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SUMMARY:Ed Isaacs PRBSA
DESCRIPTION:Following a career in social housing and urban regeneration\, Ed Isaacs decided to convert his lifelong love of sketching into a more developed artistic practice. \nThis exhibition is a survey of his work\, most of which was created since 2023. He takes his inspiration from a broad range of sources and has a particular fondness for the art of Chardin\, the Dutch masters\, and the English Romantics. \nEd’s studio work focuses on highly representational drawing. He takes an image that attracts him\, and through meticulous examination and mark making\, reproduces it\, often on a large scale. The time taken and deep observation is a vital part of his artistic process and invites the viewer to similarly slow down and look into the image. Ed continues his urban sketching and his sketchbooks will be on display as part of this exhibition. \nEd is the current president of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 11 April 5.00pm \nFeatured image: Ed Isaacs PRBSA\, Lud’s Church (Dog Portrait) (detail)
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/ed-isaacs-recent-works/
LOCATION:Gallery 2
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Sigma - Prime Examples
DESCRIPTION:Working at a single focal length challenges the photographer to consider the relationship between foreground and background\, and encourages a deeper awareness of how distance\, framing and movement shape visual meaning. \nIn this exhibition\, six photographers from a range of genres were invited to produce five images at their chosen focal length\, using a fast-aperture prime lens from the Sigma Art range\, spanning focal lengths from 14mm up to 135mm. \nThe result is six distinct bodies of work that reveal not only the character of each lens\, but the personal way each photographer has chosen to see through it. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 11 April 5.00pm \nFeatured image: Tony Nöel
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/sigma-prime-examples/
LOCATION:Gallery 1
CATEGORIES:Past Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Steve Butt ARBSA
DESCRIPTION:In his new works\, Steve Butt moves away from the representational and contemplates semi abstract imagery. The theme of the urban environment and nature still remains\, but now there is a sense of ambiguity and tension between form and recognizable appearance. The paintings tread a fine line of what is and what could be. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 2 May 5.00pm \nFeatured image: Steve Butt ARBSA\, The Sentinels \n 
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/steve-butt-arbsa/
LOCATION:Ground Floor Gallery Space 1
CATEGORIES:Ground Floor Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Simon Conolly RBSA
DESCRIPTION:Sea and Sky \nSimon Conolly’s Sea and Sky assembly of works reflects two distinct influences upon his artistic development. \nSimon was born and raised in Portsmouth on the South coast of England. The sea\, the harbour\, and the tidal creeks dominated the landscape. The fluid movement and constantly changing patterns created by fish in numbers gave a regular source of ideas and inspiration. \nSimon now lives in land-locked Shropshire. But similar patterns can be observed in the sky. Birds in numbers can produce the same sense of fluidity and form. \nSimon is a Member and Honorary Curator of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists (RBSA). He is also a Member of the Royal Society of Marine Artists (RSMA). \nExhibition closes: Saturday 2 May 5.00pm \nFeatured image: Simon Conolly RBSA\, Blue Planet \n 
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/simon-conolly-rbsa/
LOCATION:Ground Floor Gallery Space 3
CATEGORIES:Ground Floor Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Jodie Wingham ARBSA
DESCRIPTION:Jodie Wingham is an artist\, predominantly based within the field of printmaking\, where her work seeks to challenge the constructs of the medium itself through an investigation into the nature of looking. Since graduating\, her work has been selected for shows across the United Kingdom\, she was a finalist for the BBA Gallery\, Berlin Art Prize in 2025 and selected for the Royal Academy Summer exhibition 2021. \nWingham’s work combines many forms of printmaking to create artworks that playfully distort images\, where both found images and her own creations are cropped and edited to focus on actions. Inspired by the act of observing others and the audiences’ enjoyment of this process she focuses on the viewers desire to look and gain information\, often using imagery with voyeuristic tendencies. \nExhibition closes: Saturday 2 May 5.00pm \nFeatured image: Jodie Wingham ARBSA\, The Kiss  \n 
URL:https://rbsa.org.uk/event/jodie-wingham-arbsa/
LOCATION:Ground Floor Gallery Space 2
CATEGORIES:Ground Floor Exhibitions
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