Friday, August 05, 2011

UKCPS Annual Exhibition 2011 - Selected Artists

The artists selected for the 10th Annual International Exhibition of the United Kingdom Coloured Pencil Society at Central Hall, Westminster are as follows.
  • the link in an artist's name is to his or her website
  • links to a UKCPS gallery page or other art society are noted separately
Lunch with the Herdwicks by Malcolm Cudmore
91.5 x 56 cm - Aquatone and mostly Derwent Artists on a prepared wooden panel
copyright Malcolm Cudmore

    I've split the list into alphabetical groups. 

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    Time remembered by Malcolm Cudmore
    79 x 58.5 cm overall - mixed media.
    CP (Caran d'Ache Supracolor and Derwent) and pastel over watercolour washes and found paper objects
    on watercolour paper - nailed to a wooden frame.
    copyright Malcolm Cudmore 

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      • Debra Zamperlalink
      A change for the 10th Annual Open Exhibition 

      It's worth remembering that this is the first time that UKCPS has held its Annual Open Exhibition in London.  It's also the first open exhibition to have a mixed media class.

      Both factors seem to have attracted a lot of new names to exhibiting with UKCPS.  Click the links if you'd like to see more artwork by exhibiting artists

      The artwork has been kindly supplied by Malcolm Cudmore, the Editor of Talking Point. Malcolm has been pushing the boundaries in terms of use of coloured pencils on different media of late.  This is a link to his article about producing coloured pencil artwork on a wooden frame - CP on wooden panels
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