Setting the Scene | Jason Line: An Exhibition of Paintings & Drawings

April 14 - 29, 2023
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Setting the Scene | Jason Line, An Exhibition of Paintings & Drawings

155A GALLERY IS DELIGHTED TO PRESENT A SOLO EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS BY JASON LINE

 

 

"Furniture – chairs and tables, are placed by the artist like props for a play. They are set at precise angles, in conference with each other, working in pairs, and passing secrets between them. They are the inanimate characters in these paintings, following an unseen script. What’s not said is almost as important as what’s said in this work. It is the gaps between objects, in spaces, that matter here. Empty chairs and empty rooms are left blank for our own interpretation."

 

Exhibition Opening Times:

April 14 - 29

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,  Saturday  11am - 6pm

Sundays 11am - 4pm

By appointment on Mondays and Tuesdays

 

International Shipping Available for all works

Purchase enquiries to Karen Smith: info@155agallery.com

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Jason Line

 Born 1965

Camberwell School of Art (1983-4)

Gloucestershire College of Art (1984-7)

 

He has exhibited extensively in many commercial galleries as well as open exhibitions including the BP Portrait Award, National Portrait Gallery, The Discerning Eye, The Lynn Painter Stainers Award, The Royal Society of Portrait Painters and the New English Art Club (NEAC).

 

He regularly exhibits with 155A Gallery, London and in 2021, he had a solo exhibition at MARCH Fine Art in San Francisco, USA.

 

He lives and works in London.

 

Awards: 2021  Elected member of the New English Art Club (NEAC)

              2020. The Bowyer Drawing Prize (NEAC)

              2019  The Discerning Eye Drawing Bursary, (Finalist)

              1998  The Juliet Gomperts Award

 

Alongside his own work, Jason has for many years undertaken commissions to make portraits and paintings for film and television.

Productions include:‘The Father’, ' The Amazing Mr Blunden’, ‘Mrs Lowry and Son’,’Death of Stalin’, ‘The Danish Girl’, ‘Quartet’, ‘Florence Foster Jenkins’,’The Riot Club’, ‘Pride’, ‘The Hollow Crown’ (Richard II),’The Crown’ and ‘Poldark’.

 
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