of paintings and drawings. I showed a completely new round-the-clock time-based journey across the Braunton Burrows UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Click here to see the exhibtion Here are some comments from the show: “Edward – I found you ...
Our group -Onshow- was chosen to launch Colston Hall’s new exhibition space in Bristol called “The Glass Room” in September. It was a privilege to display the work in such a contemporary building and an honor to be part of the beginnings of a new gallery. Click here to see the exhibition Comments from the Show :- “Great ink drawings. ...
This was my first exhibition in London and the experience of displaying paintings and sketches there was a remarkable sensation that has only wanted me to exhibit in more places across England. The people who came to the private view and during the week found the work was presented in a professional manner. It was a very fresh and vibrant show. More information ...
This was a fantastic show as I was able to exhibit new sketches from my walk across Exmoor and Dartmoor in my new studio! It was great to get some public feedback to some work that had only been completed the month before. The show bought in over thirty people across the month. Click here to see my walk. Comments from the Show :- “Really glad we hunted you ...
In ‘Quarterly Reflections of America’ the exhibition displays a collection of small as well as large paintings that are composed of both site specific and amalgamated drawings. Edward remembers the New York lights, the ambience of the skies of Texas, the rivers etching through the Colorado rock and the ancient canyons of Arizona. The places he visited might have ...
This was our first exhibition as the group called Onshow. I had recently finished a series of paintings in the studio from the trip to America. To view my American work please click here Comments from the Show :- “Superb – Great to see so many different styles together!” Lynette & Paul Lassen-Tye’s “Edward Crumpton’s ...