APT Introduces
Ned Armstrong & Lottie Stoddart
16 - 26 June 2022
Thur to Sun, 12-5pm
Private View :
Thursday 16 June 6-8pm
Event :
Saturday 25th June 2-3pm, APT Gallery
In-conversation chaired by Matt lippiatt (editor-at-large turps painting magazine), with artists Ned Armstrong & Lottie Stoddart
No booking required
Introduction
APT Introduces…..Ned Armstrong and Lottie Stoddart
Year one recipients of the APT & Fenton Arts Trust Mentoring Award, Ned Armstrong and Lottie Stoddart, celebrate their year at APT with an exhibition of work, made over the last 12 months.
Jointly Funded by the Fenton Arts Trust and APT, this annual Award, which runs until 2025, provides free studio space for a year, alongside regular mentoring for 2 emerging artists, each year specialising in a different practice.
Painting was the focus in year one and we are delighted to introduce Lottie’s and Ned’s work, mentored this past year by esteemed APT artists Rebecca Harper and Mali Morris, respectively.
Artist Quotes
My year at APT has been brilliant; the friendliness and support of the APT community, the stream of events that has passed through the gallery, my lovely studio, the mentoring that's strengthened and developed my practice and the award's culminating exhibition - it's been a whirlwind of a good and happy time. I'm so grateful for this award, it has left me feeling ready to embark on the next phase of my career.
Lottie Stoddart
APT is a fantastic place filled with artists, and against the backdrop of much of the London artist studio world is a bit of an outlier in its provision of affordable and beautifully maintained studios. It has been fantastic painting there, next to the creek, getting to know the other artists much more experienced than I, and to glean what I could from them. Most particularly from my mentor Mali, who has been relentlessly generous on all fronts, and whose wisdom, care and thoughtfulness has anchored me throughout the year.
Ned Armstrong
Click here to hear Ned and Lottie talk about their experience of the Award
Mentor Quote
Lottie and Ned have made energetic and creative use of their year with us as APT/Fenton mentees.
Their studios are alive with new work, moving in new directions, exciting and fascinating.
It is exactly what APT and Fenton Trust had in mind when we discussed how the programme might work, to benefit emerging artists. As a community we in turn have benefitted from their presence, and we will miss them; we hope they feel the same about us…
Mali Morris, Year One Mentor and APT Artist
Artist Film:
Ned Armstrong &
Lottie Stoddart
Listen to year one recipients Ned Armstrong and Lottie Stoddart talk about their experience of being at APT over the last year and how this prepared them for their end of year exhibition.
Duration: 4.27 mins
Film by Margaret Higginson