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This is the Youtube recording I gave at Watkins Books about my new book – The Lost Art of Silence …
I have been doing talks and Zooms for my book – here are a few of the links: The Yoga Hour – https://www.theyogahour.com/episodes/reconnect-to-the-power-of-silence Psychology Today https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/animal-emotions/202312/the-art-and-power-of-connecting-to-the-sounds-of-silence Book Brunch: https://www.bookbrunch.co.uk/page/free-article/sarah-anderson-at-the-notting-hill-bookshop/?utm_source=daily-newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily-newsletter Ryan Murdock’s Personal Landscapes Sarah Anderson on founding the Travel Bookshop Supadu – In the Publisher’s Chair …https://www.supadu.com/post/sarah-anderson-in-the-publishers-chairhttps://youtu.be/yKZ4Lm1pQWI?si=n8-OlzuM2uKmeTdZ
CHELSEA TOWN HALL
Painting
I have had a painting selected by the Chelsea Art Society for an exhibition in Chelsea Town Hall. It is open from tomorrow Thursday June 13th – Saturday 15th (10am – 7pm), Sunday June 16th (10am-5pm) Monday June 17th (10am – 2pm). It is number 355!
After spending 6 nights in our mobile camp which had been run by Johnny & Tasha Ramsden of Royale Wilderness, we went back to Maun. Bill Burns (BotswanaTrek.com) had organised 2 nights for us at the famous Jack’s Camp. We left our heavy luggage in Maun and took a small plane there. We arrived to…
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Just back from a glorious 2 weeks painting in Provence – near Apt. Ten students, one tutor and delicious food and drink. I used a combination of gouache, watercolour, ink and pastel. I decided that I love pastels and must instantly invest in more colours. Unison in Northumberland seem to make the best…. To see…
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I am having a joint exhibition at the Tabernacle from May 9th-13th. This came about as I met my four fellow exhibitors courses we all did at the Royal Drawing School. They ran a series of courses on painters who had painted in London – Hogarth, Turner and Blake – hence the theme of our exhibition….
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Just a short post for all those waiting on tenterhooks for my exhibition!! I have changed the date – it will no longer be in September. It will still be at the Tabernacle – but the new date is Tuesday November 10th through November 14th.
Went to Genoa for a long weekend many advantages – NO tourists (apart from those joining cruise ships), good food and wine, the fact you could walk everywhere – but many of the paintings fairly second-rate. Grand palazzi in narrow streets, a wonderful Rubens of the Circumcision (quite a rare subject) and an amazing treasury…
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Its a really nice idea to follow an artist round the galleries and houses of London looking at their paintings and drawings – living in London we are very spoilt – here are a selection of the drawings I did. Bust of Hogarth by Roubiliac – NPG The Distressed Poet – Hogarth’s House Mrs…
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I delivered one of my pictures yesterday to the Chelsea Arts Club – the category for December being something like ‘things that don’t breathe’. When I delivered my flower painting, I met a friend delivering a sculpture – who said ‘But plants breathe’ … I ignored her advice – I suppose she might be right…
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