Winter Lights

1 - 15 December 2022

  • After the storm, come the Winter Lights...

    'Winter Lights' is TIN MAN ART's first online exhibition and features select works under £2,000
  • An online exhibition of new work by Catherine Anholt, Paula MacArthur, Lucy Kent, Caroline Boff, Mark Stopforth, Michael Sole, Florence Reekie and Lorna Sinclair

  • Lighting up the landscape

  • ARTWORKS BY Mark Stopforth, Michael Sole and Lucy Kent

    Landscape painting
    • Mark Stopforth, Black rain… 16.04.22, 2022
      Mark Stopforth, Black rain… 16.04.22, 2022
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    • Mark Stopforth, …the stillness of water...27.09.22, 2022
      Mark Stopforth, …the stillness of water...27.09.22, 2022
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    • Mark Stopforth, Aurora, 2022
      Mark Stopforth, Aurora, 2022
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    • Mark Stopforth, The red pool… 27.04.22, 2022
      Mark Stopforth, The red pool… 27.04.22, 2022
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    • Lucy Kent, Blood Moon, 2022
      Lucy Kent, Blood Moon, 2022
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    • Lucy Kent, Winter frost I, 2022
      Lucy Kent, Winter frost I, 2022
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    • Lucy Kent, Winter Frost II, 2022
      Lucy Kent, Winter Frost II, 2022
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    • Lucy Kent, Winter Sunrise, 2022
      Lucy Kent, Winter Sunrise, 2022
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  • In conversation with Lucy Kent

    In conversation with Lucy Kent

    'The words 'Winter Lights' evoke a feeling of nostalgia and warmth in me.
    I think of the smell of bonfires, fiery red winter sunsets, neon moons, and of cold December nights with twinkling lights on the horizon. Little lights of hope in the dark.'

  • Light fantastic

  • Artworks by Lorna Sinclair, Catherine Anholt and Caroline Boff

    Magic and myth
    • Lorna Sinclair, Cacti, 2022
      Lorna Sinclair, Cacti, 2022
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    • Lorna Sinclair, Candy Clouds in Queen’s Park, 2022
      Lorna Sinclair, Candy Clouds in Queen’s Park, 2022
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    • Lorna Sinclair, Ocean Tree, 2022
      Lorna Sinclair, Ocean Tree, 2022
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    • Lorna Sinclair, Koi Swirl, 2022
      Lorna Sinclair, Koi Swirl, 2022
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    • Caroline Boff, Get me to the Greek, 2020
      Caroline Boff, Get me to the Greek, 2020
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    • Caroline Boff, I Am Enough, 2022
      Caroline Boff, I Am Enough, 2022
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  • Catherine Anholt, Figures in a Landscape, 2020
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    In conversation with Catherine Anholt

    Figures in a Landscape, 2020
    'The name of this exhibition is a strong reminder of how life is dappled, like light itself. Not all bad and not all good but a gentle combination of the two. Without the periods of sadness and grief in our lives, we would never fully embrace the wonderful warmth and harmony that suddenly presents itself spontaneously.
    As an artist, l have always tried to capture these fleeting times of pain and joy and produce work that will speak to people in a subliminal way, allowing viewers to feel any emotions that the images conjure up. As a piece of music can take you instantly to another place and time, l endeavour to capture this in images.'

  • Reflections

  • Artworks by Florence Reekie and Paula MacArthur

    Light's reflection in both rare and everyday objects
    • Florence Reekie, Check for Sun, 2021
      Florence Reekie, Check for Sun, 2021
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    • Florence Reekie, Nod Out, 2022
      Florence Reekie, Nod Out, 2022
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    • Florence Reekie, Turn Down Service 2, 2022
      Florence Reekie, Turn Down Service 2, 2022
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    • Florence Reekie, Enquirer, 2022
      Florence Reekie, Enquirer, 2022
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  • In conversation with Florence Reekie
    Florence Reekie's studio

    In conversation with Florence Reekie

    I really love winter. Growing up in Scotland, winter meant snow days off school,
    hot chocolate and Christmas decorating. Now I find it a really romantic time of year. Although the weather can be brutal, it's fended off by big coats and log fires.
    The light at this time of year is so dramatic - whether it’s twinkly festive lights
    or long shadows in the early afternoon, there’s so much of it.
  • A message from TIN MAN ART's founder, James Elwes

    A message from TIN MAN ART's founder, James Elwes

    As the year draws to a close, we'd like to extend our gratitude to all of our artists, collectors and collaborators. Without you, we would not be where we are. TIN MAN ART enters 2023 with two new spaces, a growing team, exciting upcoming projects and ventures and our busiest programme yet. We look forward to hopefully seeing some of you in January at the London Art Fair, and to inviting you in February to 'Strange Dance', our debut show at Cromwell Place.