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Forgotten Landscapes

Jeni Caruana February 10, 2017 Forgotten Landscapes2017-02-09T15:36:12+00:00 Art, Blog, Coming Soon, Featured Articles 1 Comment

This collective exhibition has taken its creator, Mark Magro, months of planning and hard work, as he collaborated with the four of us artists (Caroline Said Lawrence, Marika Borg, Mark Mallia and me) to realise his inspired project “Forgotten Landscapes”

It has been an honour to work with him and I’m sure the end result is going to be fascinating.

I am really looking forward to seeing it all come together at St James’ on the 16th February and I hope that you will be able to join us in congratulating him!

Jeni ?

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About Jeni Caruana

Jeni was born in England and studied at Uxbridge, Hull and Harrow Art Colleges before settling in Malta in 1977. She subsequently worked as a graphic designer and followed a post-Diploma course at Malta College of Art. Jeni has held regular solo exhibitions of her works and participated in numerous joint, group and collective exhibitions in Malta and abroad, representing Malta in UK, USA, Sardinia, Rome, Tunisia, Libya and Norway. Paintings now hang in many public and private collections. --- Works cover a wide variety of subjects and media, from landscapes to Prehistoric Temples, sand to ceramics, watercolour and acrylics to wooden sculptures. They are always based on good drawing and keen observation and always started on location or from live models. Intense study of the human figure has resulted in her ability to capture fleeting glimpses of people in motion. Visually expressing the emotional effects of music on the senses, her ‘musician’ paintings are a favourite subject. --- Jeni has been teaching drawing and watercolour techniques to adults since 1995. She regularly runs courses and workshops in drawing and watercolour for adult beginners and improvers, specialised courses in life drawing, watercolour techniques, weekend workshops and painting outings and also art for self-expression, meditation and relaxation. --- For more information please contact; Studio Address: - “Dar Il-Mistrieh”, - 15, Old Church Street, - Manikata - MLH 5202

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Anonymous - February 13th, 2017 at 4:13 am none Comment author #1991 on Forgotten Landscapes by b-c-ing-u.com

Hi Jeni, Lovely photos of you painting plein air, you certainly look the part. Good luck with the exhibition you go from strength to strength.

Love your nude studies and hope you do well with those they are delightful.

You are a true artist. All the best. Patricia in Oz.

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