Paintings and digital art by Suzsi Corio
Very pleased to hear that ‘Miss Havisham’s Dress’ (watercolour, ink + gesso) has been pre-selected by the R.I. (Royal Institute of painters in watercolour) for their forthcoming show at the Mall Galleries, London.
I’m taking part in the Art Trail which is part of #DulwichFestival this weekend 2-3 Dec in a group show at 133 Lordship Lane East Dulwich London SE22 – showing some of my smaller dress paintings and also selling vintage … Continued
I had a lovely surprise when I noticed a red dot on my painting at the National Open art private view last night! The exhibition is very well curated, and spreads over several floors of the fabulous Bargehouse Oxo tower … Continued
Looking forward to being part of 21st National Open Art Exhibition at the Bargehouse Oxo Tower Wharf Southbank London | 17 – 26 November 2017 FREE ADMISSION Open daily 11am – 6pm (Closes 3pm 17 & 23 Nov) #NationalOpenArt says:- Highlights … Continued
I have a selection of very affordable postcard sized framed original watercolour dress paintings for sale which is being constantly updated from now until mid December – worldwide shipping available . If you’d like to see images of what’s available … Continued
I’m having a ‘good news for art week’ as I just heard that 2 of my large paintings of vintage dresses have been pre-selected for the Royal West of England Academy Open- fingers crossed for final judging! The RWA is … Continued
Very pleased to hear that ‘Out of the Wardrobe’ will be staying out of the wardrobe for a bit longer as it has been selected for the National Open Art show at the Bargehouse, Oxo Tower in Novermber. More details … Continued
Out of the Wardrobe’ has been shortlisted for the National Open Art competition 2017, and therefore eligible for the ‘World art Vote’ – please click this link to vote if you like it! Please vote here – World art vote
Patchwork dress made from collaged fragments of abstract paintings.
I’m just starting on a new series of dress paintings using an ‘A’ line dress shape as a different silhouette – what do you think? I’m planning to make the new series more graphic as a contrast to the 1950s … Continued