ELEANOR MAY WATSON | NEW MIXED MEDIA WORKS ON PAPER
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We are delighted to collaborate once again with Eleanor May Watson to offer a collection of vibrant new exclusive mixed media works on paper by the UK-based artist. The works are available unframed. If you would like help with framing please get in touch and we would be happy to offer advice and bespoke framing. ​
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Eleanor May Watson (b. 1990) based outside Tonbridge, Kent, UK, is a visual artist working primarily in paint and print. Her most recent works frame moments of light; passing across objects within the home or captured in photographs of landscape. Melancholic images are washed in colour and come in and out of focus; creating quiet moments in which to contemplate memory, and longing in image-making. Eleanor completed her masters in Fine Art from City and Guilds of London Art School (2019) where she was awarded the Slaughterhaus Print Prize and the ACS Studio Prize. Eleanor was winner of the prestigious Jonathan Vickers Fine Art Award 2017, culminating in a solo exhibition at the Derby Museum and Art Gallery. Eleanor was awarded a place on The Drawing Year at The Royal Drawing School (2016) and receiving a BA at Wimbledon College of Art (2012). Eleanor was shortlisted for Futuremap Prize (2012), the Young Masters Art Prize (2014), and the Jerwood Fellowship (2015). She has exhibited widely nationally and internationally, in New York, Miami and Amsterdam and has has sell out exhibitions with both Wilder and Brocket Gallery. Eleanor's work is included in the University of the Arts London, Jonathan Vickers Fine Art Award and Dumfries House Collections.
​Eleanor May Watson (b. 1990) Lives and works in Kent
Education
2018 - September 2019 Masters in Fine Art, City and Guilds of London Art School (Distinction)
2015 - 2016 The Drawing Year, The Royal Drawing School
2009 - 2012 Wimbledon College of Art; BA Fine Art Painting (First Class Honours)
2008 - 2009 Chelsea College of Art; Level 4 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design
Selected Solo and Joint Exhibitions
2022 - Vibrant Life, solo exhibition with Hannah Payne x Meakin and Parsons
2022 - Joint stand with Liorah Tchiprout, Brocket Gallery, Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair
2022 - A Light Left On, solo exhibition with Foundry Gallery ,London
2022 - Untold Openings, solo exhibition with Brocket Gallery, Fitzrovia Chapel, London
2022 - Curtains Drawn, solo exhibition at Wilder Gallery, London
2021 - Unveiled curated by Lizzie Glendinning and Mollie Barnes alongside Tanaka Mazivanhanga with Brocket Gallery, London
Between Six and Seven Fundraising Exhibition with Wilder Gallery, London
2020 - The London Art Fair alongside Suzanne Moxhay with The Contemporary London
2017 - Dear Reader, Derby Museum and Art Gallery
Eleanor Watson, New Court Gallery, Repton
2015 - Emma Alcock and Eleanor Watson The Foundry Gallery, Chelsea
2013 – In the First Place The Foundry Gallery, Chelsea
Biscuit. I've kept you half. Joint exhibition with Bartholomew Beal, Mall Galleries, St. James’
Selected Group Exhibitions
2021 - A Strange Kind of Knowing, Arusha Gallery, curated by Olivia Penrose Punnett
This is Where We Meet, curated by Tim Patrick, Carousel Space, London
2020 - Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
A Dream is not a Dream, Purslane Art curated by Charlie Siddick
Reaction Exhibition curated by Beatrice Hassel-McCosh
The Birds are Singing in the Distant Woods with The Violet Hour
2019 - Tender with The Violet Hour
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
2018 - Art Basel Miami with Cynthia Corbett Gallery
2018 - The London Art Fair with Cynthia Corbett Gallery
2017 - Best of the Drawing Year at Christie’s Christie’s, St. James’
The Drawing Year 2016, The Royal Drawing School, Shoreditch
2015 – Young Masters New York, Cynthia Corbett Gallery
Sluice Art Fair with Paper Gallery
Piercing the Veil curated by Jonathan Sharples, Simmons & Simmons
Small Paintings, The Contemporary London at W10 Space
London Art Fair with Cynthia Corbett Gallery, St. Anne’s Gallery, and Paper Gallery
2014 - Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
2013 - St. Anne’s Gallery - New Contemporary South
Prizes and Residencies
2019 - ACS City and Guilds of London Art School Studio Prize
2019 - Slaughterhaus Print Prize2018 - The Royal Drawing School Dumfries House Residency
2016 - The Jonathan Vickers Fine Art Award
2015 - Jerwood Painting Fellowship - shortlisted
2014 - Young Masters Art Prize - shortlisted
2013 - The Zabludowicz Future Map Prize - shortlisted
2013 – Down Stairs Gallery Residency, Herefordshire
2011 - Hans Brinker Budget Trophy Award - winner
2011 - Prunella Clough Painting Prize - runner-up​
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Collections
Dumfries House Collection
Jonathan Vickers Fine Art Award
University of the Arts London
Interest-free instalments:
Wilder Gallery partners with Own Art, enabling art buyers from the UK to acquire work between £100 - £2,500 over a 10 month interest free period. A simple and straightforward Own Art application is carried out online. Own Art enables clients to share the cost of purchasing artwork over 10 monthly equal interest-free instalments, for example a work priced £385 would be £38.50 a month over 10 months paid by direct debit. Artwork is delivered immediately and available to enjoy before the first instalment is paid. If you would like to purchase with Own Art or find out more please email Michelle info@wilder.gallery or use the contact form .