NEAC Annual Exhibition 2022 Events

A series of talks, classes and lectures running throughout the show

FRIDAY 24 JUNE 2022

Neil Pittaway - The Magic of Drawing

Morning talk: 11.30am–12.30pm

Afternoon talk: 2pm–3pm

Demonstration throughout the rest of the time and day

 

Neil will talk about and demonstrate his love for drawing and the magic that he finds when creating his very complex concepts and ideas. Through this Neil Will also talk about his process particularly through his approaches to drawing and his use of using traditional dip pen and ink to create highly detailed, complex historical, architectural, and other works.

 

 

TUESDAY 28 JUNE 2022

Toby Ward - Action: The Art of Painting the Moving Figure

2pm

Over the last 30 years, Toby Ward has made a career working with the moving figure either at work or at play. Toby will talk about this aspect of his work, what inspires it and how he goes about making these paintings and drawings.

 

 

WEDNESDAY 29 JUNE 2022

Andrew James - Designing and Painting a Portrait Sketch in Oils

1pm–5pm

A three-hour demo which will include some preparatory drawing beforehand, and an hour's Q & A after the demo.


NEAC Annual Lecture: Augustus John and the Slade’s First 'Crisis of Brilliance' by David Boyd Haycock

6pm: Doors open

6.30pm: Lecture starts

Find out more about the lecture here

 

 

MONDAY 4 JULY 2022

Robert E Wells

Starting at 11.30am and spaced throughout the day.

 

  • The Changing Relationship between Artists and Galleries

This will look at the profile of The New Grafton, whereby Artist profiles were nurtured, and commissions justified by the careful growth of the individual through to changing shopping habits and the online model increasing in dominance.

 

  • The Perception of Narratives

Looking at the way people perceive their own experience and memories whilst engaging with the visual world.

 

  • The Process of Sketchbooks

This will look at how sketchbooks are used in Robert's work as an ongoing form of reference and evaluation.


This session will also involve a couple of freehand sketches of work in progress, and an opportunity to see one of Robert's leather-bound books being made.

May 31, 2022