Welcome

My name is Gerry Dudgeon, and I work as a professional artist from my studio in West Dorset, UK.

My acrylic paintings are a response to the colour and culture of exotic places such as Morocco, India and Greece, the allure of French rivers and the rhythmic curves of Dorset and Devon landscapes. I enjoy experimenting freely with paint, allowing my imagination to develop an idea in an improvised way, so the paintings are as much about picture making as they are about specific places.

News

Mixed Exhibition at the Lime Tree Gallery, Bristol

Mixed show at the Lime Tree Gallery

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Open Studio 2022

I'm taking part in Dorset Art Weeks again this year from 14-29 May when my studio at Walnut Farm (venue 250) will be open 11am - 5pm daily, except Thursdays when I'm closed. Do feel free to visit, and all works are for sale at reasonable prices. There's ample free...
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Kings Hill Exhibition

Currently showing 13 recent paintings with other exciting artists in this mixed show at Kings Hill Village, Kent http://www.kings-hill.com/current-exhibition/ with Frickleton Fine Art https://frickletonfineart.co.uk/ The show runs for 3 months from July 2021.
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Solo Show in London

I'm showing 17 large Moroccan paintings at 60 Threadneedle Street, London EC2V 7JD from 26th June - mid Sept 2020. I'll donate 30% of my sales revenue to the NHS Charities Together COVID-19 Appeal, supporting NHS staff and volunteers caring for COVID-19 patients.
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Prints available for sale

New digital prints for sale

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More Prints
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Article in Evolver Magazine

I’m delighted that Evolver Magazine have used an image of my painting “Bridge over the Aveyron” in their article about Bridport Open Studios in the July/August 2019 issue.

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Bridport Open Studios

I'll be showing recent work at my studio in Melplash DT6 3WB during Bridport Open Studios from 7th - 15th September 2019. Open 11am - 5pm every day except the 9th, 10th and 12th September. All welcome!
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Grand Designs: House of the Year 2018

Two of my Moroccan paintings shown on Channel Four’s Grand Designs: House of the Year

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