Online Gallery
This is just a small selection of my work. Please visit my real gallery in
Park Road, Bingley where it will be on display, or contact me.
Night at the
Opera Original
Limited edition Giclée prints are available from this original.
Carrot Car
Original
Limited edition Giclée prints are available from this original.
Pastel Pegs Original
Limited edition Giclée prints are available from this original.
Ker Bonk Bingley
being accepted by John Prescott from
Jane for the people of Bingley at the opening of the Bingley Relief
Road
Bradford Artists in Hamm
Hamm is Bradford's twin town. As part of the cultural links between
the towns, there was a visit and exhibition of artists from Hamm in
Cartwright Hall, Bradford. I was delighted to have been chosen as one
of 7 Bradford's artists to visit and show work in Hamm.
Welcome to Jane Fielder's website.
Jane is an artist and owner of The Bingley Gallery, living
and working in Bingley, West Yorkshire, in the UK.
"The Bingley Gallery" is now well established, and has been running since
February 2007. It continues to be a great success.
Read on for all the details of current and approaching
shows. We look forward to seeing you there.
The Bingley Gallery
29 Park Road
Bingley
BD16 4BQ
Tel 01274 552143
email:
The Bingley Gallery is a little way up
Park Road, as shown. Map and directions
Normal Opening Hours
Thurs Fri 12 - 6 pm
Sat Sun 10 - 5 pm
Closed Mon Tues Wed
As always, we are happy to open by appointment anytime,
just ring. Tel
01274 552143. or email.
The Bingley Gallery shows an ever changing and evolving collection of
art work.
The
Bingley Gallery - Current and Forthcoming Shows
Susanne
Lakin
5 April - 29
April 2018
Thur Fri 12‑6 Sat Sun 10‑5
You and your friends are warmly invited to the
PREVIEW
Wednesday April 4th 7 - 9 pm
Norfolk Fields
mixed media 31 x 40 cm
Susanne lived and worked in Bingley for many years
and still returns regularly from her present home in Norfolk. “I needed to
return to my roots where my parents lived and have just stayed on … it’s the
yellow colours, the oak trees, the HUGE skies and the sea.”
Aquarius mixed
media 52 x 42 cm
The environment influences her work. She enjoys
experimenting with different techniques particularly collage to convey the
essence of whatever grabs her attention at the time – birds, views, people
and more abstract ideas including the signs of the zodiac.
In order to express the flow of energy and movement and thoughts and
feelings, she uses line, colour, texture and words in whatever medium
seems appropriate - acrylics, pastel, collage, ink, watercolour.
Ian
Brooks
"Far and
Near"
10 May - 3 June 2018
Thur Fri 12‑6 Sat Sun 10‑5
You and your friends are warmly invited to the
PREVIEW
Wednesday May 9th 7 - 9 pm
Snow at Top Withins – etching –
10x10 cm
Far and Near
These landscapes encompass two geographic extremes.
The views of Yorkshire moorlands and hillsides all lie within about mile or
so of each other, and within walking distance of my home on the outskirts of
Haworth. They result from sketches made during repeated walks on the moors.
Bird Island Research Station –
graphite — 35x35 cm
The others are far flung, ranging from islands in the South Atlantic –
South Georgia, Bird Island, Signy – to mountains in northern Sweden. These
arise from my other life, in science, studying the interactions of ocean,
atmosphere and polar climate. It is a privilege to travel and work in,
some of the most remote and beautiful environments in the world. I rarely
have time to sketch these in the field, but the thousands of photographs I
have come back with provide the source material for many of the images in
this exhibition.
Torn between studying art and science, Ian opted for a degree in physics,
staying on for a PhD in atmospheric physics. Since then he has worked in
academic science, and is currently a professor in the Institute for
Climate and Atmospheric Science at the University of Leeds, where he
studies atmosphere-ocean interactions and polar climate. After being
introduced to etching by a friend a few years ago, he has found the
technique to be a perfect match for stark landscapes of the remote polar
regions to which his scientific work takes him, and those of the Yorkshire
Moors closer to home.
Jane at Prince of Wales Park, Bingley
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When the gas governor station in Bingley's
Prince of Wales Park had to be rebuilt above ground, the Friends of
Bingley Park worried about the visual impact on the park they had all
too recently adopted and spruced up. and came up with the brilliant
idea of decorating it with one of Jane's pictures.
Jane at
Bingley Pool
The unveiling ceremony for
five of Jane's images brightening up Bingley Pool. The Lord Mayor and
Lady Mayoress of Bradford, Geoff and Chris Reid with Jane
Fielder (right), and (second left) Barry Watson who held the cross
Channel swim record between 1964 & 1976
Past
Shows
RECENT PAST SHOWS
(click to view)
You can see a summary of ALL
previous shows at the gallery and elsewhere.
Go
here.
SHANGHAI
(for the Shanghai show that was held at The Bingley
Gallery look
here
Back in early 2015, Jane did an exciting 3-week
painting trip to Shanghai. And in that time she managed to produce a body of
work for a show, and with huge help from Sue Vickerman and her friends in
Shanghai, find a gallery to exhibit and show the work.
Jane Fielder
Odyssey Statement
24 – 27 April 2015
EIGHT ART HOTEL Shanghai
I knew Shanghai would be special from people’s reactions when I
mentioned my three week adventure back at home in England, in the
small Yorkshire mill town where I work as an artist and run my own
gallery, but nothing prepared me for the feast that was about to
bombard my senses as the plane approached the airport just two weeks
ago.
My main goal was firstly to GET to Shanghai, then paint and maybe
even organise a show there, all within three weeks. I like a
challenge. With much help from many people I have done it. There are
16 finished paintings on show, all but three painted in Shanghai.
A never ending black worm with legs, snaked its way across the sea,
into infinity, as the plane approached Pudong. As we descended, I
realised this was some kind of roadway with cars moving along it. It
was the first of the sights that I will never forget of my three week
odyssey to Shanghai.
From that moment on I decided to keep a visual diary of all the
treats that I was about to encounter. To jot down notes at the end of
each of the 21 days and draw very spontaneous images of the
highlights. I started off well, but then the “show” took over! There
are just four of the completed ‘diary’ pieces in the show but ….back
to the beginning of my adventure.
About a year ago, one of my friends, Sue Vickerman, poet, novelist
and artist’s model, had burst into the life room in great excitement,
declaring she was going to Shanghai for a year, “You’ll have to come
Jane. You could paint, you’d love it.” the seed was planted. I dreamt
of painting, artist’s exchanges, exhibiting….
Out to the blue, in February I got an email “Can you come now, we
come back in July?” My mind was made up, how could I miss the chance
of a lifetime opportunity. “We may even be able to get you a show,
it’s like that in China – things just happen”
I found a flat, booked a flight and here we were approaching Pudong
with “worm”, the first of the amazing sights.
Each day I went out, improvised portfolio in hand and drew around
the city, returning to our flat at night, to convert the meagre
sketches to paintings.
Space, not making a mess (in our pristine apartment), limited
materials and time were restricting factors. Usually I work large and
free, to be confined to the smaller pieces of paper, the biggest we
could get in our suitcases, was challenging. I soon burst onto some
huge pieces of found cardboard and was away. This exhibition is the
result of what followed.
I will never forget the amazing sights, sounds and smells of this
remarkable city, but without a doubt, the memory that will remain with
me forever is the kindness, consideration, friendliness, respect and
”can do” attitude of the amazing people we have met in Shanghai.
Thank you so much to everyone who has made this experience so
special, and to EIGHT ART HOTEL for this wonderful exhibition.
And the Other Galleries and places where Jane
currently has work on display or available to purchase!
Leeds Gallery
(near the West Yorkshire Playhouse)
Munro House, York Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS9 8AG
0113 243 3266
http://www.leedsgallery.com
Jane has some of her unframed paintings of life-model Suki on
display at this gallery.
and a
critic's view of the work. This is a critique by Mike Flay. Mike's
collection of short stories Closed Doors is on sale in the gallery at
£7.99.
and an
interesting mention in
an article in the "Scotland on Sunday" paper, in an interview with well known
poet and novelist
Sophie Hannah. Sophie's recent new novel, The Other Half Lives, is set
in the world of art, and Jane's work is featured in the plot, and the book is
DEDICATED to her!
Good friend, brilliant artist and Aire
Valley Arts founder member
Daniel Paulo
Amy
Charlesworth, who helps at the Gallery and is a full time artist too.
Scott
Barden, Scott creates expressionist oil paintings of cityscapes and
towns; from the wattle and daub of Suffolk and Essex where he grew up, to
the stone buildings of Bradford, Yorkshire, where he now lives.
WE have been in new premises since March 2013. Just 3 doors up the road, from
29A Park Road, to 29 Park Road. For those who know Bingley well, this is to what
used to be Cranshaws Chemist. We have more room on the ground floor, with 3
separate spaces there. We hope it will give you a better opportunity to browse a
full range of work without the stairs in between! PLUS there is a big
cellar area where we have an extended choice, with some more whimsical and
unusual pieces.
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talking
about her work and about one of Jane's paintings
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