Ly L Lyndsay Russell
Fine Art/Art that echoes your surroundings
At the end of 2019, Lyndsay appeared as a Performance Artist at The Stanley Picker Gallery for the 'We Are Publication' collaborative.
CV:
After a successful creative background as a presenter, national photo-journalist and best-selling author, Lyndsay launched her professional artistic practice 10 years ago.
EDUCATION
Watford School Of Art, 1990
Currently undertaking an MFA in Fine Art at Kingston School of Art, Kingston University
Born in Poole, living in Kingston Upon Thames, UK
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2018
‘We Are All One’ sponsored solo exhibition by Kingston Arts, Court Farm, Kingston, UK MIND auction London, UK
2016
‘Echoes of the Wind’, Denbies Art Gallery, Dorking, UK
2015
‘Subjectivity and Such Matters’, Bernardo’s, Kingston, UK
‘Subjectivity and Such Matters’, Jaxx, Kingston, UK
‘Echoes’ display exhibition Chelsea Harbour Design Fair, London, UK
2014
Solo Exhibition Stand The Landmark Arts Fairs (2011 -2014)
2012
Various works Margaret Mcoy’s Design Emporium, Hampton Court, UK ‘Going With The Flow’ Library Gallery, St. John’s Wood, London, UK
COLLABORATIVE EXHIBITIONS
2016
KAOS The Market House, Kingston, UK
KAOS Open Studios, Kingston, UK
‘Driftwood Dreams’ contribution to ‘All Hearts...’ exhibition, Gallery Different Fitzrovia,
London, UK
Figurative exhibition, ‘Morning’, Gallery 63A, Kingston, UK
2014
Acre Studios Winter Exhibition, Kingston, UK
PERFORMANCE ART
2019
‘We Are Publication’ exhibition, reading of Kuki Shuzo, Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston.
UK
2014
‘Mid Life Crisis’ own poetry performance Pleasance Bunker Edinburgh Festival, Edinburgh,
UK
‘Mid Life Crisis’ own poetry performance The Word Cafe, Tea House, Richmond UK
PUBLICATIONS
2014 ‘Making It Big’ Both the Author and book cover Illustrator. Novel awarded ‘Best
Seller’- No. 9 on Kindle. Publisher Oldcastle Books, UK
2010 ‘The Rainbow Weaver’ publisher Oldcastle Books, UK 2010
2000 ‘America’s Cup Jubilee Official Book’ (Editor, photographer), publisher Sam Fryer
Associates, UK
Artist's
Biography
Lyndsay is presently undertaking a 2 year MFA Fine Art post grad at Kingston School of Art, Kingston University, London.
Currently immersed in developing a new, distinctive and thought-provoking contemporary practice, she is exploring multidisciplinary skills in painting, sculpture and photography.
Her imagination is daily inspired by living on a dutch barge on the Thames, surrounded by water, parkland, and magic.
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Background:
Originally from the south coast of England, Lyndsay graduated with Honours at Watford College of Art & Design in the 80's as a copywriter.
On leaving she worked mainly in advertising (two industry awards),
until diversifying into photography, scriptwriting, journalism, and radio reporting in the early 90's.
Before long, her words, photographs and illustrations were appearing in the national press, magazines and broadsheet newspapers such as The Times, The Guardian, The City Player, The Ritz and The Independent.
By 2003 Lyndsay had swapped the busy London metropolis for Kingston Upon Thames. Here, she wrote her first novel, Making It Big, a best-seller reaching no. 9 on Kindle. Now, surrounded by nature and the elements on her boat Solaris, she still writes, but is relishing a full-time career as an artist - both through exhibitions and private commissions, as well as post graduate study.
Artist's
Biography
Lyndsay is presently undertaking a 2 year MFA Fine Art post grad at Kingston School of Art, Kingston University, London.
Currently immersed in developing a new, distinctive and thought-provoking contemporary practice, she is exploring multidisciplinary skills in painting, sculpture and photography.
Her imagination is daily inspired by living on a dutch barge on the Thames, surrounded by water, parkland, and magic.
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Background:
Originally from the south coast of England, Lyndsay graduated with Honours at Watford College of Art & Design in the 80's as a copywriter.
On leaving she worked mainly in advertising (two industry awards), until diversifying into photography, scriptwriting, journalism, and radio reporting in the early 90's.
Before long, her words, photographs and illustrations were appearing in the national press, magazines and broadsheet newspapers such as The Times, The Guardian, The City Player, The Ritz and The Independent.
By 2003 Lyndsay had swapped the busy London metropolis for Kingston Upon Thames. Here, she wrote her first novel, Making It Big, a best-seller reaching no. 9 on Kindle. Now, surrounded by nature and the elements on her boat Solaris, she still writes, but is relishing a full-time career as an artist - both through exhibitions and private commissions, as well as post graduate study.