Exhibitions
Past, present and future exhibitions and events
Ocean Studios
Plymouth, Devon
Solo show- ‘Coalescence’
2nd December 2023 - 3rd January 2024
I am so excited to invite you all to my upcoming solo show ‘Coalescence’ this winter. The show will be made up of a series of my coastal paintings inspired by Cornwall, painted between 2021. I have taken inspiration from the depths of Cornwall and it’s wild winds and waters of St.Just, across the county to the long sandy beaches of Whitsand Bay.
The private view will be held on Friday December 1st (6-8pm) @OceanStudios, PL1 3RP
Livingstone St.Ives
Clifton, Bristol
1st April-30th April 2023
“The gallery is also thrilled to exhibit work from three new artists! Enjoy serene evocations of land, sea and sky from Rosemary Scott; Alice Robinson-Carter‘s new work captures the expansiveness of the unique Cornish landscape; and Sophie Abbott‘s atmospheric abstracts bring a joyous sense of colour and hint at the sense of excitement the sea has in the spring.
All work is available to view and purchase in our gallery at Westcotts Quay, St. Ives, and online. We ship nationally and internationally, and offer a variety of gallery services including interest-free payment plans. Please contact us on (+44) 01736 793509 or hello@livingstonestives.co.uk to enquire further, and visit this page to find out more.”
The Green Table cafe
at Dartington Trust, Devon
1st November - 4th December 2022
Currently on display at the Green Table cafe at Dartington Trust is a selection of Alice’s abstracted Dartmoor and Cornish coastal studies. These paintings have been inspired by a section of the South West Coast Path - from Mount Edgcumbe to Lantic Bay - and some of Alice’s special places on Dartmoor, including Bench Tor. Alice embarked on this series of work in September 2021 drawing her attention to the elements, colours and forms found within these breathtaking and ever-changing landscapes.
All works here displayed at Dartington Trust are for sale.
If you are interested in purchasing one of Alice’s paintings, please contact her directly via email or Instagram.
Yoke Salon
Royal William Yard, Plymouth
October 4th 2022 - January 20th 2023
Yoke salon have very kindly offered to have a few of Alice’s recent paintings up on display in their beautiful salon over a series of four months. If you’re in for a cut over the winter months this year, you’ll get to see a rotating body of work in person whilst you are getting your hair transformed by the amazing hair stylists at Yoke Salon.
These paintings have be inspired by a section of the South West coast starting from Mount Edgecombe and finishing at Lantic Bay, where she passed through the beautiful Rame head peninsula, Freathy and Lansollos Cove.
All works here displayed at Yoke Salon are for sale.
If you are interested in purchasing one of Alice’s paintings, please contact her directly via email or Instagram.
The Byre Gallery
Sea Level-
2nd-31st July 2022
Eleven pieces of my recent coastal inspired works available on
‘The Byre Gallery’ website:
https://thebyregallery.co.uk/collections/alice-robinson-carter
“The second of our summer exhibitions features a host of sea and coastal inspired work from some of our favourite artists and makers - along with some exciting new discoveries.
We're looking forward to welcoming back artists Emma Carlisle, Tara Leaver and Siobhan Purdy and introducing Devon based artist Alice Robinson-Carter. There will also of course be stunning ceramics, glass and jewellery from some of our favourite makers.”
https://thebyregallery.co.uk/blogs/portfolio-items/sea-level-2nd-july-to-5th-august
Artmill Gallery
26th August-30th September 2022
Two man show with Philip Battley:
https://philipbattley.weebly.com/
A collection of my Cornish coast line inspired drawings and paintings alongside local artist.
2021
Dartmoor Collection
9th December-12th December 2021
in collaboration with Slate Publishing House
O C E A N S T U D I OS, P L Y M O U T H, D E V O N, UK
“Slate Publishing House is delighted to share the launch of Alice Robinson-Carter's Open Studio event, which will run from Thursday 9th - Sunday 12th December. Alice is an independent artist, painter and print-maker, who has recently taken up a residency at Ocean Studios, a creative hub for artists across a wealth of creative disciplines, nestled in the heart of the Royal William Yard, Plymouth.
Slate is dedicated to providing a public platform for emerging artists and authors. We have thoroughly enjoyed supporting Alice in her transition from graduate to fully-fledged solo artist, and have been so inspired by the development of her signature style and technique during her role as Artist-in-Residence over the past year.
In Alice's first independent open studio exhibition, she will showcase a recent artistic study that has been produced under the creation direction of Slate. Alice will present an exploration of the magnificent and expansive landscape of Dartmoor; an exceptional evocation of place that spans 44 pieces, from large scale canvas paintings, to smaller mixed media artwork on board and paper. The distinctive character of Dartmoor is expressed beautifully through Alice's experimentation with colour, texture and shape. All pieces are available for purchase, and Alice welcomes expressions of interest regarding the artwork displayed, as well as inviting visitors into her own studio to discuss her artistic practice.
This open studio event will be of interest to all writers that have submitted their own literary contributions to the Dartmoor Collection's anthology, currently in production. Slate has guided Alice's study of Dartmoor, which will now be showcased as an exhibition in it's own right to celebrate and conclude Alice's journey with us over the past year. This is a unique opportunity to view the original artwork that will inform the aesthetic and design of the Dartmoor Collection. Crops, prints and hand-picked elements of these larger pieces will be applied throughout the design of the anthology, letterpress prints, sketchbooks and other components of the Dartmoor Collection, to be launched in Spring 2022.”
Photography credits: Dom Moore