Commended Works
Annual Exhibition 2021
COMMENDATIONS 2021
The three commendations for the Annual Exhibition 2021 were;
St. Mary's from Old Hartley' acrylic by Anne Roberts, 'Sunday at Jesmond Dene' pastel by Margaret Richardson and Joe McGregor's pastel 'Cheviot Summit -Winter'
2020 Exhibition
THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD 2020
The winning painting for the People's Choice Award from the 2020 Annual Exhibition was 'In Saltwell Park'
Congratulations to the winner of The People's Choice Award, Harry Bell for his painting 'In Saltwell Park' a 10"x10" acrylic painted on board and is one of a series of Harry's paintings with Saltwell as the subject.
The two runners up were 'View from the Botanist' by Joe McGregor (below left) and 'View from The Courthouse' by Allan White -both acrylics.
2020 Highly Commended
Congratulations also to the three artists who were awarded Highly Commended at the Annual Exhibition, the three paintings are shown below.
COMMENDATIONS 2021
The three commendations for the Annual Exhibition 2021 were;
St. Mary's from Old Hartley' acrylic by Anne Roberts, 'Sunday at Jesmond Dene' pastel by Margaret Richardson and Joe McGregor's pastel 'Cheviot Summit -Winter'
2020 Exhibition
THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD 2020
The winning painting for the People's Choice Award from the 2020 Annual Exhibition was 'In Saltwell Park'
Congratulations to the winner of The People's Choice Award, Harry Bell for his painting 'In Saltwell Park' a 10"x10" acrylic painted on board and is one of a series of Harry's paintings with Saltwell as the subject.
The two runners up were 'View from the Botanist' by Joe McGregor (below left) and 'View from The Courthouse' by Allan White -both acrylics.
2020 Highly Commended
Congratulations also to the three artists who were awarded Highly Commended at the Annual Exhibition, the three paintings are shown below.
'Ouseburn Boats, Fishing Fleet', watercolour Tim Griffiths left,
'In Saltwell Park', Harry Bell above
And 'Hannah', acrylic by Clare Lovatt bottom right
2019 Exhibition
The People's Choice award voted by visitors to the gallery during the six weeks of the Annual Exhibition 2019 went to Mick Jackson's charcoal portrait "John Hurt" -below left.
The two runners up were Aubrey Anderson's mixed media work -"Sundial" and Margaret Richardson's pastel "Stormy Sea"
2018 Exhibition
The Commendations in 2018 were;
Milan Cathedral by Brian Wilson, -mixed media
Sage Interior 2 by Joe McGregor, -watercolour
Smiling Face by Doug Stevenson, -charcoal
The Peoples Choice Award 2018
For the first time we introduced a People's Choice Award for the Annual Exhibition at The Shipley Art Gallery. Visitors were invited to vote for their favourite painting during the five weeks of the Exhibition. The winner was announced at the Members' Christmas Party on 21st December 2018. So congratulations go to Aubrey Anderson for his painting "Fossil Fuel" (below). The runners up were Allan White (Cold Central) and Joe McGregor (Grainger Street).
Fossil Fuel a mixed media work (above) by Aubrey Anderson
Cold Central by Allan White (left) and Grainger Street by Joe McGregor.
'In Saltwell Park', Harry Bell above
And 'Hannah', acrylic by Clare Lovatt bottom right
2019 Exhibition
The People's Choice award voted by visitors to the gallery during the six weeks of the Annual Exhibition 2019 went to Mick Jackson's charcoal portrait "John Hurt" -below left.
2018 Exhibition
The Commendations in 2018 were;
Milan Cathedral by Brian Wilson, -mixed media
Sage Interior 2 by Joe McGregor, -watercolour
Smiling Face by Doug Stevenson, -charcoal
The Peoples Choice Award 2018
For the first time we introduced a People's Choice Award for the Annual Exhibition at The Shipley Art Gallery. Visitors were invited to vote for their favourite painting during the five weeks of the Exhibition. The winner was announced at the Members' Christmas Party on 21st December 2018. So congratulations go to Aubrey Anderson for his painting "Fossil Fuel" (below). The runners up were Allan White (Cold Central) and Joe McGregor (Grainger Street).
Fossil Fuel a mixed media work (above) by Aubrey Anderson
Cold Central by Allan White (left) and Grainger Street by Joe McGregor.