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About
the Artist
Frances Bildner has had training in Art History (B.A.), and has
attended numerous courses in
painting, drawing, and Batik, mainly in New York City, between 1983
and 1990.
Impressions magazine described her as "a passionate and seductive
painter, her riotous use of colour
affirms this view. The paintings are in definite, almost aggressively
joyous dialogue with the viewer and
their presence is hard to ignore". New York's 'Village Voice'
declared her work as "varied and vital enough
to renew a jaded spirit". She now lives and works in London,
and is represented in collections
throughout Europe and America.
Exhibitions
2002 - Collyer Bristow Group Show, London
2001
- Babbington House Group Show, Somerset
2001 - Ian Mathews M.O.T. Solo Show, London
2001 - Albermarle Gallery Group Show, London
2001 - Candid Art Gallery Group Show
2000
- Pryory An Gallery Summer Show, London
2000 - Lauderdale House, Two Person Show, London
2000 - Artmonskv gallery Bath Art Fair
2000 - Candid Ant Gallery Group Show, London
1999 -
Bar Room Bar Solo Show, London
1997 -
Mosaique Solo Show, London
1997 - Ben-Uri Auction
1995 -
London Lighthouse Solo show
1995 - Sarah Tankel Hause Group Show, London
1995 - Atrium Gallery Group Show, London
1994 -
Mary Lou's Solo Show, New York City
1994 - Gagliardi Art Gallery Group Show, London
1993 -
Gagliardi Art Gallery Group Show, London
1992 -
SoHo Studio Center Group Show, New York City
1990 -
Wetherholt Gallery Group Show, Washington D.C.
1989 -
Straus Gallery Group Show, New York City
1988 -
SoHo Studio Center Group Show, New York City
1987 -
On The Wall Gallery Group Show, New York City
1986 -
On The Wall Gallery Group Show, New York City
1985 -
Rainbow Connection Art Gallery Group Show, New York
1985 - Tarragon Art Gallery Solo Show, New York City
1985 - Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
1984 -
Galerie Russel Solo Show Nyon, Switzerland
1973 -
East Sussex Art Competition, 1st Place
Artist's
Statement
"I paint from my imagination. Much of my work stems from my
subconscious. I am influenced by both
the Abstract Expressionists and German Expressionists. The most
important element for me in painting
is colour. Everything I want to say is translated through colour
and movement. I use colour in quite an emotive
way. My paintings often provoke strong reactions. I paint in bold
colours, which probably accounts for my
dislike of water-colours. I have sold to private collectors, offices
and restaurants, and have exhibited in
Europe and the United States."
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