'Overlooked' - drawn from the works of 5 contemporary Sheffield artists who all share a common interest in exploring the unseen and mundane. Focussing on marginal, liminal spaces that most people wouldn't give a second glance. Creating observational paintings that use landscape to create a narrative and emotional tension.

'Look beneath the surface, let not the several quality of a thing nor it's worth escape thee' - Marcus Aurelius

The Scottish Queen,
21-24 South Street, Park Hill, Sheffield, S2 5QX

Acknowledgements
The artists would very much like to thank:
Urban Splash (particularly Tom Bloxham and Mark Latham) who have generously provided the Scottish Queen for us to site our exhibition.
Leila Alexander (Art Consultant) for her invaluable input and advice
Andrew Mathews (Graphic Designer at Urban Splash)
Louise Hutchinson(Artistic Director) and Pippa Cook(Programme Coordinator) from S1 Artspace for their help and guidance in curating the show
Thornbridge Brewery for sponsoring our Preview Event
Paul Allender for his contribution to our catalogue
Ecclesall Print for the creation of the show brochure

Monday, 16 March 2015

Jane Walker



Jane Walker

Examples of Work -

River Estuary,
Acrylic on paper, 66 x 86cm

City Verneer,
Oil on canvas, 130 x 150 cm
 
Disused,
Acrylic on paper, 86 x 66 cm

Divided City,
Oil on canvas, 130 x 150 cm

Destruction, Construction,
Acrylic and collage on paper, 101 x 200 cm

Bio - Jane Walker studied at the Royal Academy Schools 1987-90. She was artist in residence on the cross channel ferries between Newhaven and Dieppe (1992) and was a prizewinner in the John Moores 19, Liverpool (1995). In 2014 she participated in the Paul Ricard 5th International Painting Symposium, France, the 9th International Biennial of  Drawing, Pilsen, Czech Republic, Essential Elements, St.Brides Gallery, Liverpool Biennial Independents, and Lost, an artistic archaeology of the recent past, at Salisbury Art Centre. 

jane.walker61@yahoo.co.uk
www.axisweb.org/p/janewalker/
0114 266 3985
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