Artists Wyllie O Hagan – Denise Wyllie & Clare O Hagan celebrate British scientist Rosalind Franklin’s pioneering discoveries in DNA. The artists mark the centenary of her birth with a series of worldwide art exhibitions. See the first x-ray photographs of DNA HERE AND BUY FRANKLIN PRINTS HERE A list of exhibition venues will be published here online shortly. Rosalind Franklin was a brilliant X-ray crystallographer whose photograph of a … Read More →
Whitework – A Gentle Path – Book for sale £10.00 The book contains almost 100 beautiful photographs of contemporary whitework textiles and their creators, accompanied by insightful commentaries. This unique book has the power to do many things: to bring comfort to those who face fear; to show a way to travel towards a calmer normality; to inspire creativity; to enjoy uplifting artworks; to send good intentions to those … Read More →
This project was created by Wyllie O Hagan during a two year residency at University College London Hospital. The artists made a monumental 42 metre cross media textile artwork that celebrates the growing awareness of the importance of DNA in Cancer Research,
Royal Academy Summer Show 2019 features one of Wyllie’s new print series of the Renaissance Garden at David Austin Roses. click on link below to buy from RA website Buy Into the Renaissance Garden at The Royal Academy here Slipstream’s review and interview with Denise Wyllie here: Denise Wyllie artist exhibiting at the RA, London Slip Stream Media
Denise Wyllie’s paintings and prints are celebrated in a solo exhibition called ‘Karelia Dreaming’, at Karelia State University. Curated by Sabina Nedbailik / Сабина Недбайлик, the exhibition runs to January 2020. Wyllie’s frequent visits to Karelia and her long collaboration as Art Contact Russia/UK artists and creatives have resulted in a unique portfolio of prints. Wyllie initiated contact with a group of young Karelian artists in the early ’90s during … Read More →
At the invitation of the late English Rose expert, David Austin, Wyllie has painted his Shropshire garden over the last two years. In an extensive series of paintings and prints Wyllie captures the romantic atmosphere of the quintessential beauty of his English Rose Garden. From the plein air paintings, the artist created a series of screenprints. ‘Into The Renaissance Garden’ is currently for sale at the Royal Academy of Art, … Read More →
Naming the 900 Art Installation by Clare O Hagan, August 2019 Found Material with tape “Naming the 900” describes the short lives of the un-named infants and children who died or are missing from the Bessborough Mother and Baby Home, Cork, Ireland, from 1922-1998. The burial place of well over 800 of the children who died there remains unknown. Following the pattern of it’s sister piece “The Innocents – Los … Read More →
Review by Rosie Mussen: Clare O Hagan has a lot to say about female eroticism. The Irish born, London based artist and activist’s latest exhibition, Embracing Women, opens at Ironbridge Fine Arts Gallery on June 1st. It features a series of some thirty prints created over a period of two decades. Based on life drawing studies, each piece explores sexuality through the lens of O Hagan’s personal feminism. Vibrant colours, … Read More →
East Finchley artist Denise Wyllie invites you to visit her studio and exhibition of her original paintings and prints. Also featured in the exhibition are artworks from fellow printmakers celebrating Fête de l’estampe. This printmaking festival originates in France where 300 studios open their doors for Sunday May 26. Wyllie’s studio is one of the unique hotspot ateliers in Europe invited to take part in this exciting celebration of art. … Read More →
Denise Wyllie’s landscape screenprints are showing at the Gallery Niosya, Japan in January 2019 with fellow printmaker Yoshie Uchida. Wyllie has visited Japan a number of times over the last few years painting the sakura, wisteria and photographing Mt Fuji. She has taken part in exhibitions and curated an exhibition of Japanese and British printmakers in London.
