NEWS: Roxana Halls will be exhibiting in the 2018 RA Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy, London, with her painting 'Laughing While Leaving'
NEWS: Roxana Halls has painted three new portraits for the BBC Arts production of Katherine Parkinson's debut play Sitting which will be performed at the Edinburgh Festival in the Gilded Balloon throughout August 2018 'portraits can be viewed here'
NEWS: Roxana Halls will be exhibiting in We Could Be Heroes with MPHQ Project Space, Cologne from the 13th July 2018
NEWS: Roxana Halls Founder's Purchase Prize work Emma will be exhibited with a selection of works from the Discerning Eye Collection at Guildford House Gallery from the 14th July to the 22nd September
NEWS: Roxana Halls is an invited artist for this year's Art For Youth London and will exhibit a selection of works at 13 Hill Street, Mayfair on the 27th June and at the Mall Galleries, London from the 12th December
Roxana Halls was featured in the exhibition 'Artfully Dressed:Women in the Artworld' an exhibition of portraits by Carla van de Puttelaar at The Weiss Gallery, London 16-31st May
Roxana Halls recently exhibited a series of works in 'A Moveable Feast' from the 5th April, Andreas Hülber Gallery, Prince Eugenie Gasse, Vienna
Roxana Halls was recently announced as winner of The Derwent Special Award with her painting 'Lisa'
RECENT SHOW: 'THREESOME - a collaborative exhibition by three women painters, in association with critic and invited curator Anna McNay, exploring the female gaze.' New Art Projects, London 11th Jan - 4th March 2018
Threesome features and reviews, with Halls' paintings described as:
'Hallucinogenic pop' in WALLPAPER* magazine https://www.wallpaper.com/art/threesome-
'psychedelically lit' in STUDIO INTERNATIONAL
http://www.studiointernational.com/index
'radioactive neon' in BUST magazine
http://bust.com/feminism/194137-threesom
Halls is Course Leader of the FD Contemporary Portraiture at the Art Academy, London Bridge
Roxana Halls' work has been exhibited widely and is held in numerous private and public collections in the UK and internationally.
Frequently employing dark glamour and a wry deliberate humour, Halls' paintings depicting female impropriety work within the tradition of feminist art to offer a riposte to self-censure. Halls is drawn to investigate the meaning of cultural trends and invites the viewer to reflect on notions of gender, class, sexuality and spectatorship.
Two Films about Roxana Halls' project Appetite, her costume collection & the role it plays in her work are available to view now here
Interview in Studio International, ‘I often equate painting with performance’ here
Feature - Art Reveal Magazine: here
Interview with Stacia Yeapanis for Chicago based OPP here
Roxana Halls has, for several years, made her studio in the disused bar of a 1930s London theatre, now a bingo hall.
Her solo exhibition, SHADOW PLAY, was held at Hayhill Gallery, Cork Street, London, in November 2011.
'ROXANA HALLS' TINGLE - TANGLE' was exhibited at the National Theatre, South Bank, London in 2009.
In 2010 she was the winner of the Founder's Purchase Prize in the Discerning Eye show, and she was the winner of Pride in the House at Lauderdale House, where she held her prize winning show 'TINGLE-TANGLE & OTHER TALES' in 2011. In 2004 she was the winner of the Villiers David Prize, and in 2001 she received the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Award.
She has had four successful solo exhibitions at the Beaux Arts Gallery in Bath, her work has been exhibited in numerous group shows both in the U.K. and California, including the National Portrait Gallery's B.P. Portrait Award on five occasions, The National Open Art Competition, The Royal Society of Portrait Painters, The Ruth Borchard Self Portrait Competition, The Hunting Art Prize, The Garrick Milne Prize & Art Moorhouse. She has twice been invited to exhibit at The Discerning Eye show, and has also shown in regular group shows with Beaux Arts & Hayhill Galleries, both in Bath and at the London Art Fair.
Her work has garnered many reviews and features, including an interview with Ossian Ward for Time Out, Modern Painters, Art of England, Artists & Illustrators, The Independent, The Sunday Telegraph, Galleries, The London Evening Standard,City AM & Diva Magazine. Articles written by Halls on her work and practice have been published in national art magazines.
Commissions include Alan Grieve CBE, Chairman of the Jerwood Foundation and John Simopoulos, Emeritus Professor, St. Catherine's College Oxford, and Nick Hackworth, Founder of Paradise Row Gallery for the collection of the late Brian Sewell.
Her work is in many public and private collections in the UK and internationally, including The Discerning Eye Collection, St. Catherine's College Oxford, the late London Evening Standard Art Critic Brian Sewell, Katherine Parkinson, Bel Mooney, Claire Thomas, Kelly-Anne Lyons, Sophie Parkin and Barry & Debbie Bliss.
Portrait by Andrew Warrington, Paintworkfilms
NEWS: Roxana Halls has painted three new portraits for the BBC Arts production of Katherine Parkinson's debut play Sitting which will be performed at the Edinburgh Festival in the Gilded Balloon throughout August 2018 'portraits can be viewed here'
NEWS: Roxana Halls will be exhibiting in We Could Be Heroes with MPHQ Project Space, Cologne from the 13th July 2018
NEWS: Roxana Halls Founder's Purchase Prize work Emma will be exhibited with a selection of works from the Discerning Eye Collection at Guildford House Gallery from the 14th July to the 22nd September
NEWS: Roxana Halls is an invited artist for this year's Art For Youth London and will exhibit a selection of works at 13 Hill Street, Mayfair on the 27th June and at the Mall Galleries, London from the 12th December
Roxana Halls was featured in the exhibition 'Artfully Dressed:Women in the Artworld' an exhibition of portraits by Carla van de Puttelaar at The Weiss Gallery, London 16-31st May
Roxana Halls recently exhibited a series of works in 'A Moveable Feast' from the 5th April, Andreas Hülber Gallery, Prince Eugenie Gasse, Vienna
Roxana Halls was recently announced as winner of The Derwent Special Award with her painting 'Lisa'
RECENT SHOW: 'THREESOME - a collaborative exhibition by three women painters, in association with critic and invited curator Anna McNay, exploring the female gaze.' New Art Projects, London 11th Jan - 4th March 2018
Threesome features and reviews, with Halls' paintings described as:
'Hallucinogenic pop' in WALLPAPER* magazine https://www.wallpaper.com/art/threesome-
'psychedelically lit' in STUDIO INTERNATIONAL
http://www.studiointernational.com/index
'radioactive neon' in BUST magazine
http://bust.com/feminism/194137-threesom
Halls is Course Leader of the FD Contemporary Portraiture at the Art Academy, London Bridge
Roxana Halls' work has been exhibited widely and is held in numerous private and public collections in the UK and internationally.
Frequently employing dark glamour and a wry deliberate humour, Halls' paintings depicting female impropriety work within the tradition of feminist art to offer a riposte to self-censure. Halls is drawn to investigate the meaning of cultural trends and invites the viewer to reflect on notions of gender, class, sexuality and spectatorship.
Two Films about Roxana Halls' project Appetite, her costume collection & the role it plays in her work are available to view now here
Interview in Studio International, ‘I often equate painting with performance’ here
Feature - Art Reveal Magazine: here
Interview with Stacia Yeapanis for Chicago based OPP here
Roxana Halls has, for several years, made her studio in the disused bar of a 1930s London theatre, now a bingo hall.
Her solo exhibition, SHADOW PLAY, was held at Hayhill Gallery, Cork Street, London, in November 2011.
'ROXANA HALLS' TINGLE - TANGLE' was exhibited at the National Theatre, South Bank, London in 2009.
In 2010 she was the winner of the Founder's Purchase Prize in the Discerning Eye show, and she was the winner of Pride in the House at Lauderdale House, where she held her prize winning show 'TINGLE-TANGLE & OTHER TALES' in 2011. In 2004 she was the winner of the Villiers David Prize, and in 2001 she received the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Award.
She has had four successful solo exhibitions at the Beaux Arts Gallery in Bath, her work has been exhibited in numerous group shows both in the U.K. and California, including the National Portrait Gallery's B.P. Portrait Award on five occasions, The National Open Art Competition, The Royal Society of Portrait Painters, The Ruth Borchard Self Portrait Competition, The Hunting Art Prize, The Garrick Milne Prize & Art Moorhouse. She has twice been invited to exhibit at The Discerning Eye show, and has also shown in regular group shows with Beaux Arts & Hayhill Galleries, both in Bath and at the London Art Fair.
Her work has garnered many reviews and features, including an interview with Ossian Ward for Time Out, Modern Painters, Art of England, Artists & Illustrators, The Independent, The Sunday Telegraph, Galleries, The London Evening Standard,City AM & Diva Magazine. Articles written by Halls on her work and practice have been published in national art magazines.
Commissions include Alan Grieve CBE, Chairman of the Jerwood Foundation and John Simopoulos, Emeritus Professor, St. Catherine's College Oxford, and Nick Hackworth, Founder of Paradise Row Gallery for the collection of the late Brian Sewell.
Her work is in many public and private collections in the UK and internationally, including The Discerning Eye Collection, St. Catherine's College Oxford, the late London Evening Standard Art Critic Brian Sewell, Katherine Parkinson, Bel Mooney, Claire Thomas, Kelly-Anne Lyons, Sophie Parkin and Barry & Debbie Bliss.
Portrait by Andrew Warrington, Paintworkfilms
