About the Artist

Graham in Paris

I was born in Scotland. I have lived in Lincolnshire, Derbyshire and Yorkshire where I currently live.

I was educated at the University of Leeds, England and Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland.

When not painting I create commercial digital content in the music industry.

I also help to organise cultural events in Beverley, and have volunteered at many local music festivals.

I am a member of East Riding Artists and Hornsea Art Society.

I enjoy travelling and have travelled to Denmark, France, Germany, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Malta, Norway, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Czech Republic, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Estonia, Russia, Turkey, Morocco, Tunisia, Australia, Singapore, India, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, United States of America and Canada.

My artistic influences include Gauguin, Vermeer, Van Dyck, Van Gogh, Rousseau, Hopper, Basquiat and many more.

Works of Art

From time to time my work has featured in exhibitions, art galleries and Disney magazine and features in a few private collections.

GrahamArt picture used as the backdrop to a traditional music event in Riga at the Hanseatic League 2021 exposition
GrahamArt picture used as the backdrop to a traditional music event in Riga at the Hanseatic League 2021 exposition

My work can be viewed at:

The Gallery, 8 Market Place, Hornsea, East Riding of Yorkshire.

If you would like to view a painting, and I have not sold it....

Contact GrahamArt
Call 01964 533475
Contact GrahamArt
Email thegalleryhornsea@gmail.com

Inspiration

Everyone needs inspiration and here are the artists and works which inspired me.

My artistic statement

My aim is to make art which follows the ABC of art:

  • Accessible
  • Beautiful
  • Contentful

See my artistic statement for more details on this.

As I and my work develop and change I will continue to paint and see where the journey takes me.

Occasionally I make a video diary of some of the things I have been up to.

Coffee is the food of contemplation
Coffee is the food of contemplation