LOUISA BURNETT-HALL

SANDRA HIGGINS ART  is pleased to be showing ‘ELEMENTAL: FORCES OF NATURE’ at Lansdown Stores, Bath.

Artists: Belinda Crozier, Catalina Christensen, Day Bowman, Fiona McIntyre, Kaori Homma, Louisa Burnett-Hall, Lynn Baxter, Marguerite Horner, Mary Romer, Maxine Foster, Ruth Piper and Susan McDonald.

Across disciplines, 12 established contemporary women artists respond to nature’s elements.⁠

The traditional elements are Earth, Fire, Water and Wind. SUSAN McDONALD, whose paintings reflect on cycles of growth and decay, using natural detritus for her mark-making represents EARTH; KAORI HOMMA, who uses the ancient art of Aburidashi (fire-etching) in her sensitive and often scorched-edged work represents FIRE; LOUISA BURNETT-HALL ‘s intricate paintings capture the coruscating essence of WATER; MARY ROMER, who paints cloud formations with brooding intensity and sensitivity interprets WIND in her paintings.⁠

⁠Alongside the classic four elements, eight further artists respond to elements that shape both our existential state and our visual and emotional relationship with the world.⁠

On the theme of ICE, CATALINA CHRISTENSEN exhibits paintings inspired by her travels through the stunning and dramatic landscapes of Iceland. DAY BOWMAN’S powerful and gestural abstract paintings harness notions of FORCE and reflect on the historical use of force to divide and take ownership of land. TIME is represented by FIONA MCINTYRE through a series of work exploring ideas of time, existence and regeneration through our relationship with trees. FLORA is represented by BELINDA CROZIER, whose fine paintings of landscapes capture the verdant beauty of nature. SHADOW is represented by RUTH PIPER, whose brooding and atmospheric paintings capture liminal, dream-like spaces. MARGUERITE HORNER depicts LIGHT through her unique skill of capturing luminosity in her monochromatic works. The MOON is portrayed by LYNN BAXTER through her majestic steel sculptures and textured ceramics. THUNDER is represented by MAXINE FOSTER, whose complex multi-layered, monotype prints respond to natural and man-made threats to our environment.

For further information, images, artist bios and details of events contact: sandra@sandrahiggins.com

The exhibition runs from 8th to 26th November 2023.

⁠Lansdown Stores
Bath BA1 5EE
Open: 12.00 – 5pm and by appointment
Monday through Saturday
Closed Sunday

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Changing Landscapes draws together work from the 27 artists making up the Wilderness Art Collective. Formed in 2018, WAC’s members’ work discusses the naturel world.

This show celebrates Earth Day by addressing the issue of our changing landscape. It highlights the artists’ diverse practices whilst engaging the audience in their collective conversation about the environment.

https://www.wildernessart.org/

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Public Opening Hours: Thursday 20th April – Sunday 7th May included.

Sandra Higgins, owner of The Viewing Room – a unique and intimate gallery concept rooted in Bath – has announced that it will be taking up a residency in Hansard Mews from April 19th to 7th May.

The exhibition will feature new works by a selection of 18 established and award-winning artists represented in Sandra Higgins Art online gallery: Andrelis-Rye, John Ball, Day Bowman, Iain Cotton, Belinda Crozier, David Ferry, Maxine Foster, Louisa Burnett-Hall, Pete Hoida, Marguerite Horner, Timothy Emlyn Jones, Marq P. Kearey, Fiona McIntyre, Ruth Piper, Mark Elliott Smith, Luke M. Walker, Richard Walker and David Walsh. With a diversity of genre and technique, it promises to be exciting and stimulating…a cornucopia of delights.

What makes us feel better off? For Louisa Burnett-Hall, invited by Qu Art China to participate in the 6th Suzhou Jinji Lake Biennale, whose theme is ‘We’re Better Off’, her immediate thought was that we are better off together. Spending time together, sharing happy moments and also working together, finding and building on solutions, combining our creative and intellectual strengths to achieve great things that we cannot do alone. We are better off when we feel peace, live in harmony and feel joy.

The painting  ‘In Unison’  can be seen as an interpretation of  vital elements such as unity and joy.  Each one of us is like the individual brush strokes and the marks that together make up the painting, like the notes in music that combine and rise to make a song.

Louisa Burnett-Hall présente une série de douze œuvres sur papier avec une toile intitulée Lexikón, créée pour La Rotonde.

Le thème favori de l’artiste est l’élément Eau.

Suite à des séjours réguliers dans le sud-ouest de la France, elle cherche à exprimer le langage spécifique de l’océan, inspirée par les encres de Victor Hugo puissantes et romantiques, remarquablement gravées sur bois pour le livre ‘Les Travailleurs de la Mer’ par Louis Fortuné Méaulle.

Louisa Burnett-Hall quitte les harmonies des ruisseaux et rivières pour aborder les rythmes et l’énergie profonde de l’océan Atlantique. La couleur bleue, traitée de façon intense et subtile, s’appuie sur le choix intentionnel de monochromie à l’image de Victor Hugo, pour exprimer le langage de l’océan. La frontière entre dessin et peinture est poreuse, l’artiste peint sur papier, dessine sur toile.

Elle nous invite à une plongée calligraphique dans l’écriture et dans le corps de la peinture.

Louisa Burnett-Hall presents twelve works on paper and ‘Lexikon’, a painting made specifically for her exhibition ‘Momentum’ at La Rotonde in Saint-Jean-de-Luz. The exhibition explores the language of the sea, inspired by the wood engravings carved by Louis Fortuné Méaulle, which interpret Victor Hugo’s expressive ink drawings for his book ‘Les Travailleurs de la Mer’. An artistic journey into visual mark making, this is the first time the artist moves from her riverine works to  express the rhythms of the Atlantic ocean. This is also a tribute to the genius of Hugo, who experienced and wrote of his deep connection with nature, and who has become an inextricable part of France itself, Burnett-Hall’s country of adoption.

LA ROTONDE
Place Maurice Ravel  (en face de l’Hôtel & Spa Hélianthal Thalazur)
64500 Saint-Jean-de-Luz

Entrée libre
Mercredi au dimanche 14:30 – 19:00
Samedi
10:00 – 12:30 et 14:30 – 19:00
Direction de la culture
05 40 39 60 88 www.saintjeandeluz.fr

Visage holds the present and the past, the visible and the invisible, the materialized and the vanished.

Louisa Burnett-Hall’s love for all is manifested in the depiction of portraits, landscape, ephemerals, energies and urban spaces. From the earliest portrait in this exhibition, “Jenny’, to the landscape and its fugitive moment, Burnett-Hall explores surfaces and connotations of all forms of existence.

Growing up in the medieval cathedral city of Winchester, the artist has developed an interpretation of her surroundings，the chalk streams, Neolithic hill forts, water meadows, gardens full of stones reflect tangible memories of the sea, rolling landscape of woods and fields, and traces left by man and agricultural machinery. Edinburgh was different in her sketch book. Much of her time in Scotland was long winter with short days, the sunlight is dramatic with a lot of contrast, scudding clouds throwing shadows over the earth and the dark masses of pine trees.

Burnett-Hall responds to the underlying forces of nature that slowly shifting the land over millennia – the sublime rather than the picturesque. Landscape is the expression of energy with lines of movement; the presentation of ephemeral state of constant transition. In the artist’s works, the movement in the compositions, ambivalent forms and the oscillation of colours are the reflection of contours of landscape created by time.

Each fleeting moment，no sooner seen than vanished，is captured on the canvas. In here, we encounter the visage of time.

Organizer: Qu Art Belgium

http://www.quart-china.com/

Qu Art Museum (SIP)
219A Star Mall
58 Suxiu Road
SIP SUZHOU
China

Curated by Sandra Higgins.

After two years of working with selected Shades of Green artists, Sandra Higgins is pleased to announce the opening of the Shades of Green exhibition at the RUH Hospital this summer 2022. Artists John Ball, Day Bowman, Louisa Burnett-Hall, Iain Cotton, David Ferry, Pete Hoida, Timothy Emlyn Jones, Marguerite Horner, Susan McDonald, Fiona McIntyre, Roy Osbourne, Richard Walker and David Walsh all spent time at Sandra’s home in Englishcombe and have created works inspired by the luscious surrounding landscape.

All works in the show are for sale with a share of the takings going to the @ruhbath’s creative charity Art at the Heart of the RUH.

For more information about the artists and the artwork contact sandra@sandrahiggns.com

For information about purchasing the artwork contact:  tonysmith3@nhs.net

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La Librairie Lardanchet présente un ensemble d’oeuvres de Louisa Burnettt-Hall de la série Reflections on Water,  ainsi que le livre d’artiste REFLETS URBANS (Urban Flux),  poème Albert DuPont, estampes Louisa Burnett-Hall (l’Inéditeur 2017).

Invitée à participer dans une exposition sur la ville en 2012, Louisa Burnett-Hall a saisi l’occasion de travailler autour de l’eau ruisselante qui coule en joyeuse abondance dans tous les caniveaux de Paris.

Inspiré par ses tableaux, l’artiste et poète Albert DuPont a écrit alors le poème « Reflets Urbains » , méditation sur les « courants de ville », métaphore de la relation  entre l’Eau et le Temps.

Edition originale signée et numérotée.
55 exemplaires (35 ex. n°1 à 35; 10 HC + 10 EA)
Boîte dimensions 27 x 33.4 x 2.5cm​
3 tirages typographiques en noir rehaussés à l’encre et aux crayons de couleurs.

Imprimé sur papier Arches 25 x 65 cm.

Imprimeurs François Huin et Gilles Hue, Imprimerie SAIG, l’Haÿ les Roses

Librairie Lardanchet

http://www.lardanchet.fr

Horaires

fermé le dimanche et lundi

mardi – vendredi 10h – 19h

samedi    11h – 13h      14h – 19h

01 42 66 68 32

Qu Art Museum SIP hosts a major solo exhibition of Burnett-Hall’s recent and early paintings in a two-part show.

This extensive exhibition curated by Qu Art Belgium opens with the artist’s most recent paintings made since 2014.

The second part will feature earlier work, put together this forms a major survey documenting the artist’s career of 40 years of painting from student work to the present day.

Amplio catHalyse exhibits works by L. Burnett-Hall and Albert DuPont on the themes of innovation and complexity in professional business and creative contexts. Curated by Dorothée Moyal Sablon.

Opening Hours:

Thursday and Friday 1pm – 4pm

Saturday 11am – 6pm.

25 rue des Capucins, 69001 Lyon.

metro Hôtel de Ville or Croix Paquet

parking Opera or Terreaux

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Summer Peace Summit – Vision For Future. Under High Patronage of H.R.H. Princess Léa of Belgium.

The summit opens with this exhibition devoted to the future of Art and Humanity. One of the main ideas is the humanitarian aspects of the Art uniting different countries from around the world.

Time Code: The Value of Memories – Vision For Future shows work by international contemporary artists. Louisa Burnett-Hall’s paintings from her series ‘Reflections on Water’ are inspired by the lakes in Croatia, historical and geographical meeting point of  East and West.

Curated by Barbara Dietrich.

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Sous la présidence de Jean-Pierre Lecoq,
Maire du 6e, Conseiller régional d’Île de France,

l’exposition « TRANSLATION »

MAIRIE du 6e,

78 rue Bonaparte,

75006 Paris.
Monday – Friday 10.30 – 17.00
Thursdays 10.30 – 19.00 Saturdays 10.00 – 12.00
Saturday 30th March 10.00 – 17.00

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BURNETT-HALL and HUA BIN.

A dialogue of two artists. Curated by Siwei Zhang, Qu Art China.

Dynamic and static are two important categories in Chinese philosophy. In ancient Chinese philosophy, the meaning of the two concepts of “dynamic” and “static” is much broader and more complicated than that of motion and static in general physics. For example, changeability, desire, achieve, and virility are all included in the scope of “movement”, while unselfishness, inaction, and meekness are included in the scope of “ static ”. Therefore, it is widely used to explain all aspects of ancient Chinese philosophy, including rich content.

Suzhou meticulous artist HuaBin‘s fine brushwork is delicate and soft, the picture is full of the sound of flowing water，which is “static” . Louisa Burnett-Hall’s works are full of life, such as a waterfall flying down, the joy of the fluttering fish, the lava waiting to be released under the Icelandic iceberg… It is a conversation of Dynamic and Static.

Heng Gallery,

Suzhou Center Plaza, Suzhou

10am – 7pm

► Qu Art China

► Louisa Burnett-Hall Water, aria and variations catalogue 2019 NEW EDITION

Curator : Anne Rook.
Artists books, and other media by 16 different artists using language and translation as their inspiration.
Louisa Burnett-Hall and Albert DuPont are invited to exhibit their artist book ‘Reflets Urbains (Urban Flux)’ l’Inéditeur. Poem by Albert DuPont. Three hand coloured prints by Louisa Burnett-Hall. Limited edition of 55 numbered 1 – 35, I – X and E.A 1 – E.A. 10. All images and text have been produced using a traditional typographer’s printing press on Arches paper, presented in a red box cover. Books and images are individually signed and numbered.

St Paul’s School, Lonsdale Road, London SW13 9JT.
Monday-Friday 9.00 – 16.00

Contact :
Lucy McLaren
Art School & Milton Gallery Manager
Tel. 020 8748 9162
Direct Line. 020 8746 5429 ext.2429
Email. lrmcl@stpaulsschool.org.uk
Web: https://www.stpaulsschool.org.uk

Louisa Burnett-Hall’s exhibition ‘WATER, aria and variations’ marks the inauguration of the newly built Qu Art Museum in Suzhou. Over thirty works on paper and canvas explore the visible and invisible through the theme of water. Burnett-Hall creates visual distillations of her experience and observations of a variety of ecosystems ranging from English trout streams to Icelandic glaciers, creating images and metaphors for life, light and time.

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Friends of Holland Park exhibition.

Burnett-Hall exhibits new works from the series ‘Stanza’  – inspired by a river high up in the French Alps. Using inks and watercolour on Khadi paper in small formats, the artist explores musical rhythms in running water.
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Kevis House Gallery stand

New works inspired by the sparkling waters of the River Nive in the Basque country will be exhibited by the Kevis House Gallery.

R.G.S., 1 Kensington Gore, Kensington, London SW7 2AR

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Qu Art China and Shaanxi Province Art Museum currently exhibiting “WATER, aria and variations”  in Xi’an, city of the famous terracotta army, China.

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Qu Art China and Suzhou Art Museum exhibit Louisa Burnett-Hall’s paintings on the theme of water in a new exhibition open to the general public in China. Suzhou Art Museum

N°2075 Renmin Road,

Gusu district, Suzhou.

►Qu Art China

Small formats exhibited by Dolors Perez in this charming gallery in the heart of Pollensa. A simultaneous event with the artists showing at Can Gelabert, Binissalem, in a culturel exchange between Paris, Majorca, and Minorca.

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A collective Franco-Spanish exhibition with Le 6e Ateliers d’Artistes

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Ink and pencil drawings

82 rue Bonaparte 75006 PARIS

Curator: Siwei Zhang.

With special thanks to Dr Pick Keobandith, director Qu Art Brussels.

For the inauguration of Espace Qu Art’s brand new exhibition space, Douce France (Flow) brings together twenty-two works by the artist on the theme of water. Louisa Burnett-Hall explores the energy and calligraphic qualities of moving water, the optical superposition of reflection and refraction, and the dynamics of transition in waterfalls and glaciers.

Jiayuan Garden,

Jingwenli, Gusu District,

Suzhou, Jiangsu,

China.

Olivier and Isabelle Scala present the work of Louisa Burnett-Hall and Jill Roland-Gosselin.

12 Rue Notre Dame des Champs

75006 Paris

Curated by France Arnaud de Taddeo. Louisa Burnett-Hall’s waterscape paintings are exhibited alongside Ricardo Santerini’s sculptures.

49 Avenue de Versailles 75016 Paris

►Espace Solmondo

The Galérie JBC1 hosts an exhibition of contemporary urban inspired art including Louisa Burnett-Hall’s new works taking a look at water in the Paris gutters.

1 rue J-B Clément 93400 Saint Ouen

La Ville de Chartres invites Burnett-Hall for a solo exhibition of her artwork at the contemporary art centre Prieuré Saint Vincent, one of the principal sites on Le Chemin des Arts, Chartres.

12 Rue de la Porte Cendreuse, 28000 Chartres

A solo exhibition of large scale oil paintings.

Curator Karine Giannamore.

@ the avenue, Piccadilly, London.

Emmanuelle Gialone invites Louisa Burnett-Hall for her second solo exhibition in the gallery following Plongée Contre Plongée in 2006.

Quai de la Goffe 2

4000 Liège, Belgium