Bartholomew Beal

Bartholomew Beal has chosen to base the images for his new exhibition on one of Shakespeare’s greatest plays – King Lear

Bartholomew Beal’s brightly coloured figurative works are full of melancholy, often showing lone figures lost in contemplation, fractured and broken somehow. Sad-faced clowns, broken-spirited characters from King Lear, homeless wanderers – they occupy a limbo-land with no fixed place or time.

Exhibited at Griffin Gallery in In The End We Are All Alone in March 2016.

BORN

1989

EDUCATION

BA Fine Art Painting - Wimbledon College of Art, 2009 - 12
Foundation in Art and Design - University of Gloucestershire  2007 - 08 
 

(Last updated 02.03.2016)