"If we opened people up we'd find landscapes"

A group exhibition of contemporary female landscape artists.

4th June – 27th July 2019

: ‘Her heart was shaded by the sadness of gravity and the bliss of dappled sunlight’, oil on linen, 140 x 100 cm, Lara Cobden 2016, £3500

: ‘The leaves left notes from the trees on the surface of the water’, diptych, oil on panel, 84 x 120 cm, Lara Cobden 2018, SOLD

: ‘Last days of the eucalyptus’, oil on panel, 84 x 60 cm, Lara Cobden 2019, £2200

: ‘Fork in the Road’, oil on panel, 31 x 21 cm, Lara Cobden 2018, SOLD

: ‘Honey Moon Illusion’, oil on panel, 25 x 20 cm, Lara Cobden 2015, £495

: ‘Home to Roost’, oil on panel, 25 x 20 cm, Lara Cobden 2014, £395

: ‘Spilt Moonlight’, oil on panel, 50 x 40 cm, Lara Cobden 2018, £750

: ‘Sky Glow Shadows’, oil on panel, 30 x 30 cm, Lara Cobden 2018, £450

: ‘Wild seas and strong winds’, oil on canvas, 100 x 100cm, Katie Falcon 2017, £1800

: ‘Wild storms and winds’, oil on canvas, 100 x 100cm, Katie Falcon 2016, £1800

: ‘Wild seas and icy winds’, oil on board, 30 x 30 cm, Katie Falcon 2019, SOLD

: ‘Sunny Morning’, oil on board, 30 x 30 cm, Katie Falcon 2019, £650

: ‘Midnight Forest’, Oil On Canvas, 150 x 100 cm, 2017

: ‘The ghost trees’, oil on canvas, 120 x 100 cm, R 2019, SOLD

: ‘Night Reflections’, oil on canvas, 100 x 120 cm, Ruth Bunnewell 2019, £3700

: ‘Wymondham to Kimberley Road; View of the Tall Trees’, Oil On Canvas, 120 x 100 cm, 2016

: ‘Tall Trees Near Mildenhall’, oil on canvas, 52.5 x 72.5cm, Ruth Bunnewell 2017, £625

: ‘Bend in the Watton Road’, oil on canvas, 63.5 x 63.5cm, Ruth Bunnewell 2017, £625

: ‘End of day, Start of night’, oil on board, 20 x 25cm, Ruth Bunnewell 2018, £350

: ‘The Valley’, oil on board, 38.5 x 41cm, Ruth Bunnewell 2017, £595

: ‘Red Suffolk Soil’, oil on board, 33 x 43cm, Ruth Bunnewell 2018, £425

: ‘Junction: heading towards Thetford Forest’, oil on board, 20 x 20cm, Ruth Bunnewell 2019, £300

: ‘Trees at the outer edge of Thetford Forest’, oil on board, 20 x 20cm, Ruth Bunnewell 2019, £300

: ‘My familiar trees, edge of the A11 road’, oil on board, 20 x 20cm, Ruth Bunnewell 2019, £300

: ‘Look At Me, Be Still (Sweet Chestnut)’, Pencil, Watercolour and Ink on Paper, 2019, 60 x 42 cm

: ‘Be Still! Look At Me! (Sweet Chestnut)’, Pencil, Watercolour and Ink on Paper, 2019, 60 x 42 cm

: ‘Indian Summer’, watercolour, ink and graphite on paper, 76 x 51 cm, Alex Egan 2017, £1000

: ‘Glowing Spring day’, acrylic on board, 49 x 32 cm, Alex Egan 2018, £900

: ‘Storm coming, Clacton II’, charcoal and pastel on paper, 70 x 100cm, Malca Schotten 2019, SOLD

: ‘Path to Halvergate church’, charcoal and pastel on paper, 70 x 100cm, Malca Schotten 2019, £1200

: ‘Hunstanton rocks VIII’, pastel and charcoal on paper, Malca Schotten 2015, £1200

: ‘Bungay Broads II’, charcoal and pastel on paper, 70 x 100cm, Malca Schotten 2019, £1200

: ‘Swanstons Road’, acrylic and charcoal on canvas, 93 x 125 cm, Katarzyna Coleman 2018, £3500

: ‘South Denes Road’, acrylic and charcoal on canvas, 93 x 125 cm, Katarzyna Coleman 2018, £3500

: ‘Power Station’, acrylic and charcoal on canvas, 82 x 122 cm, Katarzyna Coleman 2018, £3500

: ‘Fenner Road’, acrylic and charcoal on canvas, 100 x 70 cm, Katarzyna Coleman 2017, £2600

: ‘Man is an Island’ (Massachusetts), 35.5 x 47 cm, oil sketch on panel, Emilie Houssart 2012, £2100

: ‘From Cathedral Ledge’ (New Hampshire), 33 x 47 cm, oil on panel, Emilie Houssart 2013, £2100

: ‘Santa Helena Canyon’ (Texas), 20 x 25 cm, oil on panel, Emilie Houssart 2012. £1200

: Alex Egan

: Emilie Houssart

: Katie Falcon

: Katarzyna Coleman

: Lara Cobden

: Ruth Bunnewell

: Malca Schotten

The Fairhurst Gallery is proud to present “If we opened people up we’d find landscapes” (Agnès Varda – filmmaker) an exhibition of landscape artists, examining the genre from a female perspective. Featuring the work of: Ruth Bunnewell, Lara Cobden, Katarzyna Coleman, Alex Egan, Katie Falcon, Emilie Houssart and Malca Schotten.

With shifting political landscapes happening around the world, galleries and museums are re-assessing the underrepresentation of women artists. Highlighting this last year was Tacita Dean’s unprecedented triple exhibition across the Royal Academy, National Gallery and National Portrait Gallery. The forthcoming exhibition at The Fairhurst Gallery seeks to specifically examine the genre of landscape art from the viewpoint of 7 contemporary artists working in and around Norfolk today.

To read the press release click here