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Irene Sanderson

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Worshipful Tree

Shrine avenue

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Telephone: 
07720 842529
How would you describe the work you do and why?: 

I make mostly paintings, both small and large in scale using the materials from Japan and China, that is the carbon inks, organic and mineral paints and absorbent papers. Emphasis is on the handling of the brush for "the brush will dance and the ink will sing" .

For you what does being an artist mean?: 

A lot of looking; a lot of time; and devotion.

Describe what you call yourself/your practice?: 

Artist with graphics and typography background working with watercolour and inks in the tradition of the Shijo School of Kyoto, Japan.

Your practice & activities include e.g workshops, teaching: 

Often give workshops to teach the techniques. Often put work out in exhibitions. Often take commissions.

CV & Education, relevant & leading to your artistic practice: 

Graduated with Honours in Fine Art (typography and graphic communication) Reading University
Worked as a graphic artist in London before travelling overland to Japan where I studied calligraphy and the history of colour (Kyoto Bidai) and sumi-e under the master Mushin (Shijo Maruyama School)
Freelance book design and illustration
Recent exhibition include MIBI at the Ice House Gallery, Kensington, and the Eden Valley Artistic Network

Exhibitions in the last 3 years: 

MIBI at the Ice House Gallery, Kensington (together with ceramicist Bridget Drakeford)
Eden Valley Artistic Network (members exhibitions throughout the year)
Talkin Tarn Alex Boathouse Gallery
Netherby Hall, Cumbria Absolute Classics with pianist Noriko Ogawa

Your gallery outlets/stockists: 

Upfront Gallery, Hutton-in-the-Forest, Penrith www.up-front.com

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