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Art Exhibition

The Awareness Centre likes to support local artists by exhibiting their work on the walls around the centre. Please feel free to come in at any time to view what we have displayed. Artwork is for sale. All enquiries for purchasing any of the artwork can be made through reception on 020 8673 4545 or by email info@theawarenesscentre.com.

If you live in London and are interested in exhibiting your art here at The Awareness Centre, please contact Chrissie Thirlaway on 07967 018 514 or by email: Chrissys.email@talktalk.net

Carlos de Lins

Carlos explores the relationship between modern city-dwellers and the giant concrete and glass edifices which delimit their horizons. He is particularly intrigued by the contradictory emotions evoked for him by such buildings where a sense of awe at their majestic scale and thrilling geometry often co-exists with feelings of emptiness and desolation.

Lucy Duke

Lucy Duke, 1975-78 Camberwell School of Art B.A.Hons Fine Art (Painting). Duke uses watercolour and pastel to create works on paper of domestic scenes and landscape, some being more abstract than others. Her practice is drawing in colour with paint or chalk direct from life. All are inspired by the beauty of the present moment and vigilant observation to connect with that.

Vivienne Hainbach

Vivienne Hainbach was born and brought up in Germany and Ireland.  Moving to England in 1994 and currently works in South West London. In 2005 she graduated from Wimbledon School of Art with a Masters Degree in Fine Art Painting. Since then she has been drawn to minimal mediums, primarily paper and focusing on the motive of an image.

 Her works are monochrome studies of abstract floral shapes and patterns. Working in this way focuses the attention onto the shape and form of the surfacet and it is here that the imagination begins to find and search for meaning. Drawing huge inspiration from light, and it's passing movement.

Moira Jarvis

Trained at Cambridge Art School, with a degree in textiles, Jarvis initially worked as a designer selling in New York and Paris. After having children she qualified as an art teacher and worked for many years as Head of Art in a South London comprehensive school. She completed an MA in Fine Art (painting) at Wimbledon College of Art in 2003 and now work in a studio that was once a potting shed in Cannizaro Park. Jarvis is a steering group member of South London Women Artists, with work shown by ArtDog, a South East London gallery.

Agnieszka Stando

Agnieszka Stando graduated from Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, Poland in 1993. She has been living and working in London for the past 5 years.

Chrissy Thirlaway

Chrissy is a contemporary figurative artist working in oil, pastel and coloured pencil.  She exhibits extensively in the UK, the States and Brazil.  She is also active in the promotion of art and artists in London and curates exhibitions at the Portico Gallery.  She has collaborated with film and theatre production and teaches art at Putney School of Art as well as privately in her South London studio.

Her work seeks to represent the sensuous qualities of the human body through light, line, landscape and the ambiguity of scale. For further information about her work and commissions please visit her website www.chrissythirlaway.com.

Caroline Underwood

Caroline Underwood is inspired by the meditative and restorative potential of nature. Her art works represent time spent being in nature, rather than landscapes observed from fixed viewpoints.

Landmarks are abstracted, inviting each viewer to read into the work their own experiences and memories of places and times. Caroline graduated from BA Hons Fine Art Painting at Chelsea in 2003 and completed MA Fine Art at City & Guilds of London Art School in 2007.

In 2009-2010 she was artist-in-residence at University for the Creative Arts. Caroline also teaches art and design part time at a specialist arts college.