Andrew WADDINGTON
Waddington was born in Buckinghamshire, and moved with his family to Cornwall in 1971. His foundation work in art was at the Falmouth College of Art (1978-9) and his degree from Dyfed College of Art.
He taught O and A level art in Braintree, Essex and worked on Roman and Iron Age archeological sites before moving back to Cornwall in 1983. Since that time he has exhibited widely and become well know for his paintings and woodcuts often employing a favoured motif, the crow. He also creates sculptures from found objects.
media
Painting in watercolour and mixed media, collage, sculpture, woodcuts
works and access
Works include: The Seeds of Love (1992); Tibetan Ducks (1988)
exhibitions
2000: Group show, '20 Years of Contemporary Art at Falmouth AG'
references
Exh Cat: 20 Years of Contemporary Art at Falmouth Art Gallery 1980-2000
W H Lane Sales Catalogue (2010)