2025
12 – 16 MARCH – STAND E3 – AAF SPRING IN BATTERSEA PARK – A BANG – NEXT GENERATION CURATION!
7 – 11 MAY – STAND E1 – AAF HAMPSTEAD HEATH, LONDON NW3
21 – 24 MAY – STAND D09 – AAF HONG KONG – HKECC, WANCHAI, HK
15 – 19 OCTOBER – AAF AUTUMN EDITION IN BATTERSEA PARK, LONDON TBC
17 – 31 DECEMBER – A 40th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION EXHIBITION IN 340 KING’S ROAD, CHELSEA, LONDON (WATCH THIS SPACE)
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1985 – 2025 – 40 Years to Celebrate!
From 1985 to 2008 our Gallery was located in an atmospheric 18th century Slaughterhouse in Pinner, Middlesex. Since 2008 we have been based in North London.
On 11 September 2024 the Gallery celebrated its 39th Anniversary!!
From our purpose built studio in North London we welcome all those wishing to view, BY APPOINTMENT, all our regular artists’ work currently in the studio ready for the many Art Fairs we attend during the year.
In 2022 Linda welcomed her Fine Art Photography Graduate Grandson Jacob Talbot to her team. Jacob’s aim is to promote young emerging artists under the title ‘BANG‘ – Blackstone Art Next Generation!
To purchase a work of art from our website or for more information please ring +44 (0) 7808 612193 or email us on lindablackstonegallery@gmail.com
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PAUL TALBOT
Artist Paul Talbot gives you an insight into what makes him laugh, think, and tick. There might be something that will make you laugh, go aha or blush!
The making of his contemporary quirky art displays aspects of his life and the world around him that gives him inspiration.
Mainly working with acrylic on canvas his work adds simplicity to a recognisable image, where text can be an integral part of the artwork itself or a mechanism to carry an idea.
Edgy, quirky, humorous images using limited colour palettes convey thoughts we all have, places we have been and comments we could have made. His work works on several simple levels; emotional response, compositional balance, mark making, humour and at times, creates that ‘ah ha!’ moment or pink face.
There are two main aspects to his work, at present: acrylic paintings on canvas and graphite drawings. Paul works with an ever-changing palette to give visual impact that are at times almost graphical but look closely and there is movement on the surface. More recently, his work has been focused on using text as a creative process relaying thoughts of well-being and a series of ‘just three words’.
Owing to career and family commitments he had not been able to follow his passion of painting for many years until a friend made him a challenge, which has thankfully resulted in him painting and drawing again.
His work is primarily based on experiences both past and present, it explores bold imagery and intimate studies, which …
