As the art school celebrated its 70th Anniversary year, British abstract painters Frank Bowling RA OBE, Alan Gouk, Francisco Gazitua FRSS and Dolorosa Sinaga became our first artist patrons since Henry Moore in 1947.
Sir Frank Bowling OBE RA is a Guyana born British trained artist, and elected member of the Royal Academy of Art. Frank has work in many permanent collections including the Metropolitan Museum and Museum of Modern Art in New York, and the Tate.
Alan Gouk is widely admired and respected as a pre-eminent abstract painter, and he has consistently produced paintings of exceptional quality which explore the architecture of art through colour and form. His work is in many collections, including the Tate.
Francisco Gazitua is an internationally acclaimed sculptor, highly regarded in his native Chile. After studying extensively, Gazitua took his postgraduate degree in sculpture at St Martin’s School of Art, London, where he lectured for several years.
Dolorosa Sinaga is a contemporary sculptor and Dean of the Fine Art Institute in Jakarta, Indonesia. A renowned Sumatra-born artist, Sinaga is a graduate from Jakarta Institute of the Arts and postgraduate from St. Martin’s School of Art, London.
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