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Saira Jamieson
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Love Letters and Old Scars examines some issues of love and femininity in this buoyant exhibition.
South Asian artist Saira Jamieson who lives near Portobello is now proudly exhibiting at J/M Gallery 230 Portobello Road during Kensington and Chelsea Art week 28 June – 4 July. Her colourful and sensuous paintings embrace the story of female entrapment and fighting for freedom. Saira is influenced by the Pre-Raphaelite Artists including the famous painting of The Lady of Shalottt by John William Waterhouse.. Virginia Woolf’s writings are also an inspiration. “Red Hydrangeas” pictured is 40×30 oil impasto on canvas and is priced at £3,070. There are mainly enchanting and modernist paintings and also a collection of quotes written in black curvaceous writing and other black on white artworks.
Also at the site is a mesmerising and “buy me!” collection of designer garments being sold by Kiki Munnis who selected them from Californian apparel
Go to www.sairajamieson.com for more information and if you can DO visit this uplifting show of inspired work.