I was recently in Provence for a quick weekend break. It was a beautiful weekend. The BF and I stayed in the lovely seaside town of Bandol. It is of course very shi shi because it's the south of France but it's a little more down to...
If you follow me on social media you might have seen some pics of this new work. I made it a while ago and only just got it properly photographed. I had the idea in my head for a long time to make a collage like...
The final flower in the new series of flowers I made for SOFA Chicago. Opening Up, hand cut flower from a page of a vintage Polish atlas. It will be on view in SOFA this November. [caption id="attachment_4454" align="alignnone" width="801"] Opening Up © Claire Brewster 2015[/caption] [caption id="attachment_4453" align="alignnone"...
Have you seen the the installation by Barnaby Barford yet in the V & A? It's well worth a visit if you are in the area. It really is amazing and even more so when you see it in person. You can find out more...
Finding Peace, my beautiful new flower piece. I love the colours on the map, the red and blue combination is just so satisfying This work will be on show at SOFA Chicago with Flow Gallery this November. The piece is 30 x 40 cm and hand cut from...
Here's another of my new flower pieces. It's call Fading in the Light and is 30 x 40 cm framed in a beautiful white box frame. It is cut from a page from a vintage Polish world atlas. I love the colours of the map, those oranges...
I've made some new flowers that are currently on their way to Chicago for the SOFA art fair that takes place in November. I will be showing with Flow Gallery once again. Here's a peek at the flowers. [caption id="attachment_4459" align="alignnone" width="756"] Finding Peace © Claire Brewster...
I'm very excited to say that my new two new pieces are now available to buy at Flow Gallery in Notting Hill here in London. These 2 pieces are both made from pages from a vintage Polish atlas. They are layers of paper cuts pinned with super...
Have you seen the Joseph Cornell exhibition at the Royal Academy yet? After a couple of aborted attempts I finally made it last week. Joseph Cornell is one of my artistic heroes. I've long been a fan but never seen more than 1 or 2 pieces...
Occasionally I get contacted by a student who wants to use my work as part of their studies or use my work as inspiration. It's one of my favourite things. It's such an honour that someone connects with my work so much that they want...