Isle of Wight artist, Lisa Traxler, shortlisted for 2023 Aesthetica Art Prize
Isle of Wight artist, Lisa Traxler, creates award-winning art addresses an ongoing fascination with history and a sense of place
Lisa Traxler is a contemporary visual artist. Her works include acrylic and water based medium on canvas.
Lisa is an elected member of the Royal Watercolour Society and Royal Society of Sculptors. Her award winning art combines painting and 3d form within her practice.
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Isle of Wight artist, Lisa Traxler, creates award-winning art addresses an ongoing fascination with history and a sense of place
These Summer Exhibitions are always very popular and a chance to see the very latest work from ten established and highly accomplished painters, sculptors and potters
This year you can visit The Bunker Gallery and see the latest work by a visiting artist, as well as exploring Lisa Traxler's working studio over the August Bank Holiday Weekend
Having been awarded first place in Southampton City Art Gallery’s Open Exhibition in 2020, Lisa Traxler now opens her solo exhibition there, which runs until October 2022
Clarke is touring major galleries on the south coast with a sighted artist friend recording art podcasts and hosting discussions with visitors about the exhibition
This exhibition of 52 painters includes 48 artists from the CBP membership who are based throughout the British Isles, and four guest artists from the Isle of Wight
There aren’t many places that can offer an ‘effortless cool’, but Binnel Studios, now fully established at the former site of Isle of Wight Studio Glass in St Lawrence, and The Bunker Gallery, a WWII radar bunker, do just that
The August bank holiday weekend brings with it a chance to meet seven talented and highly-accomplished artists on the Isle of Wight, in deepest St Lawrence at Binnel Studios. Read on for more detail
Lisa Traxler's ‘Blast Wall’ Exhibition explores the notion of ‘home’ and the artist's relationship to her distinctive home, charting her experience of living within a World War Two radar bunker on the south coast of the Isle of Wight
The work draws inspiration from the historical Dazzle camouflage and its relationship to the Island's maritime heritage
The artist says this is an opportunity that he'll grab with both hands, after he was selected to hold a solo show in the Clayden Gallery in 2022
It might be Black Friday, but instead of giving your money to large multinational companies why not keep it on the Isle of Wight and support local artists