Current Exhibitions

Please see my new page 'Current Exhibitions' for where you can see my work on display. 

The Orange Door from 10 x 10, The Biscuit Factory

 

The Orange Door

Oil and Acrylic on Board

 

(Sold)

The Factory Kitchen

Work that was on show at The Factory Kitchen, The Biscuit Factory's cafe Spring - Summer 2012. 

New Portrait

Darren & Reka, Oil, 30 x 30 cm

Portraits

I'm looking for portrait commissions.  If anyone would like a portrait, please let me know!

 

Please contact me for prices.  Portraits are in oil or pastel and in a variety of sizes.  I can also do pet portraits. If you live outside of the Newcastle area and are unable to collect the finished piece, we will have to discuss delivery which will be at an extra cost.

 

Please contact me for more details:

juliatryon11@gmail.com Julia Tryon, c/o The Biscuit Factory Stoddart Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 1AN

The Scaled House - 5 days to go

Here are a couple of images of work that will be in the exhibition at the Empty Shop from Friday.  I am excited about it!

Opening Evening: Friday 20th January from 6pm

Also open during 4th Annual Empty Shop Open: Friday 27th January 6pm - 10pm

28th January - 5th February 12 - 4pm

There is a map on the Empty Shop website: http://emptyshop.org/contact/

Empty Shop Exhibition - The Scaled House

Fragmented into pieces, shrunk and enlarged, made almost weightless and then ascended through via the Stairwell Gallery. My intricate photographic sculptures have been expanded into a large site specific installation in the Stairwell Gallery at Empty Shop HQ, Durham.

The viewer is invited to explore the fragments of a Hebridian house which, in a time of uncertainty, questions what can be found to be secure, unwavering and enduring.


Preview: Friday 20th January from 6pm

The address of Empty Shop is 35c Framwellgate Bridge, Durham City, DH1 4SJ - Just on the edge of the bridge there is an entrance to the shopping centre on the left.  Just as you turn left into it, there is a doorway to the Empty Shop.  There is a map on their website (see below).

As the building is not always open to the public, the preview is the best time to view the work so it would be great to see as many people along as possible.
(It will be on view during other Empty Shop events for the following few months.)

Thanks :)

http://emptyshop.org/news/stairwell-gallery-upcoming-exhibition/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+EmptyShop+%28Empty+Shop%29