For the first time Kerry Darlington will be opening the doors of her studio to the public. We welcome you to visit Kerry's studio for yourself and view paintings from her private collection which will be on display. There will also be an exhibition of works for sale in the adjoining Lighthouse Art Gallery which will be open from 10am - 6pm on the Saturday and Sunday 11pm - 3pm. Kerry will be in the gallery/studio between 1pm and 4pm on Saturday to sign paintings and meet collectors. We will also be selling some work for charity. If you would like us to email you an invitation please email at thelighthouseartgallery@gmail.com
Hope to see you there!

More details to follow..........................

I thought this was rather interesting! I dont usually get to hear about who has bought my work, but just found this on google and was very pleased to hear, he was fantastic in the film....

http://artgallfineart.wordpress.com/2009/10/24/slumdog-millionaire-visits-the-gallery/

Caring for your painting is easy. The resin will attract dust over time, which can be dusted off using a soft new paintbrush or a micro-fibre cloth. (I always encourage people to touch the work, for which you can buff off fingerprints with the micro-fibre cloth).

'My paintings are heavily textured, layered and the resin is applied by hand. The resin I use is actually a thick varnish and is not supposed to represent glass. With the 3d work in particular, it is quite impossible to have a completely pure 'glass' finish, the works will often contain bubbles, dimples or raised spots within the resin. These are caused from the texture raising up through the resin, they are not imperfections and should be expected. Furthermore, the reason I use texture is to make the paintings more tactile, so I use thin layers of resin to show that.
For my paintings which do not have the 3d pieces embedded, they will have less bubbles etc but it cannot be comparable to glass as again, it is not applied by machine but by hand.'

Kerry plans to show work in progress and other goings on here.........

Kerry is exhibiting at Chelsea decorex trade show for designers. Bespoke pieces of art available

A painting by Kerry has been shortlisted from over 1200 entries at the National Open Art Award for stage 2 judging.

'Concept for Living' magazine have chosen to interview Kerry for their artist feature in their August issue, which will be on sale from July 15th

Kerry's painting 'Warrior' has been shortlisted for this years Visual Art Award at the National Eisteddfod of Wales which will be held in Bala, North Wales in August 2009.
50 Artists were selected to exhibit from hundreds of entries.

From 1st August an exhibition will be held, with a preview of Kerry's recent figurative work. The artist will be in the gallery on Saturday 1st.

Kerry will be attending this gallery on March 7th, more details will follow shortly

Kerry will be attending the afore mentioned gallery on March 29th 2009, fromk 12pm - 4pm, everyone is invited along to have a browse and chat with the Artist!
See you there.

See www.croftwingates.co.uk for location etc.

You are all invited to attend a preview of an exhibition of Kerry's recent work at Rennie's Gallery, Liverpool on Friday 21st November 2008. Kerry will be in the gallery between 6pm - 8pm. See you there!

I have recently exhibited at the Art Expo trade show in New York and am looking forward to dealing with some fantastic galleries in the U.S.A.
Anyone interested in purchasing my work in the United States should contact:

http://www.artencounter.com - Nevada's largest fine art gallery. Voted "Best Art Gallery" in the Las Vegas Review Journal reader's poll, Art encounter is home to over One Hundred artists and has over 8,000 square feet of gallery space.