In William MacKenzie’s art blog he wrote a very interesting feature on the SWA annual exhibition at the Mall Galleries, London. Click on the link below to see the full post.
This is what he wrote about my painting titled Reach. ”Andie Clay’s ’Reach’ is done in the frustratingly unhelpfully described “mixed media”. I would like to know what. There is some acrylic in there maybe. I like the movement in this piece with the bird like marks exploding out of the monstrous shape. Energetic piece.”
http://www.williamjohnmackenzie.com/blog/lets-go-to-the-mall
Art Moves of Chelsea collected four of my musician paintings from outside the RWA in Bristol recently. They will deliver these to the Mall Galleries on the 25th of April for selection for the 154th Annual Exhibition which runs from the 5 – 13 June 2015. This painting is from my series of music conductors.
A selection of new work is on its way to Suffolk including these two horses – Proud Stallion (top) and Calm Mare. To see them in their new setting pay a visit to Seapictures Gallery in Clare, Suffolk where Sarah and Alaric Pugh will give you a warm welcome.
Exhibition runs until 15th November 2014 
Two vibrant mixed media paintings of the church at Mwnt which are going to be exhibited at Custom House in Cardigan.
Launched as an underground global art project in 2009 in New York, A Book About Death was conceived by American artist Matthew Rose and took the form of an open, unbound book. It was very successful and set off a series of exhibitions around the world, 27 to date, the latest being in Australia. All exhibitions invite artists to mail in their works, usually in postcard format, on the theme of death.
