Editions at Hancock Art Gallery
I am very proud to announce that a limited range of my silk screen prints are now available for purchase at Hancock Art Gallery. This collection reflects my artistic journey and passion, and I am excited to share it with art enthusiasts and collectors alike.
Selection of limited edition silk screen prints on show at Hancock Art Gallery
The Other Art Fair, London
Stand 187
I had the pleasure of meeting many truly amazing artists and forming connections with individuals who share a deep love for art, which made the experience even more enriching. The fair was undoubtedly a significant highlight, and I found joy in every aspect of it, even in the quieter moments when my fellow artists came together to help keep my energy up and maintain an inspiring atmosphere.
A special ‘thank you’ goes out to all the visitors who took the time to stop by my stand at the event. I truly appreciate those who not only showed interest but also decided to purchase one of my screen prints. Your support means a great deal to me and encourages my artistic journey.
I can't thank my daughter India, my art curator and marketing expert, enough for her help during the show. She promoted my work and made many new connections, including a chance to exhibit in a new space in Shoreditch, potentially joining a new gallery in South London, and a possible commission for a luxury hotel in Mexico.
Me & my daughter India
It’s a wrap for another year, signaling the end of a significant chapter and the beginning of new opportunities ahead.
Woolwich Contemporary Art Fair
The Director’s Cut | Now Live
Feeling very proud to have my work featured as part of The Director’s Cut @woolwichcontemporaryprintfair!
Discover my artwork Dandelion, alongside so many talented artists in @woolwichcontemporaryprintfair’s celebration of contemporary original print ✨
Explore now 👉 just head to the link in bio of @woolwichcontemporaryprintfair
The Director’s Cut | Until 15 August 2024
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REJECTS
Everyonesartfriend REJECTS. Stokey Pop Up, Stoke Newington, London. 4 - 14 July 2024.
4th - 14th. July. 2024
Stokey Pop Up, London.
www.artfriend.co.uk
Ascent. Silk screen print on paper collage. 56 x 76cm.
Rejected from the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition but selected for REJECTS a unique exhibition celebrating some of the best rejected artworks from this year's Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
A ‘Big‘ thank you to @everyonesartfriend and Shona for selecting my screen print ‘Ascent’ to be part of this beautifully curated exhibition.
The Other Art Fair, London. 2024
I am proud to have been selected for my second The Other Art Fair, at the Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London.
A big thank you to my wife Sophie and my good friends Oliver and Teelo @Frameperfect for all their help and support during the fair, plus all my friends and visitors who took time to talk and buy a piece of my art.
Finally ‘thanks’ to The Other Art Fair who used my screen print ‘Spacemen on Gold’ to promote the fair on their website.
It’s a wrap
The Other Art Fair, London
It’s a wrap! Celebrating with other independent artists selected to exhibit at The Other Art Fair, West Handyside Canopy, Kings Cross on the final day of the fair.
29 June – 2 July 2023
West Handyside Canopy Kings Cross
London
I’m proud to have been selected as one of the 100 independent artists chosen for this years The Other Art Fair, London presented by Saatchi Art at the West Handyside Canopy Kings Cross, London.
It’s been a blast getting to know so many talented independent artists at this years summer art fair. I’d like to thank my amazing art advisor, curator and daughter India, for all her help during the show.
India Armstrong Brown. India@iab-art.com
It’s a wrap! Celebrating with returning exhibitors and new artists at The Other Art Fair.
Dead Memories
Stories of grief and loss 2022
A photographic book on grief by art photographer Amber Franks.
The ‘Dead Memories’ project portrays how visual artists use art to cope with loss and death…
Stories of grief and loss by art photographer Amber Franks.
Armstrong in his South London studio.
Credit: Amber Franks
The ‘Dead Memories’ project portrays how artists use art to cope with loss and death.
Invited to take part in the project as both a subject and contributor Armstrong shared two days with Amber talking about life, art and his experiences surrounding grief after the loss of his parents. First starting in Chiswick where he grew up, then at his studio in south London. Ambers photography documented these meetings which will form part of her book on grief accompanied by a piece of his art.
Armstrong’s studio and photograph of his late father.
Credit: Amber Franks
Amber say’s all our stories are different, our ways of remembering people and times gone by. What we keep or hold sacred. Are they objects or spaces? She believes we all leave behind icons of who we are - found objects and documents left by those lost become more sacred than anything else. Passport photos, food recipes, random objects kept on their bedside tables, to-do lists, old voicemails and music collections all reverberate and keep an essence of them alive.
Artwork
College of Armstrong’s late parents
Sketch pad showing Armstrong’s late father on his death bed & Oleg Popov the famous Russian clown.