We are delighted to invite you to view our fantastic new Spring 09 Collection.
This season see’s the launch of some exciting new artists as well as looking into new releases of current established artists like Neil Dawson, Philip Gray, Sheree Valentine Daines and Fabian Perez. Obviously, as always, art is better viewed first hand, however if you can’t make it into the gallery and don’t want to miss out you can view some of the new range in our online versions of The Fine Art Collector and Fine Art Preview magazines now by clicking here on this link.
With exciting new tips from the forever famous queen of the television DIY makeover, Carol Smillie – art lover, painter and sculptor, and busy Glasgow mother of three, still has a keen eye for interiors and what makes a room work – or not! We also take an up close and personal look at Fabian Perez’s new pieces and catch up on all the latest developments in the art world.
With all these exciting and affordable new releases from all of our top selling artists we are sure this Spring range has something for everyone, so why not start clicking (flicking) through our new online versions of these magazines or pop into the gallery today and see for yourself how art can enhance your home!
Not only is reading online a great, fast way of finding out what’s happening in today’s world of art but it will reducing your carbon footprint. Unlike a newspaper which is being distributed worldwide already, and has been argued that it can be almost equal to reading on paper. The magazines we offer are less available publicly as they are from galleries only and this means that it costs more in terms of ‘greenness’ to distribute these magazines by post.
This is where Yudu.com comes in, Washington Green Fine Art has invested in having their publication, the Fine Art Collector published interactively by Yudu who create amazing carbon neutral publications which work as if you are really reading the magazine. To make sure all YUDU digital publications are as carbon neutral as possible, they completely offset all their CO2 emissions by donating money to Carbon Clear, a leading carbon management company. They invest in projects that improve living standards in developing countries and which provide global climate benefits with clean energy projects and reforestation initiatives and their main goal is to eventually have everyone reading online.
So see what you think and have a read online and click here to read all our literature and magazines online.
We are delighted to tell you about a recent request for doodles by various artists and celebrities in aid of Comic Relief. Ernst and Young (official Comic Relief accountants) have tasked each of their offices with raising as much money for the event as possible. The Ernst and Young Leeds office have asked various celebrities and artists to draw a doodle to be auctioned on eBay.
Amongst the celebrities and artists are Peter Smith, Caroline Shotton, Alexander Millar, Jeff Rowland, Paul Horton and John Wilson all who are represented by Washington Green Fine Art Publishers and have drawn superb doodles in aid of this fantastic charity.
By donating this Red Nose Day, you’re helping to change lives forever. That’s because Comic Relief spends all the money raised to give extremely vulnerable, poor and disadvantaged people in the UK and Africa, helping hand to turn their lives around. The money donated will help thousands of people who face discrimination, injustice or grinding poverty the chance to transform their lives.
Multi-award winning artist and peoples’ favourite Doug Hyde simply can’t go wrong. His fabulous new collection of heart-warming images and sculptures is now available online and in the gallery and is enjoying an ecstatic reception.
Stylish, engaging, and brimming with personality, these must-have pieces feature a delightful cast of characters, including both familiar faces and some new friends. Doug Hyde’s Artwork has an innovative style that speaks directly to the people’s emotions by summarising love, desires, wishes and dreams, and has turned him into a genuine artist of the people, for the people.
He brings together the naïve charm of his distinctive, uplifting style with an unprecedented compositional sophistication. While Doug’s artistic journey has taken him from monotonal figurative work to blazing technicolour narratives, these images deploy a new language both in terms of colour, and in a range of elegant formal devices which convey his artistic and personal messages.