Antonia Jackson

Area: Wandsworth Common

Type: Artist / Individual

Art form: Art, Painting

Variation on a Paper Hat
Variation on a Paper Hat
The Wandering Monk (Sri Lanka 1980s)
The Wandering Monk (Sri Lanka 1980s)
Lost Shanty Town (Honk Kong 1980s)
Lost Shanty Town (Honk Kong 1980s)
Cairo Bus Stop
Cairo Bus Stop
Memories of a Hot Summer
Memories of a Hot Summer
Mysterious Porch (Sweden 1976)
Mysterious Porch (Sweden 1976)

Biography / Artist statement

Originally from France, Antonia Jackson is an artist based in London. She studied in London and graduated from Wimbledon College of Arts with a BA (hons) in Fine Arts /Painting in 2014 after completing a Foundation Diploma in Art and Design at Chelsea College of Art (2010). She has since then exhibited in the UK and France and her work is held in private collections in the UK and Europe. She has recently been selected by Sonia Boyce for the RA Summer/Winter exhibition 2020. Antonia Jackson’s paintings hover between abstraction and figuration and invite the viewer into a strange poetic world that is half remembered, half imagined. Interested in memory and the cinematic, her recent paintings are based on carefully selected still images from rediscovered Super 8 home movies recorded by her father during his business travels abroad or family holidays. Antonia Jackson reinvents these degraded images with her use of vibrant colours and fluid brushstrokes using thin layers of oil paint and glazes that reflect the fragility and transience of memory. Recent joint exhibitions: - Tales of the Unexpected, (June 2019), One Paved Court Gallery, Richmond, London - Fragments and Traces (May 2016): l'Invitation au Voyage, Platform 1 Gallery, Wandsworth, London (part of Wandsworth Arts Fringe Festival 2016); Recent selected group exhibitions include: - Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2020, London; - The Alchemist’s Garden, (spring 2020), Graham Hunter Gallery, London; - No Format Gallery Painting Open 2018, Deptford, London; - Festival du Film Insulaire art exhibition, (August 2018) part of a specialist documentary film festival on Island life worldwide, Ile de Groix, Brittany, France; -The Landscape of Time, (Jan –March 2018) , the Crypt, St Marylebone Parish Church , London, hosted by Contemporary British Painting; - The annual Made in Arts London (UAL) exhibition in the offices of Harmonic Capital in the City of London (September 2016- June 2017); - The Affordable Art Fair (May 2017), Hampstead Heath, London; - The Art Maze (December 2016), Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf, London; - The Other Art Fair (October2016), Truman Brewery, London; - Europa (June 2016), Transition Gallery, Regents Studios, London; - Degree show, Wimbledon College of Arts (June 2014)

Associated with: Delta House Studios

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Leaving so close to many green spaces and its community feel.