Ann-Marie Ryan
Ann-Marie
Ryan is a
painter and printmaker. She lives and works near the North Norfolk
Coast, in the east of England. Colour is the most exciting aspect of painting for me. It has to be intense, rich and complex...
Forthcoming exhibition
1 June to 23 June 2018, Coast and Field at Burnham Grapevine Gallery.Biography
In 1998 she relocated to north Norfolk to set up her studio in a tiny stone village near the heritage coast. Since then she has worked full-time painting and printmaking, and has exhibited in many prestigious galleries in major cities throughout the country including London, Edinburgh, Cambridge, Norwich, and at the Royal West of England Academy, Bristol.
In 2006 she undertook a month's residency at The Watch House, the former studio of celebrated 20th-century Scottish artist Joan Eardley, in Catterline, a small fishing village near Aberdeen.
Her paintings have been shown at major London Art Fairs and have been regularly selected for the Eastern Open. Her work also featured in the Norwich Castle Landscape 200 Exhibition organised by the East Anglia Art Foundation, selected by a panel from the Royal Academy of Arts, London.
Her works are in many corporate and private collections including: Bird & Bird, Convergys, Flextech TV/Telewest, Harper Collins, MCI Worldcom and Millennium Pharmaceuticals.
For a more detailed CV or a full-colour illustrated brochure please e-mail contact@annmarieryan.co.uk.
From
her studio in the tiny stone village of Fring, Ann-Marie Ryan
produces painting and prints that capture the landscapes she observes.
Ann Marie Ryan's
work strongly reflects the landscape of North Norfolk, a
unique environment of open fields, settlements, hedgerows, saltmarshes,
and coastal creeks.