I am delighted to be alongside 92 Irish artists showing in the Hamilton Gallery in Sligo! If you are around the area please pop in! ( I have been on holiday so the post is a bit delayed, I heard the opening was a great success) The show is on till the 2 of September!
I am delighted to show this Friday 2nd June in Sporting Club Ruzafa, Valencia!
I am showing alongside 2 great artists, josie McCoy and Jose Picazo! Each artist showing new works on paper.
“Lisa Gingles depicts human-animal composites drawn in pencil, pastel and mixed media on found paper. The figures in these works are emulating the typical poses of the bragging hunter and incorporate African animals which are under threat of extinction.” -Josie McCoy.
I would love to see you there…
ARTIST’S STATEMENT My work is influenced by many things; mythology, folk tales and invented stories, leaving their dark side laid bare. It is about my life, the lives of others, and sometimes the life of no one at all. I use images of the past, feelings of the present and dreams of the […]
via LISA GINGLES, 2 February – 3 March 2017, Fenderesky Gallery, Belfast — Slavka Sverakova
Hi all, I got back last week, and its been all go, so I am a bit late putting up the photos of the show!
It was a great turn out, loads of support from friends and especially my family! Thank you all for coming to the opening! The show is on till the 3rd of March, so still pleanty of time to see it!
I am delighted to invite you all to my solo show in the Fenderesky Gallery, Belfast, on the 2nd of February, from 18:00-20:00!
I am flying over for the show, and to spend time with my family! i would love to see those who can make it there, and share a wee glass of wine!
Well I finally have got all 27 pieces of work boxed up and sent to Belfast for my solo show in the Fenderesky Gallery! Hopefully they will arrive save and sound!!
The show opens on the 2nd of Febuary from 18:00-20:00.
I will be going over to Belfast for the opening, and would love to see familiar faces 🙂
Here is a wee look at some of the new pieces of work.
I am delighted to invite you to the opening this evening in the department of Filologia, Traducció i Comunicació (Philology, translation and communication), in the University of Valencia.
In this exhibition I have put together fragments of all my previous work, some of which will be going to another show held in Belfast in February next year. So it´s probably the last time to see this work in Spain, at least for a while.
It would be great to see you at the opening!
Hi everyone!! Its been a busy month so far, finished a commissioned piece, using a real butterfly this time! Was really lovely to work with such a delicate insect, and all its meanings behind it, and the piece, made making it very special!
I have also been preparing for my new mini job; teaching art in English to kids!!
Thanks to my great friend and artist Raquel Carrero, she has given me the opportunity to teach art in English to a group of 5-8 year old´s in her workshop. The course starts on the 11th of October, once a week. I am so excited about this new wee job, it will be a real adventure!
We are having an Open Day on the 17th of September, so you can come along and check out the workshops, and of course meet us! See you soon!
I love it when new venues appear to show art!! This Wednesday 13th of July from 19:30 is the opening of the show.
I am delighted to be involved in this collective exhibition, with my favorite artists and friends; Raquel Carrero, Susana Do Santos & Regina Quesdada!
The space is part of the Up Hostel, joined right at the hip of the Estación del Norte, in Valencia!
The theme we chose is “The Passenger”! It has a wide meaning for each artist. My principal work is with butterflies. With it´s meaning of transformation and resurrection, a passenger of life!
“In the Old World, the connotation was negative; the butterfly was thought to be the spirit of the dead. In Gnostic art, the angel of death is depicted crushing a butterfly underfoot. Its attraction to flame and light symbolize purification by fire. Sailors who saw a butterfly prior to embarkation believed that they would die at sea. In some areas of England, it is thought that butterflies contain the souls of children who have come back to life. Elsewhere in England, a person is supposed to kill the first butterfly they see or face a year of bad luck; if that first butterfly in spring is yellow, sickness is in store for the entire family. Only in Scotland and Ireland does the appearance of a golden butterfly signify something good – it is believed that a golden butterfly near the dead ensures the soul’s place in heaven.” (www.purespirit.com)
Tonight I am participating in a group show and market! The opening is at 20:00, in Calle Vitoria, 6, Espacio V, Valencia, with the Gabinete de Hygiene group!
We will be there on Friday from 17:00-21:00, and Saturday from 12:00-14:00/ 17:00-21:00 with an art fair aswell, so come along and see us!
Lisa Gingles