Last chance to enter portraits for this year’s show

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March 15 2012,

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Posted by Annabel

The receiving days are tomorrow and Saturday at

17 Carlton House Terrace

London SW1Y 5BD

10am-5pm

more details entering our annual portrait exhibition

It is not too late to submit portraits!

Post Date

February 23 2012,

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Posted by Annabel

Artists who missed the Digital Pre-selection can still submit work using the traditional hand-ins.

Digital pre-selection a popular option!

Post Date

February 23 2012,

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Posted by Annabel

With over 800 on-line submissions for the Digital Pre-selection we think that artists are appreciating this new option!

One week to go! Portrait open section

Post Date

February 16 2012,

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Posted by Annabel

Just so you submit work in time for digital pre-selection!
The receiving days for those who don’t submit in time or prefer the traditional process are
16th and 17th March

More about submitting to our open show

Digital Pre-Selection for portraits – not long to go!

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February 2 2012,

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Posted by Annabel

Digital Pre-Selection closes on the 23rd of this month. If you would like to be sure that your work has a good chance of being selected before going to the trouble of framing and transporting your work for the actual selection on 16th and 17th March please register now.

Bulldog-winner on Grand Tour

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January 31 2012,

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Posted by Annabel

Rebecca Cartwright has been on a tour to Venice and to Hungary to build her experience and portfolio as part of the Bulldog Bursary.  More of her work will be on show at our annual exhibition 3-18th May at the Mall Galleries London SW1.

More about the Bulldog Portrait Bursary

Kelly unveils Bercow

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November 29 2011,

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Posted by Annabel

“I felt that an official portrait of the Speaker should focus equally on his official role as well as his personality, as this position is one of the most important in our country. I wanted to capture the day to day reality of a Speaker mid-action at work in the Chamber. This meant black robes and a House of Commons tie, the iconic Speaker’s chair prominent in the composition, books and papers on the shelves and the Speaker himself, shown animated in the midst of conducting the daily business of the House of Commons.” Says Brendan Kelly.

More about Brendan Kelly

Jason Bowyer, Jane Bond, Sue Ryder, Melissa Scott Miller

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November 24 2011,

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Posted by Annabel

Are exhibiting still lives, landscapes and interiors, not just portraits,with the New English Art Club at the Mall Galleries, London SW1

25th November – 4th December

www.mallgalleries.org.uk