Painter Justin Pearson

Painter Mr Justin Pearson Justin was a student at Bachelor of fine Arts at Byam Shaw School of Art in the United Kingdom in 1988. He was in residence at Long Island, America, and most recently in Mittagong NSW. Mr Pearson has shown his unique attractively circumscribed style of fine arts painting from beautifully executed portraits to scenes of fleeting and whimsical moments in mythology and everyday life, since the 1980's. Mr Justin Pearson has held a deep interest in opera performance for many years with a particular affinity for the dramatic work of German Theatre Director and composer Richard Wagner. As an unofficial playful artist in residence at the English National Opera Theatre, Mr Pearson has spent many hours observing recitations from the stage wings, creating observational interpretations and developing his variety of theatrical concepts for paintings. Mr Pearson's interest for opera has led Mr Justin Pearson to lately paint a portrait of baritone Jud Arthur, from The Australian Opera Company, for entry in the Archibald prize. Artist http://www.telemarketing-onlinesolutions.com/portfolio.html#, Education includes but is not limited to 1985-88: Bachelor of Arts, Byam Shaw School of Art, London. His Major Exhibitions have included; 2017 Gallery Bodalla, solo show, Bodalla, NSW Mr Pearson's Major Awards have been; Winner, 2016 John Copes Portrait Prize, Southern Highlands; Adam Portrait Award, New Zealand Portrait Gallery, NZ, 2010, Heysen Prize for Australian Landscape, Heysen Art Gallery, SA, 2006 Oil Painter Mr Pearson Justin studied a Bachelor of fine Arts at Byam Shaw School of Art in London U.K in 1988. He was in residence at Long Island, U.S.A, and most recently in Mittagong NSW Australia. Justin Pearson has shown his unique attractively circumscribed style of fine arts painting from beautifully executed portraits to scenes of fleeting and whimsical moments in mythology and everyday life, since the 1980's. Mr {http://i-jumponline.com/network/videos/video/862-justin-pearson-artist-2019?groupid=103 has held a deep interest in opera performance for many years with a particular affinity for the dramatic work of German Theatre Director and composer Richard Wagner. As an unofficial playful artist in residence at the English National Opera Theatre, Mr Pearson has spent many hours observing recitations from the stage wings, creating observational interpretations and developing his variety of theatrical concepts for paintings. Mr Pearson's interest for opera has led Justin Pearson to lately paint a portrait of baritone Jud Arthur, from The Australian Opera Company, for entry in the Archibald prize. Artist http://www.telemarketing-onlinesolutions.com/portfolio.html#, Education includes but is not limited to 1985-88: Bachelor of Arts, Byam Shaw School of Art, London. His Major Exhibitions have included; 2017 Gallery Bodalla, solo show, Bodalla, NSW Mr Pearson's Major Awards have been; Winner, 2016 John Copes Portrait Prize, Southern Highlands; Adam Portrait Award, New Zealand Portrait Gallery, NZ, 2010, Heysen Prize for Australian Landscape, Heysen Art Gallery, SA, 2006 Since the first human awareness,the painter has been an integral part of our human tale. The artists throughout time have had a task to perpetuate, preserve, and document our trials... to communicate our evolution and being. Throughout different periods, portraiture evolved hand-in-hand with civilization, jumping from the bronze age to the space age religious and Biblical themes and of course self-portraiture, and artists further developed paints, techniques and working methods along the way.