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6 Forty-Two

42 Queens Park Terrace, Brighton, BN2 9YA

Paintings by Ian Daniels focus on landscape; from meditative horizons to planets. Photographs reflect on the beauty to be found in everyday encounters.
Gary Edwards makes hand-built ceramics, emphasising the maker’s marks through the use of bold shapes and layers of strong colours.
EcoOctopus eco-conscious jewellery, bunting and cards. Materials include sea glass, recycled copper and home-grown flowers.
Seamstress and historian Jordan Mitchell-King explores embodied knowledge through examining, making and wearing historical clothing and textiles.

Type of venue:

house

Facilities

New open house
Refreshments
Easy parking
Card Payment Facility
Tap water refill available

Archived open house

Contact

07950 730161
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iandanielsgallery.com

Location:

42 Queens Park Terrace, Brighton, BN2 9YA

A barn is seen on the horizon of a field of crops, but the top left of the canvas appears folded down to reveal a desert.

Deserted Field
Ian Daniels

A large, rectangular mass confronts the viewer. It is light at the top and dark at the bottom and seems to have risen from a calm sea.

Horizon Mass
Ian Daniels
Oil paint on canvas; 122cm x 91cm
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A view of planet Earth, with text carved into the paint, which reads: Earth's year endures humanity's half hour.

Earth's Year
Ian Daniels
Oil paint on canvas; 100cm x 100cm
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A dreamlike interpretation of a coastal landscape with a threatening sky.

Bennett Reach
Ian Daniels
Oil paint on canvas; 91cm x 61cm
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View through trees to a possible lake in the distance, in muted colours.

Forest Lake
Ian Daniels
Oil paint on canvas; 122cm x 76cm
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The top of a lighthouse is seen above huge waves and a roiling sea.

Lighthouse
Ian Daniels
Oil paint on canvas; 100cm x 100cm
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A distant lifeboat, full of people, is seen on a calm sea. The square canvas is hung at a slight angle, although the horizon of the sea is level.

Lifeboat
Ian Daniels
Oil paint on canvas; 100cm x 100cm
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Eco conscious jewellery, cards and bunting.

Eco conscious jewellery, cards and bunting.
Lynda Nurse
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Model is seated and reclining wearing a voluminous eighteenth century gown made of grey green taffeta shot with red, it is heavily trimmed with ruffles and lace. Her hands are resting in her lap and looking directly into the camera, her hair is up and she is wearing a white cap on the back of her head.

Eighteenth-Century 'Sack' Gown
Jordan Mitchell-King
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Model stands facing three quarters towards the camera with a hand on her hip and looking down at the camera slightly. She is wearing eighteenth-century clothing including a pair of blue lace up stays (similar to a corset), a dark pink wool petticoat, with a white shift with short puffed sleeves underneath. Her hair is up and she has a white cap on the back of her head.

Eighteenth-Century Stays and Petticoat
Jordan Mitchell-King
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Model is standing looking down at her hands which are tying a bow in the front of her waistcoat. She is wearing eighteenth-century undergarments consisting of a light blue silk quilted waistcoat with ties down the front to secure it shut, underneath it she wears a white linen shift with short puffed sleeves. Her hair is up and she has a white cap on the back of her head.

Eighteenth-Century Jumps and Shift
Jordan Mitchell-King
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Onion shaped form with narrow opening. Hand built stoneware, height approx 37cm. Painted with matt green slip, the making marks highlighted with matt white glaze.

Onion shaped form with narrow opening
Gary Edwards
Hand built stoneware, height approx 37cm

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Vase form with tapered neck. Hand built stoneware, height approx 42cm. Layers of slip and glaze have peeled to reveal a variety of texture and colour.

Vase form with tapered neck
Gary Edwards
Hand built stoneware, height approx 42cm

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