2021: an artistic almanac
2021. A year of staying put. Another year dominated by the pandemic. A year of painting, a year of being grateful for our life in Japan.
January: Oil & Wood exhibition, Gallery Field, Edogawabashi
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Joint exhibition with talented woodturner Ian Hayden. Bamboo, snow, koi carp paintings alongside beautiful wooden pieces crafted from Cherry, Keyaki, Zelkova, Elm, Maple....
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February: Royal Academy Summer Exhibition entry
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Got through to final judging stage...but `D` signifies `wrong dimensions for the room`!
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March: large oil painting `Revenge of the Giant Spider Crab` donated to The British School in Japan
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April: Allie, Georgia and Ziggy decamp from Sydney to a new life in rural NSW. These two paintings were housewarming gifts.
May: Commission for two paintings featuring these two brothers who love living in Tokyo...and trains!
June: Large cityscape commission for clients who wanted to commemorate the view from their Roppongi Hills Apartment
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The finished piece will hang in their Florida property
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July: Found a fitting home for these small Saiho-ji canvases - the Nikko Besso of Deborah and Ian Hayden
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August: `Then & Now`, winners prize for the 2021 Open Scratch Mixed Foursomes, commissioned by The Royal Liverpool Golf Club
September: This cheeky young lady was a family gift
October: a family commission. Sakura, Temple, Tokyo Tower.
November: `Skytree Sunset`. Commissioned to paint this as a sayonara gift for a good friend
December: one of five artists (contributing six landscape paintings) featured in a joint exhibition in Taipei. Organised by Gallery Field.
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Simon Dalby Art
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