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Artist Statement:
Interview with Sable Attelier
at The Virtual Inquisitor
Sable: The paintings that you
exhibited towards the latter
part of last year were very
different from the seascapes
and landscapes that we have
seen previously.What has
influenced this new departure?
James: This more dynamic less
qualifiable work has been at
the heart of my painting from
the very begining.I have been
developing this style long
before I had any recognition
with seascape and landscape
work.
Sable: Does that mean that
this work has been unseen and
slowly building up in the
studio?
James: Yes and no. My
reputation for seascapes had a
snowball effect begining with
early exhibitions.Once I had
had a couple of well received
seascape exhibitions my more
abstract work became less of a
signature style for me as an
artist.When presenting new
work to galleries for
exhibitions I have always
juxtaposed seascape with
abstract so as to illustrate
and promote both.There is a
continuity and theme in the
seascapes that lends itself to
exhibitions which is why they
have had more gallery
exposure.Also I think that
context and narrative is
important to people in
paintings and the appeal of
the abstract work...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Exhibiting Galleries and
Collections 1987 to 2009
The Orangery, Holland Park,
London
The Santa Fe Gallery, London &
New Mexico
The Parliament Street Gallery,
Melbourne, Australia
Nelson Thyme, Sydney,
Australia
Bainault Arts, Geneva
Espace Gallery, London
The Art Movement
The Royal Society of British
Artists
Ainscough Contemporary Art,
London
Cadogan Contemporary ...
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