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Born in Manchester, England in 1966 Nigel Conway’s artistic path and acclaimed style has made him a sought after artist by collectors both nationally and internationally. Pick up his book at blurb.com
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Born in Manchester, England in 1966 Nigel Conway’s artistic path and acclaimed style has made him a sought after artist by collectors both nationally and internationally. Pick up his book at blurb.com
Nigel Conway - Fine Artist
Come by Studio #16 this weekend from 10 am - 5 pm and meet Mat Crimmins and Nigel Conway in their studio! This is a great time to see their works and add some of their pieces to your collection! Sunday 14th, join us at 3pm to celebrate the last day with a BBQ party at the studio BYOB
Mat Crimmins and Nigel Conway Studio Tour, studio #16
October 13, 2012 at 10:00am until October 14, 2012 at 5:00pm in MDT
Come by Studio #16 this weekend from 10 am - 5 pm and meet Mat Crimmins and Nigel Conway in their studio! This is a great time to see their works and add some of their pieces to your collection!
Sunday 14th, join us at 3pm to celebrate the last day with a BBQ party at the studio BYOB
Nigel Conway's full movie at cdsavoia.com
Nigel Conway's fine art movie is coming to cdsavoia this month
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I’ve been a photographer most of my life. I started painting as an exercise in composition and color. I liked the idea of approaching image making in a new way and have been painting ever since. The characters from this series are called “The Listeners”, everyday people we can all turn to. They are meant to convey empathy and are willing to share their wisdom and life experiences with others. I’m working on plaster applied to gessoed panels. Once the plaster is dry and smooth I can use it as my canvas. I then use inks, oils, pastels…whatever comes to hand and works. Finally an archival enamel surface is added which completes the process. Watch an exclusive movie on Nigel Conway at cdsavoia.com soon
Nigel Conway's exclusive movie coming to cdsavoia.com soon