Kaye Donachie
Hand Painted Bauble
£50
£40
Limited edition individually painted ceramic baubles with painted paper cut-out hands by painter Kaye Donachie.
Edition Size
42
Dimensions
6cm
Finishing
Hand painted ceramic bauble with ribbon and paper cut-out hand
Courtesy the artist and Maureen Paley
About The Artwork
These limited edition ceramic baubles present a dream-like scene, a continuation of the themes found in Donachie’s paintings. A wash of blue covers the decoration, which pictures a moonlit seascape on one side, a repeated motif in Donachie’s paintings. The other half of the bauble is coloured purple and features a loosely painted shell. This ceramic bauble hangs on a ribbon with a painted paper cutout of a hand with the edition number on the back.
About Kaye Donachie
Kaye Donachie is a painter known for her muted, figurative paintings. Throughout her work, she interprets Avant-Garde women, using history and biography and an archive of found and personal imagery to conjure up characters and tableaus that are at once mysterious and deeply evocative. Often the paintings are a description of time and place that drift between dream and reality, an echo of the past re-imagined in the present.
Kaye Donachie was born in Glasgow and now lives and works in London, UK. Recent solo exhibitions include Into the Thousand Mirrors, Lismore Castle Arts, County Waterford; Like this. Before. Like waves, Morena di Luna, Hove; Silent As Glass, Maureen Paley, London; Under the clouds of her eyelids, Le Plateau Frac Île-de-France, Paris and Dearest...,The Fireplace Project, East Hampton, USA. Selected group exhibitions include Orlando at the Present Time, The Wolfson Gallery, Charleston, East Sussex; The Critic as Artist, Reading International, Reading; The Painting Show, Contemporary Art Centre (CAC), Vilnius, Lithuania, travelled to Limerick City Gallery of Art, Limerick and Go Yang Cultural Foundation, Korea; (un mural, des tableaux), Le Plateau, Frac Île de France, Paris; Gen X,Museo d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea S. Francesco, San Marino; Secret Societies, Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt; and The Dark Monarch: Magic and Modernity in British Art, Tate St Ives.