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'The ambiguity of identity' is a theme that threads through the current works from this imaginative and highly stylized artist. Rosalind cites Renaissance, Tudor and Jacobean portraiture as a significant influence, while her immaculate panels are clearly contemporary with a refreshing clarity and palette.In 2006 Rosalind gained the approval of The Globe Theatre to observe backstage, rehearsal and performance; thus she has been able to satisfy her current artistic requirements as the Shakespearean references form the core of her new collection.Rosalind Hudson gained a BA (Hons) Visual Arts in 1990 and in 2008 a MA in Fine Art. For some years she taught and lectured art and design before working exclusively as a professional artist.
Rosalind has been invited by The National Trust to exhibit a new collection of paintings in the highly appropriate location of The Long gallery in Blickling Hall, Norfolk. This exhibition is scheduled for the summer of 2010 – for further details please register your interest. |
