Angus Murdie
Angus thinks of his paintings very much as landscapes. The forms within are alive and react as such to each other and to their surroundings. To him, his paintings often seem like snapshots, capturing a moment in the life of the forms they depict. Nature is his greatest influence and although he doesn't often work directly from it, he sees and feels its energy in his work. Angus often works in oils on paper. He has been living in New Zealand for seven years.
Formal training 1991-94 BA (Hons) Fine Art (painting) at Brighton College England.
June 2004 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition (London England)
July 2004 Sarah Wiseman Gallery 'Autumn Exhibition' (England)
October 2004 Richard Hagen Gallery (England) 'Autumn Exhibition'
October 2004 Art in Action Gallery ( Oxfordshire England)
February 2005 Richard Hagen Gallery 'Works on Paper'
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
Oxford Art Society Annual Open Exhibition (England)
December 2005 Little Gallery (Oxford England)
2013 Selwyn Gallery Darfield (NZ)
Formal training 1991-94 BA (Hons) Fine Art (painting) at Brighton College England.
June 2004 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition (London England)
July 2004 Sarah Wiseman Gallery 'Autumn Exhibition' (England)
October 2004 Richard Hagen Gallery (England) 'Autumn Exhibition'
October 2004 Art in Action Gallery ( Oxfordshire England)
February 2005 Richard Hagen Gallery 'Works on Paper'
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
Oxford Art Society Annual Open Exhibition (England)
December 2005 Little Gallery (Oxford England)
2013 Selwyn Gallery Darfield (NZ)
