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Hanging and placing some small paintings at home for entry to @artistsopenhouses online exhibition entry – I’ll be releasing a short film tour soon too.

Have a look at more new work on Instagram @katescottpaintings

‘Scarlet – Uprising’ Acrylic on canvas framed 2020 – my entry image for 7dialsart website

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I am so happy to have joined the online gallery for @7dialsart which is a website which hosts a growing collection of local artists and makers, sharing opportunities, promoting artists work and exhibitions and being supported by local businesses too; very welcome in these times of limited opportunities to exhibit – Thankyou Abigail Bowen for setting it up

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Just a little image of ‘Underwater Flow’ to show scale – actual painting acrylic on board is 15 x 15 cm – but box framed it is 22.5 x22.5 cm – details on the website

Sky scapes

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I’ve found an addictive little creative pursuit of splicing my photographs from daily walks, often in sunset with slices of images from my paintings – really interesting seeing the relationships that are there not always consciously noted. Helping to make sense of the internal and external world and experiences of the current situation here in lockdown May 2020.

Also I made a recording zoom interview last night with my friend Artist Julie Allan interviewing me about my practice, inspiration etc last night, really fun to do, I will do the same for her soon and will edit and release it soon. Watch this space, hope everyone is well.

My contribution to open Windows 2020

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In the postponed period of Brighton Artists Open Houses 2020 due to social isolation period there has been a brilliant idea to get local artists to exhibit their paintings in the windows of their own house; here is my contribution, harder than it looked to attain, the large pieces looked very sad indeed but this little framed piece worked nestled in the corner of our front window.

Always interesting to get a different perspective on our work as artists; didn’t feel brave enough to leave it there long, but I am definitely feeling inspired to keep painting and appreciating having a studio at home and a garden to go and commune with nature and get inspired – being in flow with painting is one very good way to forget for a few moments/ minutes about COVID 19; I hope anyone reading this is staying safe and sane in these very strange times.