Kingsbury Artists | Herts Visual Arts

Venue

Kingsbury Barn
Branch Road
St Albans
AL3 4SE
Directions 
Entrance through Kingsbury Mews but please do not park there; use Museum carpark
Telephone 
07968 499524
Email (Website) 
helen@thecalicotree.co.uk
Special Information 
Refreshments available, Practical demonstrations, Credit card facility, Suitable for groups
Wheelchair access 
Full
September / October 2024
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11am - 5pm

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97 Charlotte Lloyd (Lottie’s Art)

Art forms: Drawing, Mixed Media 2D, Painting
“Sunset Stripes” Tiger Portrait, Acrylics on canvas

I am a self taught artist who works with a range of mediums, currently taking commissions in watercolour, pastel pencil and acrylic paints. I have recently launched my own portfolio style website, and have just had my work displayed in a local exhibition hall for the first time. This has fuelled my passion to further share my art.
I absolutely love observing and photographing animals and plants. Trying my best to capture incredible shots of beauty spots and wildlife, which I can then use to inspire and translate the visions and emotions within nature to enhance my artwork and share with my audience.
Although I work with many mediums I enjoy experimenting with different material. One piece I am particularly proud of is a large wooden rocking horse I painted in acrylics for my own wedding.
I enjoy creating realistic portraits to push my skills; however, I equally love adding my own flair with an experimental approach, be it with colours or mixed media.
www.lottiesart.com

Telephone: 07508 628379
Email (Website): hello@lottiesart.com

98 Helen Clarke

Art forms: Multi-disciplinary, Printmaking, Sculpture

My work engages with the materiality of place to interrogate the entangled nature of contemporary relationships with the landscape. I weave aspects of folklore, heritage crafts and rural life with material culture to investigate the cycles and systems of time, fertility and production, considering both ecological histories and futures.

Helen Clarke b.1979 escaped life in the corporate IT world to become a visual artist. Currently living in St Albans, Hertfordshire she completed her MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Art in 2023. Her work was selected for New Contemporaries 2023, has been shortlisted for the High Prize for Excellence in 2023 and won a commission with Chanel to create the award for the Chanel NEXT prize.

www.helenclarkeartist.co.uk

Telephone: 07968 499524
Email (Website): helen@thecalicotree.co.uk

99 Jules Thomas

Art forms: Drawing, Mixed Media 2D, Painting, Printmaking
Unprimed cotton canvas, that has  layers of ochres, orange and yellows printed in layers .Drawn over the layers  in charcoals and pastels  are  imagery to represent  landscape of trails, tracks and rocks .There is a misty, blue -grey distant horizon of hills and sky.

I use printmaking techniques and mixed media on canvas to build up imagery in layers, to try to capture the spirit of the Australian landscape. Out in the desert, the tracks and trails made by the original inhabitants, the Aboriginal tribes and their clans, seem to come to life, and their system of 'mapping' the land suddenly makes sense.

Telephone: 07545 304997
Alternative contact number: 01727 854150
Email (Website): julesthomas7@gmail.com

100 Laure Levy

Art forms: Photography & Film
It’s that time again in the cycle, when showing Jewish identity carries risk

There’s a time in every generation, when showing Jewish identity becomes a dilemma. Do you stand proud or do you hide your Jewishness for safety?

We are here again. Do you show your Star of David when you go swimming? Or when you walk through Central London? These are the conversations we are having again.

Email (Website): laurelevy345@gmail.com

101 Lottie Clarke

Art forms: Mixed Media 2D, Photography & Film

A lifelong enthusiasm for gardening has focussed my attention on form, detail and seasonal changes in close-up. Countless holidays in Suffolk have inspired my love of landscape and big skies.
These twin passions have come together in my photographic exploration of surfaces and textures. My work is moving away from photography pure and simple, to a combination of photographic processes and collage – a medium I first experimented with many years ago. Inspired by Cesar Manrique, Lygia Pape and Andy Goldsworthy amongst others, I create images which I hope intrigue the viewer and lead them on an imaginative journey through texture, pattern and colour.
www.lottieclarke.com

Email (Website): lottieclarke@hotmail.com

102 Meggie Nikolic

Art forms: Painting
Autumn, landscape, trees, oil painting

Meggie Nikolic is a St Albans based artist who primarily paints in oils. Meggie has gained her skills in art from a variety of sources including Belgrade School of Art, Glasgow School of Art and the Slade. She started painting in oils in 2013 under the tutelage of Christiane Kubrick.
Meggie’s oil paintings portray how she sees the world around her; the unexpected beauty of the most simple things; the freedom to be part of it all. She is intrigued by light and particularly loves sky gazing. She often paints the Hertfordshire landscapes due to their beautiful, vibrant colours, dynamic skies, fields of wild flowers and rich woodlands. In addition to landscapes, Meggie paints animals, particularly birds. Each oil painting symbolises a special memory and thus has a personal meaning to her.

Email (Website): meggie_art@yahoo.co.uk

103 Pip Bicknell

Art forms: Mixed Media 2D, Painting, Printmaking

I like drawing inspiration from the urban environment focusing on contrast, structures and texture.
My experience as a photographer has lead me to be constantly searching for compositions in everyday scenes.
Following a career in photography I trained as an artist at the City Lit and now attend local classes.
I grew up in Manchester and have lived in St Albans since 1995.

Telephone: 07712 894275
Email (Website): pipbicknellart@gmail.com

104 Sarah Tudor

Art forms: Mixed Media 2D, Painting

Having studied art and design at school, Sarah rediscovered painting ten years ago. She uses watercolour inks, acrylics and pastels to create expressive paintings inspired by her Hertfordshire surroundings and the time she spends on the Devon coast. She hopes to convey the joy in life's simple pleasures with her bold marks and vibrant colours.
Artist not present on 7th/8th.

Telephone: 07780 832562
Alternative contact number: 01582 760622
Email (Website): sarahtudorart@gmail.com

105 Steve Ellis

Art forms: Digital Art, Illustration, Painting
'Marooned' Acrylic on Board 50 x 40 cm

Born in beautiful North Wales, Steve moved south and made his home in St Albans almost 40 years ago. Following a career as a successful graphic artist, Steve now has returned to his love of painting and illustration.

Email (Website): kia.ellis@btinternet.com