I am giving a talk on art here in Somerset and if you are in the area and it would be really great if you could attend! It is being held at The Chapel in Bruton. A lovely building with a fine restaurant.
The talk will last about an hour, followed by a Q&A session. Hope to see you there!
Here are the details, please feel free to ask if you have any questions.
Sign up for Liam’s talk here
Thursday 28 March 2024, 7pm
01749 814070
Liam’s page on At The Chapel website.
High St, Bruton,
Somerset,
BA10 0AE
Aims of the talk.
Below, you will find a summary of the talk and a selection of the screens I will use during the evening.
- About me and my history
- Influences and a few examples of my work
- A love of the ordinary
- How I work
- A Quick look at my portfolio
- Painting Cromer in Norfolk
- Take up painting yourself
- Paint postcards
- Materials you will need
- A final word and questions, with a raffle of an original painting.
A few things about me…
During the talk I will discuss my life as an artist, delving into my background, and also my approach to planning my work.
From here I’ll showcase the evolution of one of my paintings – Cromer in Norfolk.
Have a think about painting yourself
I will also encourage attendees to explore your own artistic endeavours by taking up a bit of painting, underscoring the mental health benefits and the joy it can bring. Additionally, I will provide a list of required items with an estimated budget to get you started.
The kit I will be suggesting is no bigger than a large paperback book, so very easy to carry and a great alternative to the phone.
And finally…
… A raffle for an original painting of Bruton, plus a question and answer session.
Some testimonials:
Top artist, Top Talk, interesting, and entertaining throughout. Liam has inspired me to get painting again after a four-year break, Thanks!
Jason Bryant Photographer
Liam’s exquisite work captures the ordinary, the everyday happenings in life. Things we often miss but are reminded of in Liam’s masterful use of watercolours and oils.
Jan Ollis Co Chair Somerset Art Works
I wanted to thank you for the very enjoyable talk you gave recently in the Wells Library. Your comments on how an artist needs to think creatively, take decisions and more importantly look, was fascinating. It offered accessible insights into seeing the world around us in a new way. I feel everybody there believed by the end that they too can join in, This is not something people readily feel! I particularly like that your practice is highly skilled and interesting, yet the works speak directly to a general audience.
You managed to make everyone in the room feel included and, with a great blend of humour, anecdote and light touch art history. All power to your elbow and congratulations on an excellent morning.
Paddy O’Hagan Chair Wells Art Contemporary Founder director Wells Food Festival
