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Happy Brighton Pride 2026

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New painting Beautiful Day
On show @townquaystudios for the @adurarts trail.
Large pieces (100x120cm) need some space.
This piece definitely has a Brighton vibe.
Just love the hanging sculpture by @cath_art_ic

#brighton #painting #paintingoftheday #contemporarypainting #paintingsofinstagram

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My large painting Distant Light is off to a new home in New York.

Thank you @saatchiart

#paintingoftheday #shorehambysea #painting #contemporarypainting

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From darkness to light. Here comes the sun. Watching my painting come to life. Not quite finished but hopefully ready to show @townquaystudios for the @adurarts trail starting on June 6 and running for three weekends. Will be showing alongside the fabulous work of @cath_art_ic

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Excited to see this exhibition. @townquaystudios
Two fantastic artists that have produced new work just for the gallery.
Hope to see you there..Join us on the 18 April, 2-4 for a preview.

@shoreham #shorehambysea #gallery #exhibition #contemporaryartwork @whatsonsussex

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Angela Edwards is a contemporary artist whose practice centres on painting, while drawing forms an essential and parallel strand. Her work examines the instability of the image in the digital age, with particular attention to portraiture and the shifting nature of presence. Within a culture saturated by mass media and algorithmically generated imagery, she considers how identity is constructed, mediated and consumed. In an era increasingly shaped by AI, the direct trace of the artist’s hand becomes both a material and ethical assertion of authenticity.
While oil painting remains at the forefront of her practice, drawing particularly in pencil and charcoal offers a more immediate and intimate encounter with the subject.
Through subtle tonal shifts and areas of soft focus, Angela echoes the way digital images blur and dissolve, yet the sustained labour of mark-making restores psychological weight and duration. The specificity of likeness is balanced with an interest in atmosphere, capturing not only appearance but presence.

Across both painting and drawing, she translates fleeting, screen-based imagery into the enduring languages of oil and graphite. In doing so, she resists the speed and disposability of contemporary image culture, reclaiming contemplation and stillness.

A recurring thread throughout her work is the idea of home whether as domestic space, emotional state, or the broader condition of displacement. This concern informs her sensitivity to gesture, expression and the quiet complexities of belonging.

Her practice continues to evolve in dialogue with contemporary visual culture, while remaining grounded in the physical intelligence of paint and line.

You can see a new collection of work @townquaystudios

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