A Life in Full Colour From entrepreneurship to creativity, the journey continues — under one bright roof. There comes a time when the word retirement feels too heavy, too final. It suggests endings, but what I am contemplating is a beginning. A new phase under one roof, where I gather the things that matter most: […]
Beneath the Surface: David Weaver, Abstract Expressionism and the influence of Lindal Bold colour. Sweeping gesture. Layers of emotion and memory. David Weaver’s new show at Life: Full Colour brings the spirit of Abstract Expressionism into the present day. At its heart lies Lindal, a painting inspired by Iceland’s wild landscapes and the hidden histories […]
Exploring the richness of autumn In the 20th century, autumn emerged as a potent theme for artists across various movements. They used the season’s distinct palette and symbolism to explore deeper emotional and existential themes. Painters like Georgia O’Keeffe, one of the most significant artists of the 20th century, embraced autumn’s rich, earthy tones. She would […]
Coming to Manchester We’re bringing the best of North Wales art to Manchester for this year’s Art Fair with our talented artists from our Caernarfon gallery Life: Full Colour. Featuring Jill Jones FRSA, Dermod Ruddock, Amanda Webster, Pete Mattinson, Judith Donaghy and Ann Lewis VPRCA. North Wales a source of artistic inspirations North Wales has […]
The Power of Colour in Art Colour is a powerful tool in art, capable of evoking emotions, and creating an immediate connection between the viewer and the piece. That’s why we called our fine art gallery Life: Full Colour. Artists have long understood the psychological and emotional weight of colours. They use colours intentionally to […]
A Fruitful February foretold A Fruitful February is foretold – well that’s what we’re manifesting at Life: Full Colour. It’s been a tough 18-months in the Art World along with numerous storms to batter us. But there’s lot to take heart from our shortest month. Love is… February often evokes themes of love, with Valentine’s […]
featuring American Locomotive (1944) by Edward Hoppper a short story by Curator Sara McKee FRSA The train hums beneath me, a steady rhythm that has become as familiar as my own heartbeat. Every morning, I take the same seat by the window, watching the city blur past in muted greys and browns. And every morning, […]
How Fauvism Set Colour Free “…when i put down a green, it doesn’t mean grass; and when I put down a blue, it doesn’t mean the sky”, Henri Matisse At the dawn of the 20th century, Fauvism burst onto the art scene with an explosion of unrestrained colour. Henri Matisse and André Derain, the movement’s […]
Art that Speaks: How Contemporary Painting and Sculpture Challenge Us to Think and Feel Contemporary abstract painting and figurative sculpture are not just about what we see; they challenge us to think deeply about what the artist is trying to convey. Abstract painting moves away from realistic images and uses colours, shapes, and forms to […]
September marks the end of summer September, marking the transition from summer to autumn, has had a profound influence on many famous artists throughout history. This month, with its changing colours and light, has inspired a variety of works that capture the essence of this seasonal shift. One notable example is Vincent van Gogh, whose […]
