About Sally Hunkin

I have painted and drawn from an early age, and when my youngest child started school I was able to concentrate fully on art. I went to all the different classes in the Richmond Adult College over a number of years, ending up in the etching department where I felt really at home, and rediscovered my childhood passion for landscape.

I was then able to set up my own studio, and sold my etchings in many galleries in London and further afield.

In due course I was able to buy a larger press, and lent my smaller one to Kew Studio which had just opened up. I lent myself as well, and started an Etching Workshop, which is still in operation and where I continue to teach.

Gradually a single "view" no longer satisfied me and I began to experiment combining different elements into a composite whole_ later on adding the notion of transparent layers as well. I also felt the need to express other interests such as Mythology and Memory. I had always produced watercolour paintings, and then a few years ago I spent 3 years getting together a collection of oils - enjoying especially the different palette which the medium allows. Monoprints, which I combine with wash, are another recent interest which seems to take me in a different direction.

Currently I switch between all styles, and enjoy the variety and stimulus of change

Solo Exhibitions : Kew Studio...........1978
                                               ............1984
                                              .............1991
       Hogarth Gallery, Chiswick...........1987

2 person Exhibitions :
               Southwold, Suffolk...............1989
                                            ................1993
Karen Fletcher Gallery,Twickenham...2000

Mixed Selected Exhibitions                                                           Society of Painter-Etchers......................1977
                                        .......................1982
Heiffer's Gallery,Cambridge...................1986
Smith's Gallery, Covent Garden..............1988
Royal Academy,London,
Summer Exhibition.................................1979
                              ..................................1993+
                               .................................1997+
        + Given 1/2 Page in the illustrated catalogue