HEO+3

by SLWA Editor|14 February 202024 February 2020|HEO+3, Uncategorized

I thought you’d always have a young girl’s eyes, by Jennifer Merrell, Screen print, 35x45cm, NFS. While making my self portrait I found myself confronted with images of my younger self and the realisation that inside I am still those...

HEO Artist’s Statements 7 and 8

by SLWA Editor|09 February 202024 February 2020|HEO+3, Uncategorized

Back To Earth Again, by Chrissy Thirlaway, 2019, Acrylic on canvas, 30 x 30cm inc frame, £250. My self is eternal through my effect on those who know me. My body’s eternal as it recycles in the earth, molecule by...

HEO Artist’s Statements 4-6

by SLWA Editor|05 February 202024 February 2020|HEO+3, Uncategorized

Self Portrait by Veena Scialo ‘Inspired’ 2019, Watercolour and Ink, 60x60cm (incl fame), £650. My journey towards the outcome of this painting took me through various angles of perspective. How do I see myself? What is my self? How do...

HEO – Self portraits and Artist’s statements 1-3

by SLWA Editor|01 February 202024 February 2020|HEO+3, Uncategorized

Self x 13, by Karen J Smith, 50 x 60cm, Mixed Media on Canvas, NFS. When contemplating making a piece of self portraiture it is difficult to identify only one aspect of self, so I have explored the self in...

HEO + 3 – Heo – the private view and history of the event

by SLWA Editor|18 January 202021 January 2020|HEO+3, In The Media, SLWA News

We are really pleased that the Weekender has given us some fantastic coverage on HEO.

HEO+3

by South London Women Artists|28 October 201911 November 2019|HEO+3

HEO is the Anglo Saxon word for “SHE”. Evoking images of historical heriones it is also the title for our self portait exhibition. Twenty female artists from South London Women Artists are taking part in this Exhibition which opens in...

HEO+3 Silence and Poetry

by SLWA Editor|01 January 201926 November 2019|HEO+3, Uncategorized

Written by Claire Dorey Images from left: The Rye Poets: Helen Adie, Pia Goddard and Joan Byrne. Kate Redfern. Aerial view of poetry reading. Karen Piddington showed a short film at the home cinema area of the Portico Gallery

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