EXHIBITIONS THROUGH THE YEARS
New summer paintings September 2019 Enquieries call 07890 559246
Dukes Solo Exhibition 2018
The Gallery at Duke's, Dorchester
'Tipping the Balance' solo exhibition July 2018
The Gallery at Duke's, Dorchester 2018
The Gallery at Dukes, Dorchester 2018 Solo exhibition
'Sunshine' exhibition at Acanthus Gallery, Wareham, Dorset 2015
'Sunshine' Exhibition at acanthus Gallery, Wareham 2015
Acanthus Gallery 2015
Acanthus Gallery 2015
SOLD 'The Dock' 30x35cm SOLD
'West Bank' 30x35cm
SOLD 'Seaport' 60x80cm Sold
2017
2011, 'Tattoo' Solo Show at The Art House, Bournemouth
2011, Solo Show, The Art House, Bournemouth.
Acanthus Gallery, Wareham, Dorset 2014
The Wykeham Gallery, Stockbridge 2015
2014 'STILL WATERS' solo exhibition at The Art Stable, Child Okeford, Dorset
STILL WATERS solo show at The Art Stable, Dorset 2014
2009, The Old Guildhall, Dorset
2009 'THE REALM OF DREAMS' solo exhibition at The Art Stable, west Dorset
'THE REALM OF DREAMS' solo exhibition at The Art Stable in Child Okeford, Dorset 2009
2010, The Battersea Art Fair, London
2007 'BIRDSONG solo exhibition at The Art Stable, West Dorset.
2011 The Jointure Studio mix summer exhibition, Ditchling, Sussex
The Jointure Studio mix summer exhibition, Ditchling, Sussex 2011
2007, Bournemouth University Art Loan Collection. My painting 'Day to Day' that now lives in New York!
2011'TATTOO' solo exhibition at The Art House Bournemouth
2009, The Hackwood Art Festival, Hampshire.
2009, The Hackwood Art Festival, Hampshire.
2014, Still Waters, Dorset
2014, The Art Stable, Dorset
2014 Still Waters solo show
2014 The Art Stable
2014
2014
2014 Still Waters
2014
Country Calling Aug/Sept 2014 by Clair Hall
Teresa Lawton, who opens at the Art Stable in Child Okeford on 13 September is the kind of artist who makes me wish I could paint. There’s her extraordinary sense of colour and form, her continual exploration of the relationship between space and light but also the fact that she creates these wondrous images after her daily, almost ritualistic wanderings along the Dorset coast.
Lawton says: “Every day I walk the beach and every day it is different: here the skyline falls into the sea, forming a space between heaven and earth. The Dorset coastline, etched into my memory, fills my work…”
Unlike many artists who find it harder to express the internal, she is eloquent and illuminating about her work, effortlessly portraying the absorbing life of a painter.
She says: “For me abstraction allows for the development of a personal voice. ..It is a meditative process which absorbs me entirely. I have an untiring curiosity about the way in which I can create movement and balance with paint.’
Her works are bold and full of colour and shape, sometimes in harmony, sometimes in conflict, but always she says “in conversation with one another.”
When viewed in the flesh the paintings appear to shimmer with movement and life.
View article: http://countrycalling.co.uk/index.php/2014/08/05/teresa-lawton-at-the-art-stable/
Teresa Lawton, who opens at the Art Stable in Child Okeford on 13 September is the kind of artist who makes me wish I could paint. There’s her extraordinary sense of colour and form, her continual exploration of the relationship between space and light but also the fact that she creates these wondrous images after her daily, almost ritualistic wanderings along the Dorset coast.
Lawton says: “Every day I walk the beach and every day it is different: here the skyline falls into the sea, forming a space between heaven and earth. The Dorset coastline, etched into my memory, fills my work…”
Unlike many artists who find it harder to express the internal, she is eloquent and illuminating about her work, effortlessly portraying the absorbing life of a painter.
She says: “For me abstraction allows for the development of a personal voice. ..It is a meditative process which absorbs me entirely. I have an untiring curiosity about the way in which I can create movement and balance with paint.’
Her works are bold and full of colour and shape, sometimes in harmony, sometimes in conflict, but always she says “in conversation with one another.”
When viewed in the flesh the paintings appear to shimmer with movement and life.
View article: http://countrycalling.co.uk/index.php/2014/08/05/teresa-lawton-at-the-art-stable/
