Lot 26 - Ruby Wright - Boy on Train
Pencil and crayon on paper
2023
A6 (10x15cm)
Original Artwork
Signed on Verso
This auction is raising proceeds for The Hepatitis C Trust
ARTIST INFO
About
I am an illustrator with a particular interested in picture books. I am represented by Jodie Hodges at United Agents. Previously I worked for BBC Radio 4, Arts Council England and The Architecture Foundation, and had radio pieces broadcast on Resonance FM in London and NPR in the United States.
Education
Wimbledon School of Art (sculpture, BA)
Select Exhibitions/Awards
2022: Group exhibition at Soulshine Cafe, Bridport
2021: The Sketch Show, Sussex Contemporary Illustrators & Printmakers, Seaford
2021: Picture Hooks Exhibition 2021, Scottish Storytelling Centre , Edinburgh
2021: Dorset Art Weeks, The Old Bakery, Bridport
2018: Dorset Art Weeks, The Old Bakery, Bridport
2018: Spoilt Rotten, The Gallery at Number 42, Notting Hill, London
2017: Portrait Exhibition, Candid Arts Trust, London
2016: National Original Print Exhibition, Bankside Gallery, London
2016: Inspired By…, Morley Gallery, London
2016: Visions of the Future, Constellations, Liverpool
2015: Tiny Carnival, 100 Union St, London
2014: Stillville, 100 Union St, London
2012: Game On, Westwerk, Hamburg
2011-2012: Deep Time, Artsreach touring exhibition, Dorset
Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork
The postcards are based on two observational sketches I made: one of my son on the train in January 2023 and one from beside the duck pond in st james’ park on Boxing Day 2022.
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