Category: Painting
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Plan your own art trail
If you’re visiting a city and looking for an afternoon of free art, using Google Maps is an easy way to plan your own gallery trail. Just search for ‘commercial art galleries in (name of city or area)’, check the opening times, then add stops to your route. You’ll probably find that you enjoy some…
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My ten favourite shots from the RA Summer Exhibition
With over 1700 works on show at this year’s RA Summer Exhibition, you spot new pieces each time you visit. It’s almost impossible to choose favourites really, but, on my third visit, I recorded some of the works that were becoming increasingly familiar and enjoyable to see again. So proud of my three mentees, Sara…
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Making paulregan.studio
There’s a lot of change going on. After 23 years, I’m no longer running Insight School of Art, my children are no longer children, and I’m about to dedicate more time to my own painting. To consolidate all this, and to mark the new me, I’ve gone and got myself a new website! The process…
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Art beside the seaside, beside the sea!
Linden Hall Studio in Deal, on the coast of Kent, is a little gem of a gallery, housing an impressive display of 20th and 21st century artists, as well as an ever changing programme of excellent temporary shows. From this Saturday (until August 17th) I will have two ‘seaside works’ (pictured above and below) included…
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Conversations with Anthony Eyton RA
Photographer @saraheyton has been recording her tender conversations with her 101 year old father, painter Anthony Eyton RA, and posting them on Instagram. They are loving, uplifting, enriching and funny. Instagram at it’s best!
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Where to see art for free in London this summer?
I ended up at Doreen Fletcher’s free exhibition of paintings at the Townhouse Gallery in Spitalfields the other day, having messaged her to ask if she knew who a man was in a photo of the exhibition on Instagram. It was someone I had been friends with on my PGCE teaching year in 1994, but had lost…






