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Heatherleys Head of Printmaking, Hilary Daltry, has co-curated an exhibition of prints celebrating two women buried in Brompton Cemetery, Jane Wardle and Emmeline Pankhurst. EXHIBITION DATES 24th September – 5th October 2018 (open Monday – Friday 9.30am– 5pm) PRIVATE VIEW Tuesday, 2nd October between 6–8pm Hilary says: “Over the years I have taken my students […]
A huge congratulations from everyone at Heatherleys to Miriam Escofet for her win at the BP Portrait Award this week! Miriam says ‘I’m completely delighted and overwhelmed to win 1st Prize. My students are obviously delighted as they see the techniques that I’m teaching them being put into practice and validated’. Miriam’s painting will be […]
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Linda Nugent. She died at home in France on the 3rd February having battled with cancer for the past 18 months. She was a well loved member of staff and a greatly intelligent influence on students over the many years of her involvement with […]
Congratulations to Fay Brown who won The Heatherley School of Fine Art Prize at the Royal Watercolour Society Exhibition last night. The exhibition continues at Bankside Gallery until the 15th March.
Our wonderful model, ’Lady T’, has been featured in the latest issue of Oh Comely magazine. In it she says: ’I’m a trained architect but I started modelling five years ago. I saw an advert on Facebook, looking for models. I’ve always liked performing – I used to play bass in a band. When I […]
A huge congratulations to Antony Willliams who has come third in this year’s BP Portrait Award. The exhibition is on at the National Portrait Gallery until the 24th September.
The prints are outcome of the work with Hilary Daltry over several weeks in our print room (the students 16-18 yearswere studying for GCSE and A level Art). They explored how observational drawings can be translated into print in a creative way with great results!
Congratulations to Rydal Hanbury who has won the Mr Heatherley Composition Prize. The challenge is to include at least three figures in a single painting. The piece must be made with oils and not measure less than 1000 square inches. The competition is organised every year by our Professor Emeritus, John Walton, who won the […]
