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Gallery at 2 Woodstock Road
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we work here ...
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Tuscany Meadow with Chicory by Elaine Kazimierczuk
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Double Portrait by Xenia Kravchenko
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Abstract by Jon Rowland
Exhibition
Summer in the Studio
28 Jun 2019 – 7 Jul 2019
Event times
Friday 28th June 6-9pm 'Friday Late'
Saturday 29th, Sunday 30th June, 11am - 6pm
Friday 5th July 6-9pm 'Friday Late'
Saturday 6th, Sunday 7th July, 11am - 6pm
Friday 2nd August 6-9pm 'Friday Late'
Saturday 3rd, Sunday 4th August, 11am - 6pm
Friday 9th August 6-9pm 'Friday Late'
Saturday 10th, Sunday 11th, 11am - 6pm
Other times by appointment, call 07949 382555 or take pot-luck!
Cost of entry
Free
Elaine Kazimierczuk ART
Address
- 2 Woodstock Road
- Oxford
England - OX2 6HT
- United Kingdom
Three established Oxford artists showing vibrant new paintings at a series of exhibitions over the summer period.
Opportunities to participate in workshops 'Paint Yourself to Abstraction' and find out about 'What Artists Do All Day'.
About
Elaine Kazimierczuk is well-know for her colourful semi-abstract work depicting the natural environment. This current collection takes you from Iffley Meadows to Marrakech ... via Tuscany. She offers small works to sit on your bookshleves, besides large pieces to fill your boardroom. Elaine also offers workshops on abstract painting techniques.
Xenia Kravchenko has explored the changing moods and light of Wytham Woods to inspire a new series of portraits of trees. She also produces conventional portraiture, breaking down the canons of the academic tradition to capture character and emotion through the use of outlining, blurring and speed-sketching.
Jon Rowland's recent visit to Kerala has reinforced his ideas on colour and vibrancy. The bright pinks, yellows and turquoise of the buildings and the richness of the clothing have been important in his choice of palette. Each picture dissects the landscape to expose its essence and abstracts, and ‘decorates’ the result of this analysis.
The first two events feature mainly work by Elaine and Xenia and the thrid and fourth events include more work by Elaine and Jon.
