Joanna Wright paintings

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I'm spending the rest of my studio time this year working with shapes and paper and layers of paint - lots of sketchbooking! More on the 'drawing board' page.

An exhibition in a box. Work for Seedlings (Waldy Gallery on the 2nd November, 6-9pm) parcelled up and ready to germinate.

Summer Isles 10 x 10cm

White jug, 10 x 16cm, mixed media

From my Glen Canisp sketchbook. The new exhibition at the Glen Canisp pottery with Fergus Stewart and Allison Weightman starts tomorrow - see the Public page. Pictures of some of my work which will be on show there are on the Bowls and Drawing Board pages - ideas in progress!

Bowl and bottle, blue, mixed media on printed paper

NW from Ben Mor Coigach, mixed media on printed papers This and other drawings are now up at the An Talla Solais Members' Show until 7th October.

Sketch for Emmy, 8 x 8cm, mixed media and collage A prototype for new work for a show with ceramic artists at Glen Canisp this October.

Light falling in (window), 9 x 14cm, acrylic on paper The Bearings show is now staying up until the 24th September.

3cm-high contributions to the Automate project's art vending machine

NW from Ullapool Hill, 10 x 10cm, acrylic on board

Light falling in (red floor), acrylic on paper

Tigh an Quay, 100 x 100cm, acrylic on canvas The Bearings exhibition is on the verge of being open at the Ceilidh Place in Ullapool until 31st August! For a preview of the new work on show see the pages titled Land, Tables + Chairs, and Public. Inspired largely by the island of Tanera Mor and its human history, the show looks at the places and objects we orientate ourselves around, our connection with the land being mediated by the give and take of nature, time and the human need for home.

West from Loch Ard, Tanera Mor, acrylic on paper

Sketchbook from the Summer Isles

Garden study 3, Argyle Street, 30 x 28cm, acrylic on paper See more on the Buildings page... now on show in Ullapool at An Talla Solais's West Coast Open 8 exhibition, 10 - 4 daily until 15th July. Thanks to Simon and Eileen for letting me gaze at their garden!