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Caryl Beach: Artist, Granny, former fellow and now a trustee of Digswell Arts with a studio at Dicker Mill Hertford. Using photography, video, print and mixed media,to document the everyday. My work represents an appreciation and acceptance of the transient nature of our world. Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beachcaryl/ https://carylbeach.org

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Back in the Print Studio

After a long break this year, in December I returned to The Forge Print Studio in Digswell. I must say I have thoroughly enjoyed working there again and especially loved seeing- at a distance- many colleagues and catching up with their work and plans for 2021. Still exploring the theme of time and place and […]

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Work in progress in the print studio this week….. #MWM

Sunday- home and away……..

A grey November morning, but a day full of promise….. With plans for a day at the print studio and experimentation with oil paint and medium to play with…I have a new image I am recently haunted by, a chapel in Cornwall that looks more like a lighthouse, standing on a snowy hill. Yesterday after […]

Working in the studio

Continuing with my plan to re purpose some old canvasses I spent Friday working in my studio again. I found a landscape I painted some years ago. At the time I made it my paintings were very minimal, made with layers of paint, scrim, hessian and various materials embedded in the paint. This would be […]

Back in the studio

Inspired by the landscape and the gallery visits in Cornwall during the past week (and also after viewing the Maggie Hambling:Making Love with the Paint – you must watch)! https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000nx23/maggi-hambling-making-love-with-the-paint I returned to my studio. My sort of loose plan to rework some old canvasses or maybe obliterate the old and layer a new image/work. […]

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