Henry Tyrrell

Colour/Collage/Poetry

27/3/2021

I'm pleased to have this piece Blue Zones, Polymer and collage on paper, 2021 in Colour/Collage/Poetry, an online exhibition, curated by Rebecca Loweth for the Colour and Poetry Symposium at the Slade directed by Jo Volley.

The symposium celebrates World Pigment Day - a day that was actually created by Jo and Ruth Siddall.

For the exhibition click here.

24 Hour Art Project

12/1/2021

I took part in this project organised by Rollo SCHIM -an art collective in Israel. I was given the title the Void and had 24 hours to come up with an artwork in response. This diptych, graphite and oil bar on paper, 35 x 29 cm (x2), was my contribution. The piece was then given to the next artist in the chain and they had to make their work in response to it. There were 10 artists in all. The project was supported by the Embassy of Israel in the UK.

Click here for the online exhibition.

The Invitational I

11/12/2020

I'm currently in The Invitational I at the Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop, London
11th December - 9th January.

It's an exhibition of artists that have taken part in residencies at the gallery. I'm showing my paintings Swamp, 2018 and Green Light, 2019

Click here for the press release.

And click here to book a visit.

Post-lockdown studio visits

9/12/2020

Henry Tyrrell painter, paintings, studio visit

Henry Tyrrell, art, artist, studio visit

I've had some great studio visits post the lockdown and I've really appreciated getting feedback on my work. Some new pieces are nearing completion including a new series I've been working called Palm of the Hand paintings that are inspired by Yasunari Kawabata's 'Palm of the Hand Stories' (see images above).

Henry Tyrrell, artist studio visits, 2020

Re-Defining Structure

1/6/2020

I'm currently in Re-Defining Structure, an online group exhibition curated by Alexander Hinks at the Cello Factory. You can find it at:

www.thecellofactory.com/redefiningstructure

It's a virtual sequel to the 2018 exhibition Defining Structure that catches up with the participating artists, reflects on the role of structure in their work and considers the impact of the current lock-down on the art-world.

The artists are: Samuel Zealey, Juan Bolivar, Etienne de Villiers, Pen Dalton, Alexander Hinks, Juliette Losq, Andrea V Wright, Rita Parniczky, Fiona Grady, Jane Harris, Benjamin Deakin, Robert Dunt, Luke Dowd, Christina Augustesen, Kasper Pincis, Patrick O'Sullivan and myself.

Art for Covid

6/5/2020

I have some work for sale with Art for Covid along some great painters. The initiative's aim is to raise money for Covid-19 related charities. If my work sells then 50% of the proceeds will go to Age UK.

For more info visit www.artforcovid.co.uk

A High Hang

5/12/2019

These 3 of my gouaches on paper from: Constraint I, II and III (2017) are currently in 'A High Hang' an exhibition in aid of the Rainforest Action Network curated by Christabel Macgreevy and Mark Connolly at Arebyte Studios (27 Eccleston Place SW1W 9NF). Open 11.00-18.00 until 7th December.

The Scalpel Building

5/12/2019

My painting 'Arthur's Seat', Oil on linen, 110 x 135 cm, 2017 is now up at Morrison and Foerster's new offices on Lime Street. (Photo courtesy of Kirsty Maffioli)

A High Hang

4/12/2019

I'm pleased to be in 'A High Hang' curated by Christabel MacGreevy and Mark Connolly in aid of Rainforest Action Network at Arebyte Studios, 27 Eccleston Place, SW1W 9NF.
Open 4th-7th December 11.00-18.00

Catamaran

6/11/2019

Cosmos, 175 x 210 cm, Oil and Acrylic on linen, 2019

The Uplifted Forefinger of Day, 20 x 25 cm, Oil on linen, 2018

Catamaran was a group show curated by Gabriela Giroletti and Karolina Albricht at Thames Side Studios Gallery (Oct-Nov 2019).

It showed the work of Karolina Albricht, Phillip Allen, Matthew Burrows, Bertrand Fournier, Gabriela Giroletti, Lizzie Munn, Jinyong Park, Andrea V Wright and myself.

Above are images of my work in the exhibition.
Below are some further installation shots of the exhibition.

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