That deep and delicious blue that’s so loved the world over is Ultramarine and it has a fascinating history. This intense, midnight blue is created by grinding a luminous blue mineral called Lapis Lazuli, mined primarily from the Sar-e-Sang mines of Afghanistan, and was at one time more valuable than gold.
We were delighted to award emerging artist Marigold Plunkett with the Pegasus Prize, £100 worth of art materials, for ‘Sofa Endurance 1’ an etching which is part of a collection called the ‘Sofa Series’ created during lockdown. A very personal project that really kept Marigold on track during those tricky months, removed from her Masters degree at Camberwell College of Art.
Ten years after photographing this majestic lion, Marilyn Allis wins the Pegasus Prize for her energetic and colourful acrylic painting. “The beautiful movement of this lion had to be captured. It was a painting that was long overdue.”
Karen Comber shares her winning painting from a recent trip to Lapland where she enjoyed immersive walks in the forest.
Do you love flowers? Do you love colour? Love Art? Of course you do! We are so delighted to welcome artist Sarah Gillard to Pegasus Art for her ART TALK ‘The Joy of Flowers’ on 23rd April 2022. Join us for a relaxed and enjoyable …
Join new tutor Cath Hodsman and learn how to paint a butterfly! A fun & educational entomological, watercolour workshop on 16th July.