Larissa Hoops -- Fine Art

Artist Profile

Primarily a painter, I also enjoy working in collage and mixed media. Broadly speaking I am interested in people, their histories, their social situations and cultural complexities. My recent work involves putting together domestic scenes using everyday objects and printed media to create quiet narratives. These narratives are my observation and responses to topical situations that I feel compelled to question. I like to use colour and humour to humanise my work and invite the viewer in.

Exhibitions

Solo exhibitions

2007: ‘By Road’ Talisman Restaurant, Nairobi.

Group Exhibitions

2009: ‘Africaines’, 2nd Pan-African Cultural Festival, Algiers. Algeria.

2009: ‘The Afford Art Fair’ Battersea Park, London.

2008: January 2009 ’Africa Now!’ organized by The World Bank,
          Washington DC, USA.

2008: ISK annual art show, Nairobi, Kenya.

2008: ‘That’s The Way We Like It’ Village Market and French
         Cultural Centre, Nairobi, Kenya.

2006: ‘Platforms 2006’ Grant Bradley Gallery, Bristol, UK.

2006: Stuart Art café, Bristol, UK.

2004: Gloucestershire University Degree Show, Cheltenham, UK.

Education

2004: BA (Hons) Fine Art Painting at the University of
         Gloucestershire.

2001: Diploma in Foundation Art, Cheltenham and
          Gloucestershire College of Higher Education.

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