Annual Exhibition 2024

24th January - 10th February

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"Fallen" by Fiona Carvell

Annual Exhibition 2024

24th January - 10th February

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"Portrait" by Irina Cynbal

Annual Exhibition 2024

24th January - 10th February

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"Socialisation" by Tianyin Wang

Annual Exhibition 2024

24th January - 10th February

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"One Man and His Dog" by Curtis Holder

Annual Exhibition 2024

24th January - 10th February

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"Keep Out" by Bryony Watson

Annual Exhibition 2024

24th January - 10th February

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"Cut from the same cloth" by Michele Ashby PS PSA-MP IAPS-MC SWA ASGFA IEA

2024 Annual Exhibition

Artists are invited to submit work for exhibition alongside members of the Pastel Society at their Annual Exhibition 2024.
The Pastel Society seeks the best in contemporary pastel and dry media, combining technical skill with creative originality for the Society's 125th Annual Exhibition.

The Society accepts all types of pastel, chalk or crayon including soft pastels, hard pastels, oil pastels, ink pastels, water-based pastels, conté crayons or sticks, sanguine, and similar dry mediums including charcoal and pencil. Mixed media works are welcome where pastel or another dry media is the primary medium.

Submissions have now closed

Exhibition opens: Wednesday 24th January
Exhibition closes: Saturday 10th February

The Pastel Society will be presenting two new prizes in our 125th Anniversary Year.

In memory of a great artist and former Pastel Society President, THE TOM COATES MEMORIAL PRIZE of £2,000 will be for the best non-member work in the exhibition.  This will be selected and presented by Tom’s wife, the artist Mary Jackson NEAC RWS.

A second new prize of £500 - THE PRESIDENTS PRIZE will be for the best work by an artist under 35. These prizes are in addition to all the regular prizes we have every year from our many generous sponsors

'Self Portrait' by Tom Coates PPPS PPRBA NEAC RP

Featured Artist

 Liz Balkwill PS

Artist's Statement:

I enjoy painting both still-life and the figure and have recently started painting horses during this lockdown (they have become my new figure/portrait subject). No matter what my subject, I endeavour to achieve a good drawing followed by capturing the way that light and shadow fall over a face or figure to convey form. With still-life, I like the way light can convey mood and can transform everyday objects from the mundane to the beautiful.

Sponsored by Caran d'Ache


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