Anthony BRYANT

Anthony BRYANT
1960

Bryant is a home-grown artist from West Cornwall, reflecting in his vibrantly coloured abstracts a strong emotional tie to his native environment. He was one of the few fortunate artists who showed their work in the short-lived Hilton Young Gallery on Chapel Street in 2008-9, but has been exhibiting locally in St Ives, Penzance (Rainyday Gallery) and further afield (Bath, Bristol, London, Cambridge, and Holland).

From 1980 through to 2002, his main focus and career was in sculptural green wood-turning, and examples of his work are in prestigious museum collections internationally, from the V&A Museum, the Liverpool Museum & Art Gallery, the Sainsbury Collection to as far afield as Hawaii. The designer David Linley has noted Bryant as being one of the five designers he admires most in the contemporary craft field.

media

Painter

works and access

Cadogan Contemporary

exhibitions

NAG Mixed shows, Art Share 1988, Craft Work 1988

2010: Transition 9, Exchange Gallery, Penzance

memberships

NSA 1995 list; resigned.

references

Hardie (1995) 100 Years in Newlyn: Diary of a Gallery;