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Introduction
Since graduating from Nottingham Trent University in 1995
with a First Class Honours degree, Jackie has exhibited
locally, nationally and internationally in group and solo
exhibitions. Her solo show 'Extracting Anatomy' inspired
by the human body at the Yard Gallery, Wollaton Hall, Nottingham,
2002 attracted 11,000 visitors (the same body of work was
also shown at Derby Museum & Art Gallery and the Royal
College of Pathologists in London). |
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M/I/S/C
Spring Issue
March - May 2012
Jackie will feature in M/I/S/C, a quarterly magazine about
business innovation and design thinking. It is distributed
in over 28 countries around the world. She was nominated
by Mary Ellen Croteau because her work fitted into the subject
of the forthcoming issues about 'Insights into the Mind'October
2011.
See
the double page spread...
www.miscology.com
Nottingham Castle Annual Open 2011
Nottingham Castle Annual Open - Four paintings were selected
including 'Coast'. Jackie was awarded a cash prize of £250
See...
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Art on Armitage, Chicago, USA
Artist in Residence
15th - 23rd April 2011
Jackie
and Alsion Whitmore worked collaboratively on a performative
drawing in the windwo gallery to produce a piece 8ft x 15ft
inspired by the local neighborhood. |

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| Childrens
Book Illustration |
Jackie's
career took a new direction when she studied Children's Book Illiustration
at Cambridge ARU from 2004-7.
Sketch Books
Her sketch-books had always been a catylist for ideas and images
in her fine art, but Jackie also recognised these could be developed
more figuratively in picture books. Elements of her work as a painter
have trickled through to her illustrations: her new work is a fusion
of abstract and figurative. |
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| Figurative
Painting |
Since
2007 Jackie has developed figurative paintings, combining the
painterly qualities of the abstract work with the narrative skills
learned as a children's book illustrator. |
| Harrington
Mill Studios |
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well as making art Jackie ihas established 18 artists' workspaces
in Long Eaton, Nottingham on the first floor of a victorian lace
factory. For further details visit www.harringtonmillstudios.co.uk |
| Unless
specified otherwise, all artwork is © Copyright of the original
artist. It is intended for display on this website only and may
not be used for any other purpose. |