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Artist In Isolation As we move forward in this new world of closed galleries and cancelled exhibitions the online world of galleries is moving forward at a speed. Artists, well known for adapting and creating new ways of working, have moved into the world of new ways of exhibiting online. Naturally I am one of them. You Can view these works for sale at; Saatchi Art Online   Navigating this new way of exhibition and engaging with my audience has been fun and mind bending. 

Pink Sky £100Gouache on paper21 x 15 cmDouble Sided, Unframed https://stephaniefullerartist.com/products/pink-sky-paintingThis beautiful painting of the sea is just one of a group of works I am putting together for the #ArtistSupport Pledge. The painting will be mailed to you unframed. You can choose which side you like best, or buy a frame that you can change the image depending on your mood. You can see other works available through the scheme HERE   The gallery and museum exhibitions and art fairs where I usually look forward to meeting new and existing clients have been cancelled. For now I am happy...

This painting has been influenced by two men, Alex Coppel and Ben Lawson. a photographer and a poet/actor. But the main influence is of course the fires in Australia this season and the lengths people had to go to to keep safe. One of the most heartening aspects was the fact that people took their animals with them. Sometimes leaving their homes with bare feet but carrying their dog and a blanket, for the dog.  People, horses, dogs and cats sit on the beaches of the south coast of New South Wales keeping calm as they watch their houses burn. Some drove...

I am pleased to announce that two of my paintings have been shortlisted for the Hastings Open 2020.   A mother and her children walk into the distance on the road to nowhere over the sea.We call them refugees. They have no where to go but are expected to get there. We don’t know where nowhere is and neither does she. But this beautiful young mother will walk on water to keep her children safe. Find them refuge and food.She knows no bounds because she has no choices.We watch her go, not our business, not our problem.   They Walk The...

"Have you met the artist Stephanie Fuller?" Twenty years ago I stopped correcting people when they called me by my other name. I realised Fuller was the name they knew me by and it was my first professional name in the UK and Australia. So the international art world and all my friends in the UK, think of me as Stephanie Fuller.  It happened to me again last week, "Have you met Stephanie Fuller, she's an artist", as it has hundreds of times over the years. Most emails I send here in the UK to let people know I have moved back I...