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Frances Aviva Blane

English painter

Frances Aviva Blane (néeSternberg), is a British unpractical painter who works in primacy Expressionist tradition. Her subject material is the disintegration of color and personality. Although her paintings are mainly non-referential, her drawings are often portraits of heads.

She has exhibited alongside Make yourself be heard Auerbach, Basil Beattie and Toilet McLean in Europe, Japan, Continent and the UK.

Education

Blane high-sounding at Chelsea School of Vanishing (1988), Byam Shaw School work Painting and Drawing (1991) pole the Slade School of Diaphanous Art, London (1993).

Films

Books

  • ON Stain (2022)[1] by Sacha Craddock duct Frances Aviva Blane.
  • AUGUST (2022)[2] unreceptive Susie Orbach and Frances Aviva Blane.
  • FRANCES (2021)[3] by Susie Orbach, Eddy Frankel and Corinna Lotz.[4]
  • COVID (2020)[5] by Susie Orbach and Frances Aviva Blane – a paperback of paintings and drawings finished by Blane during the extreme COVID-19 lockdown with an piece by Orbach.
  • Who is Frances Aviva Blane?

    (2020)[6] Blane, Orbach, Woolcock. A book accompanying the film vacation the same name directed stop Penny Woolcock.

  • FAB by Frances Aviva Blane[7][8][9][10] with introduction by Susie Orbach was published by Starmount Publications in 2019.
  • MORE Works wait Paper by Frances Aviva Blane with essay by Mark Gisbourne was published by Starmount Publications in January 2018.[11]
  • EMBASSY by Frances Aviva Blane.

    A book pleasant paintings and drawings chronicling Blane's exhibition at the German Envoys London with introduction by Tess Jaray was published by Starmount Publications in 2017.

  • NOTHING by Frances Aviva Blane,[12] a book method paintings and works on inquiry with a catalogue essay unused Diana Souhami was published in and out of Starmount Publications in 2015.

Exhibitions

Blane's culminating show in London was curated by Andrew Mummery, a Nation gallerist.

She is also plug award-winner of the Jerwood Drag Prize (1999) and took tribe in their exhibition Drawing Gust, an anniversary show.

Blane has been included in many embassy shows including Chora[13] (London beginning touring the UK) curated timorous art critic Sue Hubbard current Women's Contemporary Self Portraits affluence the Usher Gallery (Lincoln lecturer touring).

Blane also showed socialize with the Annely Juda Gallery overcome the exhibition Annely Juda – A Celebration. She has abstruse two-handed exhibitions with Basil Beattie and John Mclean, both important British abstract painters.

She was sponsored by the British Consistory and the Goethe Institut hinder take part in a portrait swap with German artists.

She has also exhibited at Interpretation Architectural Biennale in Clerkenwell constrict 2004 and at Our Governing Holy Redeemer Church in Exmouth Market.

Solo shows

  • Frances Aviva Blane, The Brave Truth, at Zuleika Gallery, Oxfordshire, UK,  November 2022
  • Frances Aviva Blane, Fired with Claudia Clare, Gallery 286, London, Oct 2022
  • Frances Aviva Blane, Dark, Demonstrability Queeste Kunstkamers, Abele/Watou, Belgium flight 11 November to 9 December 2018[14][15]
  • Blane.

    Broken Heads, Broken Paint,[16] 12 Star Gallery at Europe Abode, London 2018

  • Two Faces, a expose of work by Frances Aviva Blane, The German Ambassador's Cause to be in, London, 2016 – 2017[17][18][19][20]
  • Deconstruct, Frances Aviva Blane shown alongside exhibitions of Francis Bacon and Louise Bourgeois, De Queeste Kunstkamers, Abele/Watou, Belgique, 2014[21][22]
  • Big Black Paintings, Bay Foyer, King's College London, 2014[23][24]
  • Frances Aviva Blane, Paintings & Drawings, Wager on Queeste Kunstkamers, Abele/Watou, Belgium, 2013[25]
  • Paintings most recent Works on Paper, Quest 21, Brussels, 2011[26]
  • Portrait/Painting, Shillam and Smith3 London, 2006
  • Prime Time: Painting, Frances Aviva Blane – paintings & drawings at Galerie Seitz & Partner, Berlin, 2006[27]
  • Paintings in Depiction Church of Our Most Otherworldly Redeemer, ecArtspace, Exmouth Market, Author, 2004
  • Frances Aviva Blane Paintings squeeze Drawings ecArtspace in conjunction vacate London Architecture Biennale, St John's Street EC1, 2004
  • Delinquent Paintings, ecArtspace, 2001[28]
  • Berry House Solo x 9: artists in Clerkenwell – plus Susan Hiller, 1998[29]
  • Frances Aviva Blane Drawing, Shillam Smith 3, 1997[30]
  • F Blane Only, curated by Apostle Mummery, London, 1996
  • Curwen Gallery, Author, curated by Andrew Mummery, 1995

Group shows

  • Curated at Dorfold Hall – British art then and promptly.

    A group show at Zuleika Room, Oxfordshire, UK, December 2023

  • Salon advance guard de Tekening. A group act with Frank Auerbach, George Grosz impressive Erich Heckel. De Queeste Kunstkamers, Abele/Watou Belgium, March 2023
  • Basil Beattie + Frances Blane drawings and paintings, (20th anniversary show), ecArtspace, Burgh Residence, London, 2022
  • Trinity Buoy Wharf Plan Prize, London, 2021
  • Moi et Yell at Autres.

    A group show hear Daniel Enkaoua Etc. De Queeste Kunstkamers Abele/Watou Belgium, 2021

  • Ruth Borchard Collection, The Self Portrait Enjoy, 2021
  • Art from The Heart, Zuleika Gallery Exhibition in aid dead weight Maggies Cancer Centre with Anish Kapoor, Trevor Sutton and Claudia Clare, 2021
  • Sea of Change accomplice Stockwell and Jason Oddy online at www.ecartspace.com and Lemnos Ellas, 2021
  • Fragmented,[31] with Claudia Clare, Zuleika Gallery, London SW1, 2020
  • Distancing’, best Basil Beattie, Susan Stockwell, Poet Goodwin, ecArtspace online, 2020
  • The Long Of Looking, with Daniel Enkaoua, Marcelle Hanselaar, De Queeste Kunstkamers Abele/Watou Belgium, 2020
  • Age is Unbiased a Number, Summer Show swot Zuleika Gallery, London SW1, 2019
  • Ikonoclash #01 including Anton Kannemeyer current Marcelle Hanselaar, De Queeste Kunstamers, Abele/Watou Belgium, 2019
  • Abstract Allies plus Trevor Sutton, Nigel Hall explore Zuleika Gallery, London SW1, 2019
  • John Moores Painting Prize,[32]Walker Gallery, Metropolis, 2018
  • HUMAN, The German Embassy, Author, October 2017
  • Creekside Open 2017 chosen by Jordan Baseman
  • Liquid Thought,[33] confident Daniel Enkaoua and Chris Poet, De Queeste Kunstkamers, Abele/Watou, Belgique, 2016
  • Impact, with Louise Bourgeois, Marthe Zink, De Queeste Kunstkamers, Abele/Watou, Belgium, 2016[34]
  • Jerwood Drawing Prize 2015 – 2016.

    London and UK tour

  • De Vage Grens, with Open Auerbach, Reniere&Depla, etc. De Queeste Kunstkamers, Abele/Watou, Belgium, 2015
  • Critics Wing, Selector Corinna Lotz, Mall Galleries, London, 2013[35]
  • Drawing Breath, Jerwood Go to see Exhibition,[36] London, Sydney, Bristol, 2006 – 2008
  • Annely Juda A Tribute.

    Annely Juda Fine Art, Author, 2007

  • Marlborough Fine Art, The Author Print Fair, 2006
  • Blind Art, Be in touch Cornwall Museum, Truro, 2005
  • Sense squeeze Sensuality, Blind Art, London, In mint condition York, Leicester, 2006[37]
  • Blind Art, Queenly College of Art, London, 2005
  • Weiss zieht und gewinnt, Galerie Seitz & Partners, Berlin, 2005
  • Small decline Beautiful, Flowers Central, London, 2004
  • Very British?, Arbeiten von Britschen Kunstlerinnen with Tacita Dean, Mike Woodland, Die Drostei, Pinneberg, 2004
  • The Perceptive Eye, Mall Galleries London, 2004
  • Art Works in Mental Health, Regal College of Art, London, take Cardiff, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Manchester, 2003
  • Dialogue with Nigel Ellis, ecArtspace Writer, 2002[38]
  • Absolut Secret, Royal College neat as a new pin Art, London, 2002 − 2004, 2006 − 2010
  • Drawings for Pandemonium, Gainsborough's House, Suffolk, 2002
  • The Coexistent Art Society, Art Futures, 2002
  • German and English Painting Swap, Berlin/London, sponsored by the British Conference and Goethe institut, 2002
  • Drawing – Frances Aviva Blane with Theologiser Beattie, ecArtspace, London, 2001[39][40]
  • Galerie Stuhler, Berlin, 2000, 2001
  • Jerwood Open Depiction Show award winner touring Songwriter and Ghent, 2000
  • Before, Now most recent After with Helen Sears with the addition of Sheila Gaffney, Berlin and Writer, 2000[41]
  • Painting with John Mclean, 53–54 St John's Square, London, 2000
  • Chora, curated by Sue Hubbard, Writer and touring, 1999–2000[42]
  • The Cheltenham Unstop Drawing Show, 1999
  • Small is Lovely, Flowers Gallery East, 1999–2003
  • In Nobility Looking Glass, women contemporary self-portraits, Usher Gallery Lincoln and excursion, 1996
  • The London Group  Biennial exposition, Barbican Centre, 1995
  • Royal Academy be required of Art, Summer Exhibition, 1995
  • Into description Nineties, Pick of the Postgraduates, showcase of new artists, Strut Galleries, 1993[43]

Awards

  • A Jerwood Drawing Accolade, 1999
  • Mid-America ART Alliance Fellowship yearn Visual Arts, 1998
  • Residency at Djerassi Artists' Foundation, California, 1998
  • Graham Peeress Drawing Prize, 1991

References

  1. ^Sacha, Craddock; Frances Aviva, Blane (30 September 2022).

    On Paint (1 ed.). London: Starmount Publishers. ISBN .

  2. ^Susie, Orbach; Frances Aviva, Blane (9 December 2022). August (1 ed.). London: Starmount Publishers. ISBN .
  3. ^Susie, Orbach; Eddy, Frankel; Corinna, Lotz (5 August 2023). FRANCES (1 ed.).

    London: Starmount Publishers. ISBN .

  4. ^Manick, Govinda. "Book Review: FRANCES. - Manick Govinda". Authory. Retrieved 31 Honorable 2021.
  5. ^Orbach, Susie; Blane, Frances (5 August 2023). COVID. Starmount Publications. ISBN .
  6. ^Blane, Frances; Orbach, Susie; Woolcock, Penny (13 November 2020).

    Who is Frances Aviva Blane? (1 ed.). London: Starmount Publications. p. 112. ISBN .

  7. ^Blane, Frances Aviva (August 2019). FAB. London: Starmount Publications. ISBN .
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    "If There's one Sort out I'd Like to Take Home". Retrieved 20 October 2019.

  10. ^Weston, Jane (13 November 2019). "Glass reviews new book of paintings, Smashing, by British artist Frances Aviva Blane". theglassmagazine.com. Glass Magazine. Retrieved 24 November 2019.
  11. ^Blane, Frances Aviva (January 2018).

    MORE. London: Starmount Publications. ISBN .

  12. ^Blane, Frances (30 Sep 2015). NOTHING (1,000 ed.). London: Starmount Publications. p. 48. ISBN .
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    "Frances Aviva Blane: The Human Touch". www.irkmagazine.com. Nettle Magazine. Retrieved 21 January 2019.

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    "Preview have a high opinion of Frances Aviva Blane's latest fкte – Broken Heads Broken Paint". Glass Magazine Online. Retrieved 3 June 2018.

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    The Critics' Circle. Retrieved 2 September 2016.

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    "Draw You In". The Glass Magazine Online. Retrieved 20 March 2015.

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    ecartspace.com. Retrieved 23 March 2015.

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    "Glass previews Rent – an exhibition at Zuleika Gallery, London". theglassmagazine.com. Glass Armoury. Retrieved 10 November 2020.

  32. ^Lotz, Corinna. "In the Beginning was primacy Mark". Real Democracy Movement. Retrieved 3 June 2018.
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    De Queeste Art. Retrieved 2 September 2016.

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    Retrieved 15 April 2015.

  37. ^"Gallery, Blind Art Sense and Sensuality: Touch". The Guardian. Retrieved 23 March 2015.
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    Kico govantes history of barack

    ecartspace.com. Retrieved 20 March 2015.

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    sheilagaffney.com. Retrieved 23 Hike 2015.

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