Exhibitions

Nicholas Eastwood | Exhibitions

* Denotes Solo Exhibitions

2017

Wetherspoon Project/Commission for the reopening and expansion of The Chevalier Inn, Exeter, 9th July.

NIcholasEastwood - Artist - Wetherspoons

2015

*Exhibition: Images from Life and Music at the Beehive Community and Arts Centre Opening Monday 20th April for one month.

*Exhibition: Wolfson College Gallery, Oxford University, Opening Sunday 4th October for 3 weeks.

2008

Exhibition of major and latest, smaller works and ceramics at Northcott Theatre, Exeter, Devon for Northcult Project. The Artist gave an Opening Illustrated Talk on his Work. Attended by the Exeter Lord Mayor, Councillor Paul Smith, and the Lady Mayoress, Mrs. Sue Smith, OBE. September-November 2008.
Exhibition of Ceramics and Paintings at the Terracina Gallery, Exeter, U.K. September 2008.
The Brook Gallery, Budleigh Salterton, Devon, U.K., begins showing latest Ceramics. January 2008.

2006

Ceramic Stoneware Platters exhibited at the Celebration of Dartington Pottery Show, February 2006, Shinners Bridge, Totnes, U.K.

2004

*Second Exhibition, East Devon Business Centre, 2004, Honiton, U.K.

2003

*Music Themes at Northcote House Gallery, University of Exeter, October-December 2003. One painting bought by the University.
East Devon Business Centre, Honiton, Devon, U.K., March-June 2003, Paintings from France and Spain.

2002

*Completed a series of nine new major works for the Royal Festival Hall, London, U.K. for a concert by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra depicting the ranging of styles of music by Rodrigo, October 2002. Twenty-one paintings in all exhibited (also designed the cover of the programme) for this event. Attended by Countess Cecilia Rodrigo (Marquesa de los Jardines de Aranjuez), H E The Ambassador of Spain and the Lord Mayor of Exeter.
Greenway Gallery, (National Trust), Churston Ferrers, Devon, U.K.
Past Dreams, paintings and ceramics. Phoenix Art Centre, Exeter.
Sterts Art Centre, Liskeard, Cornwall, U.K., Paintings and Ceramics (by arrangement with Dartington Pottery, Totnes, Devon, UK).

2001

Torbay Art Festival, September 2001.
Nottingham Castle Museum Exhibition, U.K. – ceramics included in Dartington display.
Penarth Art Centre, Wales, U.K. – works included in Dartington Ceramics exhibition.

2000

*Paintings and Gouaches at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, Exeter, U.K.
*At the request of Dr Ulrich Schwarz, Conductor, exhibited chosen works to accompany a concert by the St. Georgen Youth Orchestra (Germany) at Exeter Cathedral, U.K.. Mendelssohn: Hymns of Pray - Choir (a capella). Exeter Cathedral Choir – Dvorak Symphony (No. 1 + 4), Mozart Coronation Mass.
*University of Exeter, Great Hall, U.K.: Spanish Series exhibited for the Concert by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. The Programme included The Concierto de Aranjuez and The Ode to Salamanca.

1999

*Atelier Gallery, Faculty of Arts, Queen’s Building, University of Exeter
L’idée est l’image. Southern Landscapes Series. Slow Thaw II purchased by the University of Exeter

1997

Falmouth Art Gallery, Cornwall, U.K. (June/July). Opened by Sir Geoffrey Holland K.C.B. and Lady Holland (attended by the Mayor of Falmouth).

1996

*Atelier Gallery, Faculty of Arts, Queen’s Building, University of Exeter
Small Works: Collages, Drawings and Paintings. In addition to public purchases, one painting (Slow Thaw Series) purchased by the University of Exeter.
Clifton Arts Club, Bristol, U.K.: School of Art and Design.
*Exhibition at the Exeter and Devon Arts Centre, Exeter, U.K.: Some New Paintings from Spain and Poland. Opened by the Mayor of Exeter, Cllr Margaret Midgley. Sponsors NORWEB/Art Electric. Featured on Westcountry Television, Gemini Radio - Crucible Arts South West Programme, University Radio Exeter (URE).

1992

Art for Sale magazine, sponsored by The Guardian: selected from over 3000 submissions as one of the 200 artists published in first issue. Launch exhibition at Whiteleys of Bayswater, London, U.K.
Honiton Arts Festival, Honiton, U.K.
Spacex Gallery, Exeter, U.K.: Compendia - small works by invited artists.
*Atkinson Gallery, Millfield, Street, U.K.: Latest and Largest Works
Video film Landshapes to Landmarks, based on Atkinson Gallery exhibition, explaining themes and theory behind his work.

1991

Gordon Hepworth Gallery, Newton St. Cyres, Exeter, U.K.: Devon Artists.

1990

Austin/Desmond Fine Art, Huxham, Exeter, U.K.: Christmas Exhibition.
Salle du conseil municipal, Cabestany, France: 12th Autumn Exhibition of Cabestany.

1989

Latest paintings features on Out of the Box Gallery, Television South West, U.K.

1987

Palais des Rois de Majorque, Perpignan, France: organised by La Jeune Chambre Economique de Perpignan for its first Salon des Arts Plastiques et Graphiques.
Spacex Gallery, Exeter, U.K.: New Art in Exeter. Small works by invited artists.

1986

Salle du conseil municipal, Cabestany, France: 8th Autumn Exhibition of Cabestany.
*Galerie Fondation des Pays de France, Perpignan, France, sponsored by Crédit Agricole and Exeter City Council.

1985

Salle du conseil municipal, Cabestany, France: 7th Autumn Exhibition of Cabestany.
*Galerie La Rotonde du Théâtre de la Ville, Rennes, France (Invited by the Jury des Arts Plastiques; two paintings purchased by the Mairie Collection, Rennes).

1983

La Maison du Champ de Mars, Rennes, France: exhibition by contemporary artists of Exeter, invited by Exeter City Council.
Ryder Gallery, Dartington College of Art, Totnes, UK.

1982

Spacex gallery, Exeter, U.K.

1981

*Exe Gallery, Exeter, U.K.

1969-1977

1977

*Royal West of England Academy, Bristol, U.K.
South London Art Gallery, London, U.K.

1976

Whitechapel Art Gallery, London, U.K.

1975

*British Council, Exeter, U.K.

1971

*Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter, U.K.

1970

Stuttgart Gallery, Stuttgart, Germany.

1969

*Galerie Jean Camion, Paris, France.
Harry J. Lunn Gallery, New York, U.S.A.