About the Artist
“Artist turns muddy Thames river water into fine art” - Newsquest 2022
With a background as a best-selling author and radio journalist, Lyndsay recently finished 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.
Since leaving University (Graduated summer 2022) she has already had her work exhibited in The Saatchi Gallery, The West Bund, Shanghai (Chinese equivalent of Tate Modern) and is currently exhibiting alongside Millais and Turner in Kingston Museum for a six month show ending April 13th 2024. She has also held two very successful immersive music /words and art solo gallery shows, and has had work exhibited at The Rose Theatre, Orleans House Gallery, Kingston and RuptureXIBIT Gallery Hampton Wick.
Her imagination is daily inspired by living on a dutch barge on the Thames, surrounded by water, parkland, and wildlife.
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Background:
Originally from the south coast of England, Lyndsay graduated with Honours at Watford College of Art & Design 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.
CV:
EDUCATION
2020 - 2022 MFA in Fine Arts at Kingston School of Art, Kingston University
1990 - Watford School Of Art, Diploma AW
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2022 - Elemental Circle - RuptureXIBIT Gallery
2022 - Water Alchemy - Sponsored by Cass Art
2021 - London Grads Now - The Saatchi Gallery
2021 - Solaris - The Swan, London
2018 - We Are All One solo exhibition- Sponsored 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
COLLABORATIVE EXHIBITIONS
2023-2024 Orleans House Gallery
2023 - 2024 Kingston Museum - 'Creative Flow'
2023 - KAOS @ The Rose Theatre
2023 - West Bund Art Centre Shanghai - National Ecology Day
2023 - KAOS @ the cornerHOUSE
2022 - Bobcat Gallery - Seeds of The Mind
2022 - The Rose Theatre Art Exhibition
2022 - Kaos Open Studios
2020 - Fine Art Film Shorts – The Stanley Picker Gallery, London
2021 - The Visitor (Online) Kingston School of Art
2016 - Landmark Arts Exhibition – solo stand
2015 - KAOS The Market House, Kingston, UK
2015 - Figurative exhibition, 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
2014 - Mid Life Crisis, own poetry performance - The Word Cafe, Tea House, Richmond UK
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PUBLICATIONS
2014 - ‘Making It Big’ - Both the Author and book cover Illustrator. Novel awarded ‘Best Seller’- No. 9 on Kindle. Published by Oldcastle Books, UK
2010 - ‘The Rainbow Weaver’ - Published by Oldcastle Books, UK
2000 - ‘America’s Cup Jubilee Official Book’ (Editor, photographer) - Published by Sam Fryer Associates, UK