LCP - Introduction

The consulting rooms are hung with works lent by members and pieces from our own collection; the Centre's collection of Freud Museum prints is on permanent display in the corridor.

The public spaces of the building house about four shows a year, with an exhibition of work by members held biennially. Works vary in content from figurative to conceptual, in a range of media including drawings, murals, photographs and paintings, small installations and sculptures. Each new exhibition opens with a private view. The works are usually for sale.

Artists interested in exhibiting should apply to the Art Committee at the Centre's address, providing images of work, which will be returned, and some personal details.

Graham Alexander

A way of making a selection of ideas and working drawings

Graham Alexander 2012

Members are cordially invited to the Private View on Saturday 18 February, after the morning lecture, from 1.00 to 3.00pm

Graham Alexander writes: “When I last exhibited at the LCP in 2005 I showed small acrylic paintings on card framed behind glass.

This time I am showing mostly paintings in acrylic on clear gesso primed cotton duck along with A4 display books of Ideas and Working Drawings.

Previously I wrote: 'I like to consider the relationship between painting and music and the sort of abstract language used. For example:- colour; tone; composition; harmony; discord.'

This interest continues... One piece leads to the next. As an unending quest.

This exhibition shows a return to what can be termed constructed abstraction. I begin with a simple structure (a few notes) and see where it leads.

It has occurred to me that many years of working in the structural engineering field (essentially with the forces of tension and compression) may well influence this way of making.”

For prices
please contact Graham Alexander
tel: 01273 772743
email: alexander930@btinternet.com

Art at the LCP

Art at the LCP seeks to provide intellectual and visual stimulation
for our working and training environment

Graham Alexander

Art at the LCP

Art at the LCP seeks to provide intellectual and visual stimulation for our working and training environment

Graham Alexander

Art at the LCP seeks to provide intellectual and visual stimulation
for our working and training environment