Established one fine day in 1989 Vauxhall, London. Paddy Hamilton Studios is now based in the wild and beautiful region of Dungeness on the Romney Marsh in Kent (since 1999)
The studios are run by artists Paddy Hamilton and Helen Gillilan. We have extensive experience of solo and collaborative shows and events, curating and managing exhibitions and producing commissioned work on given themes.
When you order a painting from the Paddy Hamilton Studios you can expect
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Two beautiful studios open to the public on the West-side beach - Open all year.
Paintings, prints and projects on show are made to a finish in a third studio to the right of Studio 2 and completed over time in early morning sessions in these two buildings.
Studio 1 is used as the 'clean space' for colouring and printing relief prints.
Studio 2 - 'The clean white space' for finishing larger paintings, hosts residencies for invited visiting artists and is used as an impromptu showing space for new projects or as a viewing room for individual works seen online.
As a rule, as soon as paintings, prints or drawings are completed they are hung here prior to purchase or further exhibition.
We do not consider these two spaces to be a 'gallery' as such, more an extension of a continuing working practice enabling the public preview of work in a clean, attractive and organised environment.
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Structure Simplified structures - Encountered, ingenious, functional, hand made, beautiful....
Contender for Best Tractor on the
beach An attractive working companion to The Mighty
Wearn
A beautiful hard working vehicle captured in the early morning light.
Mighty Wearn
Medium sized painting - Oil/beeswax on linen