We are pleased to announce the outcome of the AiPS online Exhibition 2020 popular vote. Congratulations to Malathie de Silva for her ceramic sculpture
Lily Pad with Red Bug
Winner of the AiPS Exhibition 2020
Artists in Public Service (AiPS) Exhibition
To celebrate the creative output of its members over this last extraordinary year, AiPS is having its annual exhibition online.
Being online means that the show will be available to everyone in the public service, and beyond. The artwork is there to be enjoyed, but is also for sale. Original art at affordable prices so why not take a look?
To view, go to AiPS website: http://www.artistsinpublicservice.wordpress.com
The show will be available to see between Monday 26th October and Monday 30th November.
Derek Kinrade New Books
Derek the treasurer of the AiPS has been very busy during lockdown and has compiled two new books.
“These are the products of having time during lockdown to bring together articles written over several years.
‘Opinions’ is my personal view on 100 mostly controversial issues written between 2004-2019. They originally appeared as a monthly “We hate” column, which I leave as a permanent remembrance to share with a wider audience.
‘More People and Places of Peckham’s Past’ is exactly what it says on the cover, the second of a series of the history of my home town: now one rated as one of the ‘coolest’ places in Britain. ” Derek Kinrade
The books are available from the author at £10 each + £3 for the postage.
To order email: aipsexhibition@gmail.com
AiPS 88th Exhibition 2019 Private View Evening
Andrew Cooper with judge Artist Mark Pearson
The Margaret Butler Cup for best work in the show was won by Alan Brown for ” The Canal at Ridley”
Guy Bailey on the far right being presented with The Barbara Stewart award for innovation
Beryl Touchard being presented with the CSIS award for best Watercolour
The following artists were highly commended
Elizabeth Spiro
Peter Rossington
Relwyn Reffell
A selection of photos taken at the private view
Artists in Public Service – 88th Annual Exhibition
The members of Artists in Public Service return to the Menier Gallery for the seventh year. They will be presenting a broad range of work to include paintings in all media, prints, drawings and sculpture.
The exhibition is free and offers many affordable and attractive works of art.
The exhibition has been generously sponsored by the Civil Service Insurance Society.
Membership of Artists in Public Service is open to all.
For more information please visit: https://artistsinpublicservice.wordpress.com/
Start: 13th November 2019 at 11:00am End: 16th November 2019 at 3:00pm Location: Menier Gallery, 51 Southwark Street, London, SE1 1RU
Beryl Touchard
Beryl
african buddha
Estuary
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Peter Rossington
Albatross
AiPS Private View evening
Andrew Cooper Chairman with this year’s judge Tom Cox
Tom Cox is showing the painting by Amy Hyan, winner of The Margaret Butler Cup
Andrew Cooper with Amy Hyan, winner of The Margaret Butler Cup
Liz Spiro receiving The Barbara Stewart Award for innovation for her triptych Russell Square
Marjory Drummond won CSIS Watercolour Award
Sue Mears Highly Commended
AiPS Exhibition 2017
The 86th AIPS Exhibition at The Menier Gallery.
The Artists in Public Service annual exhibition is a diverse and lively mix of both 2D and 3D work.
Andrew Cooper with this year’s judge Mark Pearson, Mark trained at the Royal Academy Schools and has painted for over 30 years with private and corporate patrons all over the world.
The Margaret Butler Cup – Saloon Bar by Derek Taylor
CSIS Watercolour Award – Paros Plain by Stephen Chantrel
Barbara Stewart Award – The Rape Field by Liz Spiro
Highly commended included works by Christine Evans and Relwyn Reffell.
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