Alice Neave
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2025-05-01
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I was interviewed recently by @palettetalkofficial for their substack, link is in my bio, you need to enter your email address to read but it’s well worth it as they have an amazing archive of interviews to peruse and enjoy. Thanks to @moonloops101 and @levitas_studio for the lovely questions. Also thanks to @patchharvey @aniellaweinberger and @blueshopgalleries for accompanying photos.
2025-04-18
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Studio companions ???? by @aniellaweinberger
2025-04-04
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Song Book, 2025 Dye & thread on cotton, 42x29.5cm
2025-03-24
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The Lobster, 2025 dye & thread on cotton, 190x150cm
2025-03-11
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Blue bird, 2025, raw pigment & binder on cotton, 60x45cm Happy to have this piece included in ‘MYRIAD’ - a group show opening this Friday 21st February @oceansapartgallery Salford. MYRIAD @oceansapartgallery 22nd February to 15th March, 2025 PV Friday 21st February, 6-9pm, all welcome Oceans Apart, 24-26 King Street, Salford, M3 7DG “Myriad brings together a group of painters who share Pierre Bonnard’s energised colour sensibility within contemporary practice. Acknowledging his work as a constant source of inspiration, Peter Doig describes how “the paintings had a kind of openness, a kind of unfinished aspect to them”. It is an informed level of provisionality, a sense of ambiguity and engagement with the entire surface, involving colour and gesture, that connects the paintings in this exhibition.” Elvira Bernard @elvira_bernardd Betsy Bradley @betsy_bradley Michael Clarence @michaeljohnclarence Jenny Eden @jennyrutheden Pippa El-Kadhi Brown @pippa.elkadhi.brown Sebastián Espejo @sebaespejov Lyndsey Gilmour @lyndsey_gilmour Sarah Grant @sfgrant Rhiannon Inman-Simpson@rhiannon.inmansimpson Alice Neave @aliceneave_art Matilda Wainwright@matildawainwrightpainter Amy Winstanley @amywinstanley Curated by Sarah Grant @sfgrant and Matilda Wainwright@matildawainwrightpainter Image on flyer : Amy Winstanley, ‘Reading’, oil on canvas, 36 x 31cm @amywinstanley
2025-02-19
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Very unusually I’ve just released 7 monoprints made this year to my mailing list, and would like to offer them here, they are all 30x40cm and £200 +p&p a la artist support pledge pricing. Last postage date for Christmas is the 18th December but please message me as soon as possible if you would like one so I can be sure to get it to you in time. Dm if interested and for payment link. Happy Christmas! X 1.Forestation SOLD 2. Dusk hike with magic trees SOLD 3. Night Birds SOLD 4. Table draw still life SOLD 5. Finding waterboatmen SOLD 6.House on the Hill II SOLD 7. 10 Parrots
2024-12-13
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Alice Neave ‘A Listening’ 2024 Pigments, binder & thread on cotton 140 x 170 cm 55 ⅛ x 66 ⅞ in Blue Shop Gallery presents ‘When The Curtain Falls’ A group show by 20 artists 5th - 22nd December 2024 72 Brixton Road, Oval SW9 6BH @blueshopgalleries ???? Download list of works from link in bio Drapery has always been used to symbolise a variety of ideas. In portraiture, silks, furs and linen signify a sitter’s wealth and status, in religious painting shrouds and veils are commonly associated with the divine. By contrast, the folds of bedsheets or the curve of clothing often might hold an erotic undercurrent. Where curtains and veils might conceal, the shape of a satin dress serves to accentuate the human form, inviting our touch rather than prohibiting it. From Giotto’s ‘Kiss of Judas’, to Cezanne’s ‘Still life with drapery’; Magritte’s ‘The Lovers’ and Tracey Emin’s ‘Unmade Bed’, drapery has been a preoccupation of painters and sculptors throughout art history. When an artist depicts drapery, they have the opportunity to demonstrate the most fundamental forms of artistic skill, rendering contours, detailed textures, and varying hues of light reflecting off of complex surfaces. Contemporary artists are continuing this tradition, using drapery as the artists of the Renaissance to demonstrate their technical prowess, whilst using it to symbolise strikingly contrasting ideas. Whether sheer chiffon shrouding lovers, or heavy velvet gathered hiding a stage, clinging cotton cloth to flesh or a flag or ribbon whistling in the wind ‘When the curtain falls’ is a group show that celebrates the materiality of fabric and how it celebrates who we are and where we find ourselves. hello@blueshopcottage.com for all sales enquiries
2024-12-12
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Blue Shop Gallery presents ‘When The Curtain Falls’ A group show of 20 artists 5th - 22nd December 2024 PV Drinks Wednesday 4th December 6-9pm 72 Brixton Road, Oval SW9 6BH Gallery opening hours: Wed - Sun | 11am - 6pm Exhibiting Artists ALEJANDRO SINTURA ALICE NEAVE ALMA BERROW ALLYSON KEEHAN FRANCES FEATHERSTONE GEORGINA ODELL HELEN KINCAID JACKSON JOYCE JESS COCHRANE KATY PAPINEAU KAJA STUMPF LUCY RAY MICHALIS KARAISKOS PLUM CLOUTMAN SAMANTHA FELLOWS SHAWN HUCKINS SOPHIE VALLANCE TOM WHITE VIVIEN MCDERMID XANTHE BURDETT
2024-12-01
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