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Exhibition Candidates
Some or all of these will be on show, dangling from strings of raffia and clipped to fairy-light pegs wrapped round a piece of green rope. Class. Church Side Cafe, Upper Beeding. Access via Church Lane or Pepperscoombe Lane towards the steps down to the river. 6th and 13th June, 10:00 til 15:30 © Suzanne Conboy-Hill 2026
Sunglasses on for this one!
16th May 2026. I’d been thinking of auroras, hence the curtain of colours drifting down from the top of this A1 card. It’s very unlikely to stay this bright, but I do like a bright primary layer as a base so that I can let slivers of it show through. One of my recent paintings is of the bridge in the village, which has been in place since around 1100 CE, does that. People have lived here since…
Crater Lake v2
First thing to say, just in case my work becomes internationally famous and people start flocking to the village looking for it, is that there’s no such feature as crater lake, there’s only the natural pond that’s been banked up to retain more water and that I’ve named Crater Lake. These images describe the biscuit crumb trail onward from here to the image that has taken on a life of its own,…
'Diary of an Exhibition' is a day-by-day account of my mission to get a Finals quality exhibition into a space where people gather for coffee, cakes, and a chat and the art is incidental, content to wait its turn.
Open door
Quite a lot to like about this, including the colours and the unattached elements, even the tone of the board it’s sitting on! But it doesn’t say anything to me. No coherence, no story. These are small birds on what I intended to be green-screen, but they reminded me too much of what I believe may have been Romulan lettering from Star Trek so they had to go. Again, no story. This is a tiny…
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Singer of Worlds
Began as a rejected canvas and found new life as another alternative creation myth! Collaged adjustments, hand-drawn on tissue, consistent with the title. Further detailing of the legs, plumage and background. Removed the collaged tissue and repainted the bird’s plumage. © Suzanne Conboy-Hill 2026 The painting is here and this is the story: When the universe made the first world, she was not…
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Bend in the river
Reworked buildings. © Suzanne Conboy-Hill 2026
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Flooding river
Small but delicate reworking using collaged tissue to create texture in the foreground. © Suzanne Conboy-Hill 2026
Fox
Wholly repainted. © Suzanne Conboy-Hill 2026
Two small canvases
COVID: forgotten but not gone. Water-soluble oils and opportunistic collage on 15x10cm canvas. This tiny painting is made up of a background of water-soluble oils, a piece of paper I used to ensure ink flow in a pen, and inking by the pen itself. The UK COVID enquiry makes clear just how haphazard UK government’s response to this disease was. They exhibited everything from blase disregard for…
Beeding Bridge
Bridge brickwork repainted. © Suzanne Conboy-Hill 2026
Crater Lake
This is a small, long-standing lake that may have been natural (it’s located in an area of wetland in the village) but that has been reinforced at its edges to create paths in what’s become a new nature reserve. It sits adjacent to another small lake that I can’t say I recall seeing before, but as access was less easy before the council conferred protected status on the area and put in…
Wetlands
Ovipositor
This is what arrived, after the removal of the old bridge, in preparation for the installation of the new one. Its function was to carry liquid concrete from the west bank, which has vehicle access, to the east bank, which doesn’t. So obviously, all I could see was a massive ovipositor laying eggs in our field. I began by drifting dilute inks onto a primed surface, then pencilling in the shapes.…
Beeding Bridge 23/03/2026
This is bright yellow acrylic neon splashed over an acrylic primer and allowed to drift. Things moved fast. I was aiming for an impressionistic style and again used my fingers to make most of the marks, leaving the lines to the brushes. The colours now are titanium white, indianthrene blue, naples yellow, spinel black, burnt sienna, and the tiniest touch of cad red. Water soluble oils on…
Warflowers
March 16th, 2026 Warflowers 2026. Water-soluble oils on 76x101cm canvas. This is a re-used canvas, the dark green landscape area at the bottom being part of the original, which was probably in acrylics. Context. There is conflagration in the Middle East, Israel having bombed Iran*, reportedly at the behest – or at least with the permission of – the White House, and Iran having retaliated. Both…
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Flooding River
The local river can be a weighty beast. After moving sedately for months, it transforms into a juggernaut and, aided and abetted by the moon, hurtles inland and spreads itself over parts of the bank it usually leaves alone. Then it storms out again. This makes it interesting in the way a living creature is interesting because, due to the tides, its nature changes every second of every minute of…