Andrew’s Blog

I’m delighted by the responses I’ve had so far, and want to thank you for talking to me. I have been contacted by a few people who say that they don’t want to write about how they feel about the [...]

I’m presenting you with this image of my most recent painting. It may, or may not be finished. Just to give you a couple of details, it’s 6 feet wide and is, as are most of my canvases, oil on [...]

Andrew’s Summer Ending Blog 2016 I have just returned, a couple of hours ago, from a visit, at the invitation of my beautiful granddaughter Jessica, to the Tate Modern to have a look at the [...]

2015 DRAWS TO A CLOSE I should talk about the Goya exhibition I recently visited at the National Gallery. The curators did their usual thing and selected the most boring pieces of Goya’s [...]

Latest News The exhibition at the Norman Plastow Gallery, in Wimbledon Village went brilliantly. Much better than I had expected. It looked good; I had lots of visitors and sold work. What more [...]

Barry Fantoni’s preview for ANDREW AARONS ART Andrew Aarons and I met at Camberwell Art School in the early 50’s. We were fourteen years old. We both did life drawing but whereas I went on [...]

Your Invitation to my exhibition and a blog.  The poster below gives you all the details of the show. I toyed with the idea of attaching the Dépêchism manifesto but I don’t like explaining art [...]

The saga continues Friday I met my oncologist. A charming and beautiful young Polish lady, who really knows her stuff. She examined my belly and said that it was perfect. Something that I already [...]

The staples are out so now I can shower properly. Immediately Marion, my key worker, removed them, I started thinking about the next lot of paintings I have to do. Also strange dreams of buying a [...]

I’m writing this on the 8th of July, that is the day before having the surgery to remove the cancer in my colon along with a bit of the colon as well. Paula will contact Iain, my web master, to [...]