SEASONS ART EXHIBITION
"There is always something about a specific season of the year that attracts people and makes them wait, linger - or dread it. In winter, it might be the grey and colder skies, the white snow, the extra need for skin contact and the longer darker nights. During spring, it could be the flowers, the colours, the promise of warmer and happier days. In summer you have the heat, the extra sunlight and possibly a shiny tanned skin tone to match it. And the autumn, with warm yellow and orange colours and the chiller sensation of change always in the air."
The Artist Lounge is proud to announce the finalists of "Seasons Art Competition" - and their fantastic work that will be exhibited at King House Gallery, in Stratford-Upon-Avon, United Kingdom:
Dreamy Northern Lights - by Akanksha Kumar
Passage in Gaia - by Angela Serra
Summer Rain - by Carole Pugh
Beauty in the Bleak - by Catherine Corfield
Busy Fistral Beach - by Diane Griffiths
Crocodiles on the Beach - by Elena Galofaro
Twilight - by Elodie McMinn
Seasons of Love - by Emily Kenton
Pont Fawr Bridge and the Allure of Autumn Tea - by Francis Salvesen
Midwinter Glow - by Helen Feilden
Lambley Viaduct - by Helen Johnson
In the Heart - by Hidekazu Sato
Poetica Della Liberazione - by Jara Marzulli
Winter Solace - by Joel Simon
Stillness The Invocation of Winter - by Johanna McWeeney
Padstow Harbour - by Laura Wakeham
Four Seasons - by Liam Carver
The New Religion - by Mahalia Hullen
Blooming - by Mark Pekarski
Solicitous October - by Norbert David
First Snowball, Boston - by Saima Hussain
The Gearagh Month by Month - by Siobhan Duggan
Autumn Fire - by Teresa Seals
A Breath of Autumn - by William Disberry
Fromthe 30th of April to 8th of May, our "Seasons Art Exhibition" showcased the most amazing talent from all over the world themed around the seasons of the year. The event on the 1st of May was absolutely incredible - with live music, sweets, bubbles and a lot of fun. The gallery followed the Covid regulations and guidelines at the time, and we are proud to say that we had an incredible support from the local community, art enthusiasts, collectors and artists.