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Annabelle Shelton - Caught Up

£3,000.00
Acrylic and graphite on red banner canvas 156 x 106 x 0.1 cm 2025 Annabelle Shelton MA Fine Art is based in Milton Keynes where she makes paintings at the Workspace. Currently working under the project name of Elle Lived where she explores Christian religion and ritual outside the mainstream churches. Recently shown at the Landscape 25/26 show at Salisbury Museum. Previously a resident artist at the Aberystwyth Art Centre, Shelton took part in the main gallery show ‘Five’. In the same year selected for the John Moore’s 2010 Painting Prize exhibition. Shelton has provided critical text and reviews for a-n Artists Information Company. Shelton has previously shown with Jill George, Rebecca Hossack, Rarity Gallery Greece. She was awarded Neo:artprize 2013 for ‘Black holes at Weymouth’. In 2015 Shelton’s work appeared in the Sunday Times Watercolour Exhibition and the Discerning Eye at the Mall Galleries London. Her work has been presented at many national and international Art Fairs and is in many private and public collections around the world.
Acrylic and graphite on red banner canvas 156 x 106 x 0.1 cm 2025 Annabelle Shelton MA Fine Art is based in Milton Keynes where she makes paintings at the Workspace. Currently working under the project name of Elle Lived where she explores Christian religion and ritual outside the mainstream churches. Recently shown at the Landscape 25/26 show at Salisbury Museum. Previously a resident artist at the Aberystwyth Art Centre, Shelton took part in the main gallery show ‘Five’. In the same year selected for the John Moore’s 2010 Painting Prize exhibition. Shelton has provided critical text and reviews for a-n Artists Information Company. Shelton has previously shown with Jill George, Rebecca Hossack, Rarity Gallery Greece. She was awarded Neo:artprize 2013 for ‘Black holes at Weymouth’. In 2015 Shelton’s work appeared in the Sunday Times Watercolour Exhibition and the Discerning Eye at the Mall Galleries London. Her work has been presented at many national and international Art Fairs and is in many private and public collections around the world.