Conucopia - Watercolours & Acrylics By Pam Judd / Photography By Tony Chapman

Parkstone artist Pam Judd makes her sixth visit to the Regent Centre with her latest exhibition entitled Cornucopia. Joining Pam will be her brother, Tony Chapman from Hythe, who will be exhibiting a series of his photographic work.

Pam specialises in colourful portraits using techniques such as photo-realism and figurative images together with interpretations of movement in acrylic and watercolour. Her work is inspired by artists such as Cezanne, Monet, Degas and Klimt. Pam will have about 30 of her paintings on display. In addition, there will be portraits of wildlife and some local landscapes and seascapes. Both she and Tony seek to involve the viewer in their work with the rich use of colour and subject matter.

Pam is a member of the Leisure Painters of Poole and Poole and East Dorset Arts Society and has exhibited previously at Upton Country Park, Poole Library, The Lighthouse, Russell Cotes Museum and Highcliffe Castle.

Tony will be making his fifth visit to the Regent Centre. He is an Associate of the Royal Photographic Society and shares Pam’s passion for shape, natural form and colour with local coastal scenes and creative images. He has exhibited at a number of national Visual Arts Exhibitions.