Angmering artist’s exhibition takes off at Shoreham Airport

Preparing for Albany, by Andrew HarrisPreparing for Albany, by Andrew Harris
Preparing for Albany, by Andrew Harris
AVIATION artist Andrew Harris, from Angmering, has landed his first-ever solo exhibition, at Shoreham Airport

He will be displaying a range of original oil paintings, drawings and limited edition prints featuring aircraft from the Second World War to the modern day.

The exhibition is open to the public seven days a week from 9am-5pm, from Saturday until August 25 in the first-floor gallery at Shoreham Airport terminal building. Entry is free.

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Andrew said: “I have always been interested in aeroplanes for as long as I can remember. Then, whilst at secondary school I realised that I had a flair for art but never really took it seriously, so didn’t study it as a subject.

“It was only later in life that my interest in aviation and art combined, when I was given a set of oil paints as a present and it took off from there.”

Andrew is an award-winning aviation artist and an elected Associate of the Guild of Aviation Artists (AGAvA). He was raised and educated in West Sussex and while in college discovered a love of oil paint that now forms the backbone to most of his work.

Andrew added: “The first-floor gallery at Shoreham Airport is a unique, historic venue. Here, my aviation art can be shown at the heart of a busy airport, where visitors can step outside to see and hear classic aeroplanes alongside modern aircraft, helping to bring my artwork to life.”

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