Patrick Bremer was born in Brighton in 1982. He studied painting at Wimbledon College of Art in London. His work predominantly focuses on the figure and portraiture, in oils or collage. In 2007 he won the DeLazlo Foundation Award for his portraits at The Royal Society of Portrait Painters Annual Exhibition at The Mall Galleries in London.
Patrick lives and works in Brighton, UK.
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21st May – 23rd June: The exhibition will showcase a selection of contemporary artists, focusing on unique and innovative techniques with paper. Highlights include Caroline Jane Harris’s highly intricate paper-cuts inspired by the Japanese art of Katagami, as well as Alberto Fusco’s dynamic free standing paper sculptures. Su Blackwell will be displaying several of her delicate paper dioramas and more figurative representations are provided by Brighton artist Patrick Bremer in the form of colourful collaged portraits. In contrast to the ethereal paper artworks on display will be new work by abstract artist Adam Arbeid. Resembling ancient rock, his canvases are composites of marble, minerals and precious metals.
Venue: Store Street Gallery, 32 Store Street,
London WC1E 7BS
Starts: 21st May 2012
Ends: 23rd June 2012
