Annie Musgrove

Annie Musgrove lives on the Somerset-Devon border working mostly in oil, adding layers to build up a depth to her work in which she captures the elemental nature of the rural landscape around her. She collects information about a place by walking, observing and just being still. From the wild and remote nature of moorland to the power of a winter storm at the coastline, Annie’s work captures the vigour and wonder of nature that surrounds us. In recent work, Annie is exploring form and colour through abstraction. These painterly abstracted landscapes and seascapes are grounded with a sense of place and enjoy more freedom from representation.

www.anniemusgrove.co.uk

Featured Work

Artistic Training:

  • Defining Practice Newlyn School of Art Jan 2018- Dec 2018
  • Studio Practice Newlyn School of Art Mar 2019 – Dec 2019
  • Painted with: Tess Armitage 2014, Neil Pinkett – Newlyn School of Art May 2014, Tom Rickman – Newlyn School of Art July 2015, Jesse LeRoy and Faye Dobinson 2018

Exhibitions, Residencies and Prizes:

2020 – 2023:

  • Selected to exhibit at SWAc Open 2023
  • Selected to exhibit at Thelma Hulbert Gallery Open 2023
  • Ilminster Open (overall prizewinner 2023)
  • Evolver Prize Exhibition 2023
  • Royal Albert Museum, Exeter
  • Museum of Rural Life, Glastonbury
  • Brisons Veor residency at Cape Cornwall

2018 – 2019:

  • South West Art Academy Open 2019
  • Prize winner exhibition, Ilminster 2019
  • Thelma Hulbert Gallery Open, Honiton 2018
  • East Lambrook House 2018

2018 – 2023:

  • SAC Salcombe (annually)
  • Somerset Art Works (annually)

2017 – 2018 (& 2023):

  • Ilminster Open (prize winner in 2018)

2015 – 2021:

  • ACE Somerton (annually)

Workshops:

Salcombe Art Club (2024)
Ilminster Arts Centre (2024)
Tiverton Art Club (2023)
The Blackdowns Art Retreat (2022 – 2024)
Bampton Art Club (2021 – 2024)
Somerset Recovery College (2020 – 2022)

Film: Zoom painting workshops for Somerset Recovery College (2021)
Film: Nature wherever you find it for Somerset Recovery College & Somerset Art Works (2020 – 2021)