Emily has designed a colourful fairground scene for this year's Godfrey & Watt Christmas cards. A pack of 5 cards and envelopes costs £4.95 plus postage and packing which includes a 50p donation to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. You can reserve packs of cards by sending an email to mail@godfreyandwatt.co.uk Add Comment We've just received Elaine's new print 'Bluebell woods at St.Loy. It is a signed limited edition print in an edition of 250, printed with lightfast pigment ink onto high quality thick paper. Each print has a wide white boarder, so it can be simply framed without needing a mount. 50 x 63 cm £250. On Brancaster beach 08/12/2010
Mark Hearld and Emily Sutton have just sent us this gorgeous thank-you card following our holiday together in Norfolk. It really was just as lovely as this on the beach. Thank you Mark and Emily. Jonny Hannah at St. Judes 08/08/2010
We've just returned from a wonderful holiday in North Norfolk - land of seals, saltmarsh and samphire. One of the reasons we chose Norfolk was to visit the small but perfect St.Jude's Gallery in Itteringham which has an exhibition of original paintings and prints by Jonny Hannah. He's a freelance illustrator so you've probably seen his work in magazines and on cards. This show includes prints and some wonderfully eclectic one-off pieces painted on cut out boards, featuring seaside, circus and jazz club characters. We're very pleased that we managed to buy this painted wooden panel called (not surprisingly) The Coney island Cookbook. The show is still on so do go and see it. St Judes Gallery, Itteringham, Norfolk Emily Sutton - In Praise of Popular Art 07/25/2010
Emily Sutton's latest screenprint – In Praise of Popular Art is now available. It has been printed at the Penfold Press, in an edition of 75. The size is 52.5 x 31cm and each print is signed and numbered. £150, unframed. Click here to view Emily's work. John Maltby exhibition 07/20/2010
Our first Godfrey & Watt 'at home' exhibition has been a delightful experience. A huge thank you to all the friends and Maltby fans who attended last Friday's opening and filled our small gallery. Of the 61 pieces of work in the show, only a couple remain unsold, so we are very pleased that it has been so well supported. The exhibition continues until Saturday 24th July and we are open every day from 12.00–4.00pm, so it's not too late to see it. We are hoping that John will be able to exhibit with us again in 2011. Mark Hearld at St. Judes 06/29/2010
If you find yourself anywhere near Itteringam in North Norfolk, you should take the time to visit the wonderful St. Jude's Gallery which is owned by our friends Simon and Angie Lewin. Their latest exhibition, which opened on 12 June, is of original collages and prints by Mark Hearld, one of our favourite artists and a regular exhibitor at Godfrey & Watt. The collages all sold out on the opening evening, which is generally the way with Mark's work which features the English countryside and its creatures. Take a peek at www.stjudesgallery.co.uk This exhibition was inspired by The Magpie Eye, which was shown at Scarborough Art Gallery in 2009. It features work by a collection of artists including Alex Malcolmson, Mark Hearld, Emily Sutton, Jonny Hannah, Ed Kluz, Mike Kirkman, Tessa Newcomb, Colin Wilkin and Chloe Cheese. Aldeburgh Gallery, 143 High Street, Aldeburgh. Open daily 10.00am – 5.00pm. I will be exhibiting alongside Alfred Stockham RWA, and ceramic artist, Dennis Farrell. Twenty Twenty is a contemporary art gallery with an excellent reputation for British art and craft based in Much Wenlock, Shropshire. It has regular exhibitions throughout the year plus a permanent selection of jewellery, ceramics, glass, furniture, sculpture, paintings and prints by approximately 50 British artists and makers. twenty twenty, 3 High Street, Much Wenlock, Shropshire TF13 6AA Tel: +44(0)1952 727952 Open Tues to Sat 10am-5pm www.twenty-twenty.co.uk . Mark Hearld at Tate Britain 05/23/2010
Tate Britain have commissioned Mark Hearld to design a range of gifts for their shop, including mugs, scarves and stationery. Mark has produced this stunning limited edition lithograph in association with the Curwen Studio. Printed in an edition of 75, the print will only be availlable from Tate Britain, from October. | Published by Godfrey & Watt ArchivesOctober 2010 CategoriesAll |















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