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Briony

Jenkins

Painting is a conversation with myself, silent articulation of the feelings evoked by what I find beautiful and an internal road I walk along, backwards and forwards, memory and the present informing each other. More recently my work has suggested thoughts and recollections of where I was, of my early life in Manchester, brought to the fore now by the year-long progression towards a recent exhibition and reflections on the early roots of my current artworks. I love the fading light at the end of the day and the lights found within the dark of a rural landscape. I remember sodium-lit streets, the night bus and the tiny dashboard lights in cars, blinking in the night time of my childhood. These come together in recent paintings as I consider them more deeply and embed them into my current works and processes.
Painting is a conversation with myself, silent articulation of the feelings evoked by what I find beautiful and an internal road I walk along, backwards and forwards, memory and the present informing each other. More recently my work has suggested thoughts and recollections of where I was, of my early life in Manchester, brought to the fore now by the year-long progression towards a recent exhibition and reflections on the early roots of my current artworks. I love the fading light at the end of the day and the lights found within the dark of a rural landscape. I remember sodium-lit streets, the night bus and the tiny dashboard lights in cars, blinking in the night time of my childhood. These come together in recent paintings as I consider them more deeply and embed them into my current works and processes.

Previous Experience

Exhibitions: 2025 – 2026, Salford Museum and Art Gallery, with Stephen Milner and Mike Thorpe. 2026 :The Sanctuary Gallery, Newnham, Gloucestershire. 2025: ‘Down the Track’ – paintings from my studio with invited artists. 2025 – ‘Of Moor and Mountain’ No10 Chagford Gallery, Devon. 2024: Meffan Winter Show. 2024: Residency: ‘The Three of Us,’ Mura Ma Gallery Cheshire. 2024: ‘Lines of Connection,’ St. Ives, Cornwall. 2024: ‘Drawn to Landscape,’ Gloucestershire. 2024: The Paths We Cross, Rogue Artists’ Studios, Manchester, ( 2023: ‘Earthen,’ The Bristol Guild of Applied Art. 2023. RSA 197th Annual Exhibition, Online. 2023. ‘Pulse: Artists Unearthed,’ 2022 – 2023: Newlyn School of Art, Professional Mentoring course. 2009: Founder: Pigeon Mosaics 1999 : Founder of Pigeon Art Workshops. Early art career: Freelance Book Cover Artist. Newport College of Art, South Wales: BA (Hons) Graphic Design, Manchester Polytechnic. Foundation/Art and Design

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